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Can Some Business Lessons Boost The Bottom Line For Houston Artists?
Posted on · A new partnership aims to help “starving artists” become more profitable.
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Houston Matters
What’s Missing from the City’s New Arts and Culture Plan?
Posted on · Last week (10/14/15), the Houston City Council adopted a new Arts and Cultural Plan for the city — it’s first in 22 years. The goal? To harness all the cultural assets the city has to offer, identify the programming needs of audiences and patrons and the funding needs of institutions. While the plan passed and […]
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Planned Parenthood Dropped from Medicaid: Tuesday’s Show (October 20, 2015)
Posted on · The State of Texas is removing Planned Parenthood from the Medicaid program, leaving the state’s low-income women on Medicaid unable to seek medical services there unrelated to abortion, including cervical cancer screenings and testing for sexually transmitted diseases. The move comes in reaction to undercover videos released by the anti-abortion group The Center for Medical […]
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Transitional Artifacts: An Art Exhibit Constantly in Flux
Posted on · When you go see an art exhibit, it might be easy to think âonce youâve seen it â youâve seen it.â Or if you really loved it maybe youâll go see it again â or take a loved one. But in most cases thereâs not necessarily any new elements added to the exhibit the second […]