With a bevy of new hits and happenings around town, it’s time to explore. Here, a quick snapshot.
The Magic Flute will have imaginations running wild. PHOTO BY STEVE PISANO
Weaving through the enchanted world of Mozart, the Houston Grand Opera is taking its patrons on a riveting journey unlike any other through The Magic Flute. Calling all creatives and music lovers alike, this visual feast will captivate audiences from the get-go. Barrie Kosky and Suzanne Andrade’s production pairs the musical genius of Mozart with a series of silent film-style projections that will delight the senses and tap into a wonderland of imagination. Running Feb. 4 through 13, this showstopping experience is not to be missed. 510 Preston St., hgo.org
Provoking creative conversations, the Rothko Chapel summons visitors to take a moment of pause and reflection and soak in the sanctity of Mark Rothko’s significant work. Offering a forum where people can come together through public programs and community initiatives, the storied space is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. To commemorate the milestone, DACAMERA and Rothko Chapel have tapped the inimitable Tyshawn Sorey to create and compose a new body of work. Tyshawn Sorey: Rothko Chapel 50th Anniversary Commission, Monochromatic Light (Afterlife) is set to take place Feb. 19 and 20. 3900 Yupon St., rothkochapel.org
The boutique offers a unique in-store experience. KARMA AND LUCK PHOTO COURTESY OF BRAND
Immerse yourself in the creative world of intention and mindfulness upon entering Karma and Luck. Headquartered in Las Vegas, this is the lifestyle brand’s first foray into the Houston market and we couldn’t be more thrilled. Karma and Luck ushers in a treasure trove for all to enjoy. Located in The Galleria, the 1,500-square-foot space features a carefully curated selection of stones and symbols that are meant to inspire, ignite and offer shoppers a moment of reflection. “Our collections are designed with timeless symbols of healing that celebrate and unite cultures,” notes founder and CEO Vladi Bergman. “We want Houston to explore the world by walking through our store.” 5085 Westheimer Road, karmaandluck.com
Bruce Davidson, “Central Park” (1960, gelatin silver print) SEKAI PHOTO COURTESY OF PUBLIC CONTENT
Go behind the lens with legendary artist Bruce Davidson at The Menil’s recently debuted exhibition. Presenting Collection Close-Up: Bruce Davidson’s Photographs, The Menil showcases approximately 60 works from the American photographer ranging from the 1950s through the 1990s. Exploring various communities and figures throughout this unique slice of history, Davidson was a legendary fixture at the forefront of documentary photography—and this exhibition offers art enthusiasts and historians a rare glimpse inside his world. 1533 Sul Ross St., menil.org
The pool area has myriad offerings to enjoy. BRUCE DAVIDSON PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MENIL COLLECTION
Ready for a sensorial experience unlike any other? Look no further than Sekai Night and Day. Electric beats, neon lights and buzzy ambiance await at this uberinnovative concept located in the EaDo neighborhood. Concocting the perfect blend of nightlife and daytime offerings, this 26,000-square-f00t indoor-outdoor space is the hottest hub waiting for all to enjoy. Take a spin around the dance floor or pull up a seat at the Sekai Sundeck for some poolside fun. 1505 Saint Emanuel St., sekaihospitality.com
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