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SUMMARY:Westward Faux Exhibit by B. Shawn Cox
DESCRIPTION:B. Shawn Cox\, originally from Monahans\, Texas\, veered away from a ranching lifestyle to pursue degrees in Architecture and Law. Following various business ventures and detours\, he now finds himself driven by a compelling urge to create. His current artistic endeavors involve revisiting and reflecting upon memories\, perceptions\, and understandings-some real\, some imagined\, often twisted. Through this exploration of both internal and external narratives\, Cox aims to visually express the motivations and gain insights into the world and his place within it. \nEllen Noël Art Museum is temporarily housed in the UTPB Presidential Archives\, located at 4919 E. University Blvd. Odessa\, TX 79762. \nThis exhibition is open during their business hours:\nTUESDAY – SUNDAY 12 – 5 PM\nTHURSDAY 12 – 8 PM\nCLOSED MONDAY AND HOLIDAYS \nAdmission is FREE 
URL:https://odessaarts.org/event/westward-faux-exhibit-by-b-shawn-cox/
LOCATION:Ellen Noel Art Museum\, 4909 E. University\, Odessa\, TX\, 79762\, United States
CATEGORIES:Museum,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Read to Felix
DESCRIPTION:Read a story to Felix the therapy dog\, he loves to listen.
URL:https://odessaarts.org/event/read-to-felix-10/2025-01-16/
LOCATION:Ector County Library
CATEGORIES:Humanities,Theatre & Literary Arts,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Art Talk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an engaging evening at the Ellen Noël Art Museum’s Art Talk! This event is a wonderful opportunity for art enthusiasts to come together and delve into the mysteries of a particular painting as they enhance their visual literacy skills. Gather with friends and fellow art lovers as we interpret\, comprehend\, and appreciate the art in ways that advance thinking\, decision-making\, communication and learning.
URL:https://odessaarts.org/event/art-talk-10/
LOCATION:Ellen Noel Art Museum\, 4909 E. University\, Odessa\, TX\, 79762\, United States
CATEGORIES:Humanities,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:The Panhandlers
DESCRIPTION:It’s easy to dismiss West Texas as just a vast\, barren wasteland void of nuance or life. Those West Texans born and bred\, they often daydream of escaping the endless miles of mesquite bush pastures\, cotton field patches\, and iron orchard oil wells. Still\, something draws them back time and again. For millennia\, its inhabitants have etched out corners and dugouts to break from the wind and fight off the sun. And through it all\, they attempt to capture the brazen beauty of the land and the spirit of its people in song and story. It ain’t for the faint of heart. It’s a tough\, bold country. \nThe Panhandlers are four native sons from the outskirts of Texas society\, having spent much of their lives in the high desert and southern prairie. Individually\, Josh Abbott\, John Baumann\, William Clark Green\, and Flatland Cavalry’s Cleto Cordero have long pursued that Far West Texas mythos and Panhandle lore. Scattered throughout their solo catalogs\, the four frontmen have delivered earnest anthems and endearing balladry that embodies a Flatland life and South Plains dreams. \nStill\, that hasn’t ever been quite enough for Abbott\, Baumann\, Cordero\, and Green\, who in early 2020 released The Panhandlers. Built around a collection of organic and visceral rural reflections\, hardscrabbled character sketches\, and a wide open spaces state of mind\, The Panhandlers thrived under the guidance of songwriting scholar and album producer Bruce Robison. With a Who’s Who of musicians in tow and recorded on analog two-inch tape at Robison’s The Bunker Studio\, the pairings fit hand-in-glove for the set of windswept vignettes and honky-tonk mosaics. \nNow\, some three years later\, they pick right up where The Panhandlers left off. Tough Country finds the four songwriters diving further into rough West Texas caliche and rich Panhandle soil\, unearthing campfire compositions\, forlorn ballads\, romantic rendezvous\, and charming singalongs. Like their previous efforts\, Tough Country finds the four working with Robison together once again at The Bunker for a desert-swept sonic punch that offers hints of Western Swing\, Flatland folk\, and rollicking country ambiance. \nMuch like the plainspoken poets\, dancehall desperados\, iconoclast artists\, and the cowboy wordsmiths they call heroes\, The Panhandlers walk the fine line between romanticizing the rugged land and its hearty inhabitants with gentle acknowledgments and sincere homages\, all the while blazing their own trails and reveling in the satisfaction of unveiling their own fresh spin on old traditions.
URL:https://odessaarts.org/event/the-panhandlers-2/
LOCATION:Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center\, 1310 FM 1788\, Midland\, Texas
CATEGORIES:Humanities,Music
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