Scope and Contents Lynn Lane’s Transitory Sound and Movement Collective is Making Shifts in Houston Evan WildsteinEvan WildsteinJune 20, 2017 HoustonMusic Lynn Lane, founder of Transitory Sound and Movement Collective Photo by Lynn Lane.Lynn Lane, Dr. Ingrid Gerling, Fanny Spangaro, Jennifer Mabus, Julia Fox, Thomas Frey and Austin Lewellyn in Untitled: Darkness and Light in Eight with video work by Ron Kiley, as part of the Transitory Sound and Movement Collective at the Rec Room, 2017. Photo by...

Scope and Contents Area residents are invited to experience the power of laughter to uplift the spirit and heal both body and mind at the Rothko Chapel, 3900 Yupon St., Houston.The nonprofit has scheduled a family-friendly guided meditation exploring the important role laughter can play in spiritual health. ADVERTISINGThe event is slated for noon Wednesday, July 5, and will be led by certified laughter yoga teacher Stephen Findley, who will guide guests in laughter meditation. All ages...

Scope and Contents Houston Tapped As 10th Most Joyous Destination On The Planet The Joy Index measures the level of happiness derived from art, architecture, food, and other factors. By James Brock, Patch Staff | Jun 23, 2017 3:32 pm ETThey say that joy is in the eye of the beholder, or something along those lines, and if that's the case, then Houstonians are in great company. In fact, the Bayou City is the 10 most joy-filled place on the planet to visit, according to the Joy Index.The...

Scope and Contents I didn't get the Rothko Chapel. Then I needed it. Marialuisa Rincon, for the Houston Chronicle June 27, 2017 Updated: June 27, 2017 12:27 p.m.Inside the Rothko Chapel, designed by Eugene Aubry and Howard Barnstone and completed in 1971.A couple stood in quiet admiration of the vast black canvas flanking the Rothko Chapel's entrance. They were obviously moved. Staring at her feet, a woman in black sat stock-still on one of the wooden benches.My boyfriend...

Scope and Contents Family-Focused Mindfulness Makes Its Way to Rothko Chapel Psychologist Ann Friedman will lead a session on mindfulness for all ages at Rothko Chapel in August.By Cara Maines 7/13/2017 at 12:00pm AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to Facebook105Share to TwitterShare to Google+Share to PinterestShare to SMSShare to EmailShare to Print Img 4932 lcljpmAdults and children practice laughter meditation at the July session of the Twelve Moments series.Image: Courtesy...

Scope and Contents Day Trips: Menil Collection, Houston This summer, one of the Bayou City’s most interesting collections of art celebrates its 30th anniversary By Gerald E. McLeod, Fri., July 14, 2017 print write a letterPhotos by Gerald E. McLeodThe Menil Collection is an oasis, even among Houston's world-class art museums. Somehow the two-block park that is the art museum's central campus seems 10 degrees cooler than the rest of the city.Opened 30 years ago this summer,...

Scope and Contents Hidden Houston: A Neighborhood Guide No longer defined by its oil industry, Houston's strong cultural institutions, celebrated epicurean scene, and unique neighborhoods have made it a new hot spot LIKE THIS ARTICLE? SHARE IT!Dubbed “Space City” in the 1960s after becoming home to NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center (now Johnson Space Center), Houston has grown from its wildcatter oil days to a world energy center and hub for the internationally renowned Texas Medical Center, the...

Scope and Contents 10 best Houston museums for art, history, nature and culture. Azmira Belay Apr. 25, 2017 Tweet 10 best Houston museums for art, history, nature and culture.Whether you’re just visiting or you’re a local pondering how to spend a day off, you’d be remiss if you didn’t dig into Houston’s museum district. We’ve got a world-class museum scene—while the MFAH makes us an international destination, our science, history and nature museums make up some of the best attractions in Houston....

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Scope and Contents Willy Fred Kuehn 1942-2017 Willy Fred Kuehn passed away on August 10th from complications related to pancreatic cancer. Willy was born in Corpus Christi, TX, on April 5, 1942, to Otto and Elizabeth Kuehn, German immigrants who fled to the United States during the Holocaust. He graduated from Roy Miller High School and earned a BBA and a Post Baccalaureate Degree in Accounting from the University of Houston. Willy served in the United States Coast Guard Reserves for four years. Upon...