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By a group of Persian classical musicians, Oshagh, attended mostly by Houstonians of Persian origin who had never heard of or visited the Chapel

Abstract Film presented in partnership with Menil CollectionFilm Screening Presented in partnership with the Menil CollectionEnjoy a truly magical night of listening to Barnett Newman's last interview while sitting beside his Broken Obelisk on the Rothko Chapel plaza. Emile de Antonio’s 1973 film traces the genesis of Abstract Expressionism through conversations with the legendary figures who redefined New York’s post-war art world. Barnett Newman is at the center of this...

Abstract The Rothko Chapel and the Transformative Power of Art, A Series "Painting and Patronage" David Novros, ArtistThis series will celebrate the artistic and spiritual import of the Rothko Chapel, bringing three speakers with close ties to Mark Rothko and the Chapel.David Novros is an American painter and muralist of geometric abstraction, including large-scale installations, and is known for his recurring motif of right-angled L shapes. In 1975 Novros and Brice Marden...

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29. Pandit Pra Nath / Press Coverage / 1981 30. Pandit Pra Nath / Logistics 31. Pandit Pra Nath / Press Release 32. Pandit Pra Nath / Explanation 33. Pandit Pra Nath / Morning Ragas Program

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01. Pandit Pra Nath Publicity and Contacts, 1983 02. Pandit Pra Nath Press Release, 1983 03. Pandit Pra Nath Brochure/Mailer, 1983 04. Pandit Pra Nath Budget Agreement, 1983 05. Pandit Pra Nath Logistics, 1983

Abstract Mai Shbeta, Jwana Ghaleb, Shirit Milikovski, Dottie Indyke, Creativity for Peace Suggested donation $10Art and dialogue are powerful mediums that can transform hearts and minds, even those of supposed enemies. Creativity for Peace uses art to give young Israeli and Palestinian women a language to communicate their shared fears, pain, and begin healing and peace-building. Israeli Mai Shbeta, Palestinian Jwana Ghaleb, and Israeli Shirit Milikovski are senior leaders with Creativity...

Abstract Song Cycle with Houston Grand OperaIn commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the horrific loss of life in the United States on 9/11, 2001, the Rothko Chapel is joining with Houston Grand Opera to present a song cycle of stories related to people in Houston who experienced the tragedy in a highly personal way. For the observance, Houston Grand Opera commissioned a new work, Pieces of 9/11: Memories from Houston, a song cycle by acclaimed American composer Jake Heggie with...

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Co-sponsored by the Holocaust Museum. Musicians are Mimi Stern-Wolfe, Isabelle Ganz, Cantor David Propis and Marcia Sterling Presented by The Holocaust Museum and The Rothko Chapel, dedicated to those gifted musicians and composers who died in the ghettos and concentration camps

Abstract The Eastern Orthodox Christian Church describes the Lenten season as a journey, a pilgrimage to Easter. Founded and directed by Dr. William Attra, the St. Romanos Chorale is composed of singers from several Orthodox Christian Churches in the greater Houston area. Performed a capella, the program will begin with music from the Triodion, a period of three weeks prior to the start of the Lenten season, then proceed through Lent into Holy Week and the Passion of Christ. The program will...

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Contains materials related to public programs during the time period, except for Awards and Colloquia which have separate series.