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Trees in Deep Ellum hosts classic experience

The club scene is the natural place to revel in contrary and Trees will host a concert by the Orchestra of New Spain, including works by a 17th century Italian composer, who happens to be a woman. Contrarian Isabella Leonarda (shown), (September 1620 – 25 February 1704) entered the Collegio de Sant’Orsola, an Ursuline convent in Novara at the age of 16 where she created more than 200 compositions until her death at the age of 84.


Mystery of Miz Arnette

One Thirty productions presents a touching tale told with pathos and humor amid the depths of the Oklahoma dust bowl starting May 11, 2011 at the Bath House Cultural Center.


Deep Ellum Art Walk 2011

Let’s get this out of the way before we tell you about one of our favorite art walks.  After attending a meeting on the proposed steetscapes last week, I heard the same thing that’s said every time there is talk about renovations and restoration of Deep Ellum - “we don’t want to be Uptown!”. 

Okay one last time with feeling, Deep Ellum will never be Uptown, Bishop Arts or the Miracle Mile. It will progress, it will mature and it will grow into what it is supposed to be as a major player in the Central Business District and we need to accept that it will never be what it was when we were standing in line in the 80’s. With nearby housing in Treemont, Munger Place, Bryan Place, Junius Heights, Lakewood and Lake Highlands filled with younger boomers and older Gen Xr’s who want good dining and shopping to go with our funk, music, preservation of Deep Ellum buildings and memories, change is inevitable, however we can be influential in how it plays out by supporting the businesses and staying involved. Dharris (read more for list)


Winston Churchill's Granddaughter, Celia Sandys will speak at World Affairs Council

“You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.” – Sir Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill is most well-known for his defiant stance against Hitler’s Nazi Germany during World War II and his doggedness in pushing the allied forces forward until they took Berlin. In addition to being an officer and a politician, Churchill was a writer, and remains the only British Prime Minister to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.


Dallas Black Dance Theatre

Next week, during their cultural awareness series, feel the joy and excitement of dance as Dallas Black Dance Theatre performs audience favorites including Bruce Wood’s Smoke, Darryl Sneed’s ...And Now Marvin, and the return of the spiritual suite Beams from Heaven by Christopher Huggins. 


LOVE IS IN THE AIR, again, again and again

New York Times historical author, Lorraine Heath, Harlequin author Pamela Stone and romantic fiction writer Vicki Batman will offer a hot discussion on matters of the heart and perspiring flesh.


earth.water at Cohn Drennan Contemporary

The opening exhibit at Cohn Drennan Contemporary, earth.water, features the similarities and interplay of two artists, Janis Goodman and Steve Hilton, who examine the anomalies and consistencies of environmental activity. Both artists are professors, and both bring observations direct from nature to their respective disciplines.

 


Craighead Green Gallery Opening Reception

Three artists - Brad Ellis, Justin Ginsberg, Gary Schafter -  will be in their latest exhibit that opens on Saturday, February 19th at 5 pm.


Film of Gil Scott-Heron

Remember when Gil’s revolution was not televised, Nikki loved to ego trip and Ntzoke’s rainbow wasn’t “enuf”?  It was back when poetry was done to the backdrop of jazz and the rhythm of the drum.

The Black Arts Music & Poetry Set from at Geno’s Studio will feature a film of Gil Scott-Heron & his Amnesia Express during their concert in Paris where they perform “Winter in America,” “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” and many of his other “incite-ful” classics.


Grand Opening Kirk Hopper Fine Art

Mac Whitney’s work has been selected as the inaugural exhibition of Kirk Hopper Fine Art, a new gallery. Hopper spearheaded HCG Gallery in the Design District for the past three years and is known for putting up impressive exhibitions with world renowned artists and the entertainment industry.  His new location will feature both cutting-edge young artists and established veterans.

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