Zanele Muholi's presentation at Southern Guild is an autobiographical exhibition that reflects the self-love, gender expression, and the taboos of reproductive health.
"the bauhaus project" with Open Fist Theatre journeys through the foundations of Bauhaus to uncover its tensions with moraltity during the rise of the Socialist Party.
In Texas, I grew up on NASCAR. Jason Rhoades' latest investigation of car culture opens my eyes to a new view of the racetrack
Newsrooms are depleting and art continues. I'm on the hunt for a balanced media ecosystem.
From La Macarena to Las Ketchup, Primera Generación Dance Collective interrogates the nuanced memories of Latine pop culture.
Paul Outlaw's REDCAT show, "BBC (Big Black Cockroach)," transforms a conservative white woman into a Black man. What follows is an investigation of American history.
When the pandemic put us in isolation, artist Charles Snowden reconnected with people with the help of his garden (and his dog).
Jeffery Sun Young Park's new exhibition at Stroll Garden showcases the joyous Corean queer community through his signature "dokkaebi."
Boni B. Alvarez's "Mix-Mix" brings stories from Holocaust survivor Ralph Preiss to the stage.
The biographical musical about the life of Jelly Roll Morton documents the origins of jazz and Black America.
Time travel with Eight Ball Theatre for a revamped Shakespeare classic
Kira Maria Shewfelt reflects on motherhood and the inevitability of change in her solo exhibition "The Yearlings"
