'Running Late' by Evita Tezeno

THERE IS A lot of straight-up positivity and joy in the work of artist Evita Tezeno, which is another big reason why Evita Tezeno: Out of Many, which opens this Thursday, Apr. 27 at the Houston Museum for African American Culture, is one of the year’s must-see art exhibits. CityBook flagged the show in our spring Arts Issue, and then Vogue got the scoop with a feature on the 62-year-old, Dallas-based artist shortly after it was announced Tezeno and Houston-based artist Jamal Cyrus had each been awarded a 2023 Guggenheim Fellowship.

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A scene from "Love & Mathematics"

BEGINNING THURSDAY APRIL 27, the MFAH presents Latin Wave: New Films from Latin America, a four-day festival of 11 critically acclaimed films from across Latin America, including dramas, comedies, documentaries, and one charming animated feature. The films will be screened in two locations: the Brown Auditorium Theater in the Caroline Wiess Law Building and the still relatively new, 215-seat Lynn Wyatt Theater on the lower level of the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building for modern and contemporary art.

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Yoshito Sakuraba

ON SATURDAY, APRIL 29, Houston Contemporary Dance Company presents Coincide, an evening of dance by some of the country’s most celebrated choreographers, including works by Eoghan Dillon and Andrea Dawn Shelley, and two world premieres by Alexander Anderson and Yoshito Sakuraba.

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