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That Vince Torres and his astonishing cohort of creatives have garnered more graphic goodness for those Guzu walls, with 26 artists paying tribute to shows from the small screen, with stylish renditions of characters and settings from television’s past and present. Featuring homages by Chet Phillips, Tessa Morrison, Killian Glenn, Half-Human, Nina Sanchez, and more. Where's your fandom at, baby? It's probably right here, right now.

A whole 'nother year of that golden, golden shit from your hosts Chris Tellez and Pat Dean is on its way, comedy lover, with this first show of 2019 starting things off with the mighty likes of Danny Goodwin, Avery Moore, Mario Digorgio, Enzo Priesnitz, Rob Gagnon, Brett Vervoort, Jay Whitecotton, and Caleb Lush.

Three artists, three strong views of this complex life. And now our journo-about-town Brenner has reaped the visions that Erika Huddleston, Amy Scofield, and Tammy West have sown – and here's his report.

Behold! On Monday, Jan. 7, all remaining ticketed sections to concerts during the ASO’s 2018-2019 season will be sold for just $20 each! You read it here now, you can buy 'em there then! See website for details.

The Julia C. Butridge Gallery is now accepting exhibit proposals for 2020. Located at the Dougherty Arts Center in the heart of the arts district, the JCB Gallery is known for its diverse exhibitions of artists and their work.

This is what our cover story's talking about this issue: The final play of Jason Tremblay, based on the tales of Vasilisa the Beautiful from Russia and the Grimm Brothers' Hansel and Gretel. Presented by Theatre Heroes, with projected scenic elements, three actors, and live music.

Thomas Middleditch (you know, from Silicon Valley) and Ben Schwartz (you know, from Parks and Recreation) are a comedy duo. They're an improv comedy duo, even – and they'll be purveying their longform shenanigans live, onstage, at that fancy theatre Downtown tonight. Grab those late-show tickets while you still can!

This is a solo show by Leslie Wilkes, featuring psychedelic paintings that experiment with color and momentum.

Through straight-forward animation and accompanied by a Sylvia Meyer music score, vintage figurines perform in humorous, absurd, and moving vignettes in this Liliana Porter video. It'll be screening, accompanied by Porter's Labor forzada installation, through February.

The New Orleans-based author presents his debut collection of 27 interlinked stories that "that follow a character named Levy Bahm as he navigates education, love, race, work, drink, and violence."