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1. Draftsmen of the Apocalypse
CentralTrak, Dallas
November 1 – December 13
Opening: November 1, 8–10 pm
Visionary illustration conjuring images of mankind’s eventual doom. Curated by doomster Heyd Fontenot. artists include Simeen Farhat, Annabel Daou, Thor Johnson, El Franco Lee, Joachim West, David Quadrini, Clay Stinett and Alex Paulus.
2. 27th Annual Día de los Muertos
Lawndale Art Center, Houston
October 20 – November 8
Musical and Literary Ofrenda November 1, 12–4 pm
Family Day Fiesta Workshop: November 4, 4–5:30 pm
Almost three decades ago, Lawndale started handing out small 8 x 10” tins and inviting artists to create small works inspired by the traditional Latin American devotional art form of the same name. Always a fun show including amateurs to big names, with proceeds going towards Lawndale programming.
3. I, Daughter of Kong: Primum Movens
Co-Lab, Austin
Closing/Halloween Party November 1, 2014 | 7–11 pm
On view only during opening and closing or by appointment.
A huge group show of Halloween über-oddness, described thusly: “It has been brought to our attention that since the 1970 discovery of the film fragment showing the half-blonde woman, half-ape creature we call I, Daughter of Kong, a number of cults, religious sects and fringe groups have appeared, around the figure of Her.
4. The Bruce High Quality Foundation: Isles of the Dead
McClain Gallery, Houston
Brooklyn art collective shows degraded silkscreens based on Arnold Böcklin’s famous painting, and a floating record player. Scary!
5. Domokos/Future Blondes: Fekete 31
Civic TV Collective, Houston
October 31 – November 7
Opening: October 31, 8 – midnight
The inaugural event in this new artist-run art space features a Halloween Horror Show of art by Houston-based artist and musician Domokos/Future Blondes. Viewings after the opening by appointment only.
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Where in the world did you get those fabulous masks and head pieces!?
You left out DIA de Los Muertos festival is coming up Saturday. Listed as one of the Top 10 Dia de los Muertos celebrations in the US by MSN, this is an exciting night filled with art, piñatas, food, demonstrations, kids activities, dancing, and three stages with live entertainment! It is free and there are lots of kids activities including a rock wall and free art experiences. The festival has almost doubled in size from last year. There will be three stages with music and cultural events. Dressing in costume is encouraged.
Where: Starr, Mesquite and Peoples Streets in Downtown Corpus Christi
When: Saturday, 3pm to midnight
Information: [email protected], 361-887-6834