Houston’s Insiders Say the City’s Cultural Scene Remains One of the Art World’s Best-Kept Secrets "Houston is a city of transplants, and I think that constant influx makes the cultural fabric richer," dealer Laura Burton told Observer. By Elisa Carollo
One Fine Show: “John Akomfrah, The Hour Of The Dog” at the Menil Collection The work plays with authenticity to the point where one cannot tell what is old and new and, ultimately, stops caring. By Dan Duray
America’s Family-Owned Restaurant Legends, From Hamburgers to Cheesesteaks Spanning a a New Orleans dining room to a Texas smokehouse, these iconic American institutions have stayed in the same families for generations By Paul Jebara
Dallas’ Art Fairs Open With Slow-Burn Sales and Museum Acquisitions That Signal Regional Potential By Elisa Carollo