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Carly May Gravley

Dallas

Writer and Photographer at Freelance

Staff Writer at Dallas Observer

Culture Reporter and Photographer at Freelance

inactive since 2022. i don’t tweet, this account is for lurking. fuck elon musk.

Articles

  • 1 week ago | dallasobserver.com | Carly May Gravley

    The theme of this year’s Costume Institute exhibition is "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," a retrospective on Black style and identities through the lens of the dandy, or someone whose style reflects wealth, taste and upward mobility. The annual Met Gala, a fundraiser for the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, lit up Manhattan and the internet on Monday.

  • 1 week ago | dallasobserver.com | Carly May Gravley

    Yayoi Kusama: Return to Infinity, envelopes the viewer in a tangible display of art history. Kusama hails from the mythic '60s art scene.

  • 3 weeks ago | dallasobserver.com | Carly May Gravley

    The music of Japanese Breakfast builds worlds upon lush and deeply felt emotion, from the all-encompassing grief and longing of their 2016 debut,, to the euphoria of 2021’s. On the band’s new record,, lead singer and songwriter Michelle Zauner embraces a different kind of sadness.“I feel like I’m not filled with an intense, violent sadness over a breakup or longing for someone or even a death,” Zauner tells the. “But I feel a general melancholy as time passes. ...

  • 3 weeks ago | dallasobserver.com | Carly May Gravley

    Jenni Rose, founder and frontwoman of beloved Dallas cowpunk band Vandoliers , came out as a trans woman in an interview withon Friday. The band’s new single, “Life Behind Bars,” and upcoming album of the same name will document Rose’s coming out journey with the same mix of vulnerability and radiant energy that Vandoliers fans have come to love.“For 36 years, I’ve tried to be anything but a trans person, and it never went away,” Rose told.

  • 1 month ago | dallasobserver.com | Carly May Gravley

    Kelli O'Hara and Sutton Foster are bringing their friendship (and illustrious theater carers) to Dallas this weekend. A Night of Broadway. The simple title could not be more fitting, as the headliners are two of the most popular and celebrated musical theater performers working today. Foster has originated beloved roles such as Millie Dilmount in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Princess Fiona in Shrek: The Musical and lead critically acclaimed revivals like 2011’s Anything Goes.