On Saturday, May 16 the new Nidhika and Pershant Mehta Arts of India gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston opens. It's the latest of five new permanent galleries devoted to the art of Asia at the MFAH. The museum is also angling for sculptor Anish Kapoor to create a piece for the gallery's entrance. Festivities, both sacred and secular, abound: a "Hooray for Bollywood!” film festival honoring the late director B. R. Chopra on Saturday, May 16, then children and a Hindu Priest from Chinmaya Mission will sing hymns at 3pm on Sunday the 17th. All FREE!
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fuck you i dropped the bomb on that
Visions of the Brochstein pavilion at Rice (which I love) dancing in my head. Hopefully the Menil will hang on to more of its green space than Rice has.
http://food.rice.edu/index.php?topgroupid=1
they fired you bs
The Kimbell is giving its green space away and expects everyone to cheer. We’re going to lose one of …if not ‘the ‘most important green space in this sorry town. The will of the influential, moneyed few is almost always flawed and yet never questioned.