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What we think about when we think about drawing — Flak Magazine Michael McFadden discusses the exhibition What drawing can be: four responses, on view at the Menil Drawing Institute.

Reviewed the exhibition "What drawing can be: four responses" at Menil Drawing Institute for @flakmag.bsky.social

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The Hidden Agenda: In Bloom — Flak Magazine This week in Houston, you can enjoy an array of opening receptions, including those at Blaffer Art Museum and the Menil Drawing Institute, and so much more.

This week, Houston showcases a diverse array of events, including opening receptions for the 47th Annual MFA Thesis Exhibition at Blaffer Art Museum and a new exhibition at the Menil Drawing Institute, plus much more.

The Hidden Agenda: Get Moving — Flak Magazine From a number of opening receptions, the Houston Latino Film Festival, and much more, there’s plenty to keep you busy this week.

This week, Houston’s calendar is packed with events, including a photography exhibition on the Chicano civil rights movement, the opening reception for Glassell School of Art’s 2025 Core Exhibition, and so much more. Check out this week’s edition of The Hidden Agenda:

The Hidden Agenda: A Splendid Array — Flak Magazine This week brings a splendid array of events, including the opening celebration for Round 58 at Project Row Houses, a poetry reading at the Alley Theatre, the opening reception for Flor Garduño’s exhib...

In an effort to capture a wider range of Houston’s under-the-radar events, The Hidden Agenda is moving to a weekly format with new editions released every Monday. This week features openings at FotoFest and Project Row Houses, a conversation on gentrification at the MFAH, and much more.

Everything and Nothing with "Time Zero" — Flak Magazine Writer and artist Sean J Patrick Carney will perform "Time Zero" this Saturday at Basket Books & Art.

Writer and artist Sean J Patrick Carney brings his traveling project “Time Zero” to Houston on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. @basketbooksandart.bsky.social. The performance-lecture explores nuclearism’s cultural and historical impact through multimedia storytelling, blending fact with near-science fiction.

New Year, New Art World — Flak Magazine Paul Middendorf examines the impact of the pandemic era on the arts world.

Be sure to check out @paulmiddendorf.bsky.social’s thought-provoking exploration of how the pandemic era profoundly impacted the art world. This examination offers a compelling look at the resilience and transformation of the arts during unprecedented times.

The Hidden Agenda: Better Together — Flak Magazine Don’t miss out on these under-the-radar events, from exhibition openings, closings, film screenings, and more.

There’s more than enough to keep you busy for the next two weeks, including exhibition openings at Lawndale Art Center and BOX 13 ArtSpace, screenings at River Oaks Theatre, an expo on urban farming, and so much more.

Best of 2024 — Flak Magazine Flak Magazine highlights some of the best exhibitions from last year.

Don’t miss @pugintheair.bsky.social and @paulmiddendorf.bsky.social’s look at the best exhibitions of 2024, featuring standout shows at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, DiverseWorks, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and more.

The Hidden Agenda: New Beginnings — Flak Magazine From exhibition openings, closings, performances, film screenings, and more, we’ve got you covered for the next two weeks.

Plan your next two weeks with The Hidden Agenda, a biweekly roundup showcasing the city’s lesser-known cultural events, including exhibition openings, performances, and screenings. Get started tonight with an installation from Phillip Pyle II at Moody Center for the Arts and more.

Flak Magazine A Houston publication. Art. Culture. Other Words.

After a six-year hiatus, we are proud to bring Flak back into the fold, featuring writing by @paulmiddendorf.bsky.social and @pugintheair.bsky.social as well as The Hidden Agenda by @elizrhodes.bsky.social

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