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More musical healing is in order.
You will not find a more intense hour of invigorating and soothing curative than Gospel Down by the Riverside, delivered by four top-shelf singers as part of Zach Theatre s Songs Under the Stars series through April 11.
In October, Zach introduced the salutary outdoor series staged at its People s Plaza with a socially distanced concert of Broadway show tunes sung by local stars Matthew Reden and Jill Blackwood. Then as now, as much careful planning went into audience placement and movement as into the concerts perched on the steps of the Topfer Theatre. Rock, pop and Motown themes enlivened the weeks that followed.
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The Briscoe Center for American History has acquired the prized archives of photographer Jacques Lowe, best known for his images of the Kennedy family, including scenes from John F. Kennedy s presidential campaign and his first year in the White House.
“This acquisition was more than a few years in the making, said Don Carleton, director of the Briscoe Center at the University of Texas, if you consider that I first met Jacques Lowe in the late 1990s, and we discussed his archive before his death.
Lowe died May 12, 2001.
The Lowe collection covers his entire career as a photojournalist and portrait artist, with close to 6,000 prints, more than 2,000 contact sheets, almost 5,000 negatives, and hundreds of pieces of ephemera, including publications, correspondence and equipment.
Already, the archive has made available 50,000 films and videos that feature Texas.
Spend some time at the Texas Archive of the Moving Image website for limitless nostalgia and serious history.
Your digital Texas home movies might be worth their weight in historical gold.
A video with a Texas theme that you took on your smart phone or digitized from an existing film or video onto your computer or hard drive are exactly what the esteemed Texas Archive of the Moving Image wants for the 2021 edition of its annual Round Up.
If you don’t already know about the archive, founded 20 years ago, it has preserved more than 50,000 legacy films and videotapes by translating them into digital files and offering them for free to the public.