By Sean Robertson TTU MFA Arts Administration Candidate and LCAF Intern What is a glider, how are the wings silent, and what makes the Silent Wings Museum different from any other museum? These were questions that I asked my children when we saw the sign on the highway which pointed in the direction of […]
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By Stacy Keith Dawna Gillespie is a powerhouse of talent and vision. This talented metalsmith fabricates wearable art and adornments for the home through various metalsmithing techniques which result in earrings, necklaces, cuffs, brooches, ornaments and wall pieces. Her creations are remarkable and distinctive, and I was excited to get to sit down with her
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By: Stacy Keith One of the most enduring traditions is The Nutcracker. For thousands of families, this Holiday tradition endures for generations. It is a beautiful ballet and one which is so great for children to view because it consists of beautiful costumes, fairies, a prince and a not so scary villain. Adapted from the
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In 2021, the Lubbock Music Friendly Committee created an event to connect venue managers and owners with area musicians. The event was moderated by Scott Faris of Amusement Park Recording Studios and featured a panel discussion and then a conversation with a representative from William Morris Agency about management and marketing as a musician. The
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By: Stacy Keith An arts community is an important element for any city and Lubbock is particularly lucky to have a group of artists through the Charles Adams Studio Project (CASP). CASP offers both live/work studio space options as well as just working studio space to emerging artists who seek a way to nurture their
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By Stacy Keith Clay has always fascinated me. To be able to take a substance with no form and create something beautiful from it is an intriguing process. Ceramic art can be dated back to 24,000 BC. Using clay from the earth and the element of fire, ancient artists created animals, human figures
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By Stacy Keith 2020 was an interesting year, not just for what it took from us, but for what it gave us too. Lubbock was gifted several new arts organizations in 2020, a year of catastrophe in some ways and the spawn of creativity in others. One of those new organizations which was created was
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By Stacy Keith Behind the origin story of every great legendary place are usually legendary people with the forethought, vision, and creativity to build it. In Lubbock, Texas, one of the most legendary places I hear discussed in music circles is Stubb’s Bar-B-Q. This iconic venue, now gone for many years, hosted musicians traveling through
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By: Stacy Keith Lubbock, Texas is often known for its flatlands, sunsets and never-ending vistas, but you may not know Lubbock is also known regionally for its many festivals throughout the year. In the spirit of gathering again and the thriving arts community in Lubbock, I thought it appropriate to do a Lubbock
West Texas is Fest Texas! Lubbock’s festival snapshot. Read More »
As Lubbock Entertainment and Performing Arts Association and the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation prepare to celebrate Buddy Holly’s 85th Birthday with a star studded show on August 6, 2022, Texas Tech University’s own Dr. Roger Landes had the opportunity to speak with Peter Frampton about his music and this very special upcoming event. We are
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