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1Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
2Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
3Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
4Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
Gala honoree Marita Fairbanks in a Kasi Kubiak costume
5Marita Fairbanks, center, with Neal Hamil Agency models dressed in Fairbanks' past costumes
Marita Fairbanks, center, with Neal Hamil Agency models dressed in Fairbanks' past costumes
6Marita Fairbanks, center, with Neal Hamil Agency models dressed in Fairbanks' past costumes
Marita Fairbanks, center, with Neal Hamil Agency models dressed in Fairbanks' past costumes
7Fresh Arts board president Jared LeBlanc and Ashley Kaposta
Fresh Arts board president Jared LeBlanc and Ashley Kaposta
8Fresh Arts board president Jared LeBlanc and Ashley Kaposta
Fresh Arts board president Jared LeBlanc and Ashley Kaposta
9Whitney Riley and past Fresh Arts board president Harry McMahan
Whitney Riley and past Fresh Arts board president Harry McMahan
10Whitney Riley and past Fresh Arts board president Harry McMahan
Whitney Riley and past Fresh Arts board president Harry McMahan
11Gala chairs Ernie and Stephanie Cockrell
Gala chairs Ernie and Stephanie Cockrell
12Gala chairs Ernie and Stephanie Cockrell
Gala chairs Ernie and Stephanie Cockrell
13Y.E. Torrees (ms. YET) performs
Y.E. Torrees (ms. YET) performs
14Y.E. Torrees (ms. YET) performs
Y.E. Torrees (ms. YET) performs
15Denise Giordano, Patricia Sung, Fresh Arts board member Dominic Sung, and Carolyn Robistow
Denise Giordano, Patricia Sung, Fresh Arts board member Dominic Sung, and Carolyn Robistow
16Denise Giordano, Patricia Sung, Fresh Arts board member Dominic Sung, and Carolyn Robistow
Denise Giordano, Patricia Sung, Fresh Arts board member Dominic Sung, and Carolyn Robistow
17Artist and costume designer Kasi Kubiak and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
Artist and costume designer Kasi Kubiak and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
18Artist and costume designer Kasi Kubiak and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
Artist and costume designer Kasi Kubiak and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
19Michael Galbreth and Rainey Knudson
Michael Galbreth and Rainey Knudson
20Michael Galbreth and Rainey Knudson
Michael Galbreth and Rainey Knudson
21Fresh Arts board member Gonzo 247 and Carolyn Casey-Figueroa enjoy treats from Popson TX and Austin Eastciders
Fresh Arts board member Gonzo 247 and Carolyn Casey-Figueroa enjoy treats from Popson TX and Austin Eastciders
22Fresh Arts board member Gonzo 247 and Carolyn Casey-Figueroa enjoy treats from Popson TX and Austin Eastciders
Fresh Arts board member Gonzo 247 and Carolyn Casey-Figueroa enjoy treats from Popson TX and Austin Eastciders
23Input Output's Alex Ramos
Input Output's Alex Ramos
24Input Output's Alex Ramos
Input Output's Alex Ramos
25Fresh Arts board member Mike Umansky and Laura Umansky
Fresh Arts board member Mike Umansky and Laura Umansky
26Fresh Arts board member Mike Umansky and Laura Umansky
Fresh Arts board member Mike Umansky and Laura Umansky
27Fresh Arts board member James Bell and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
Fresh Arts board member James Bell and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
28Fresh Arts board member James Bell and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
Fresh Arts board member James Bell and Fresh Arts executive director Marci Dallas
29Gala chairs Raquel Segal, Katie Brass, and Stephanie Cockrell
Gala chairs Raquel Segal, Katie Brass, and Stephanie Cockrell
30Gala chairs Raquel Segal, Katie Brass, and Stephanie Cockrell
Gala chairs Raquel Segal, Katie Brass, and Stephanie Cockrell
31Live painting by Daniel Elliott
Live painting by Daniel Elliott
32Live painting by Daniel Elliott
Live painting by Daniel Elliott
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35Corey Haywood and Ryan O. Harris
Corey Haywood and Ryan O. Harris
36Corey Haywood and Ryan O. Harris
Corey Haywood and Ryan O. Harris
37Gala chairs AJ and Katie Bass
Gala chairs AJ and Katie Bass
38Gala chairs AJ and Katie Bass
Gala chairs AJ and Katie Bass
39Gala chairs Raquel and Andrew Segal
Gala chairs Raquel and Andrew Segal
40Gala chairs Raquel and Andrew Segal
Gala chairs Raquel and Andrew Segal
41Fady Armanious and Bill Baldwin
Fady Armanious and Bill Baldwin
42Fady Armanious and Bill Baldwin
Fady Armanious and Bill Baldwin
43Fortune telling poetry by Traci Thiebaud
Fortune telling poetry by Traci Thiebaud
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46Live painting by Angela Fabbri
Live painting by Angela Fabbri
47Live painting by Angela Fabbri
Live painting by Angela Fabbri
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49Fortune tellers coordinated with Next Iteration Theatre
Fortune tellers coordinated with Next Iteration Theatre
50Fortune tellers coordinated with Next Iteration Theatre
Fortune tellers coordinated with Next Iteration Theatre
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52Fortune telling poetry by Traci Thiebaud
Fortune telling poetry by Traci Thiebaud

Stop, collaborate and listen–more than 700 party-goers showed up and really showed out last Friday, February 2 for Fresh Arts’ annual fundraising gala. This year’s theme: The Crystal Ball.

Guests donned dazzling, over-the-top costumes based on their own interpretations of the icy theme–those included ’20s glitz, ’80s glamour, futuristic get-ups, and head-to-toe crystals. Moreover, they raised $200,000, making this year’s gala the most fruitful of any in the arts organization’s 15-year history. The annual ball is Fresh Arts’ largest fundraising event of the year, and proceeds bolster the non-profit’s mission of supporting local artists and strengthening Houston’s arts community.

The Crystal Ball honored Fresh Arts Coalition founder Marita Fairbanks. Katie and AJ Brass, Stephanie and Ernie Cockrell, and Raquel and Andrew Segal chaired the gala, which included performances, art installations, a silent auction (full of art, naturally), and plenty of food and drinks from local vendors.

Houston’s arts scene represented in full force, ensuring no shortage of entertainment thanks to music by DJ Yung Hiram; live painting by artists John Whaley, Angela Fabbri, John Whaley Jr., and Daniel Elliott; body painting by Rudy Campos of RCC Creations with Neal Hamil models; Next Iteration Theatre fortune tellers and fortune telling poetry by Traci Thiebaud; a performance by Y.E. Torres (ms. YET); and a light installation by Input Output.











Abby Ledoux
Abby Ledoux
Abby Ledoux traded Canada’s border for Mexico’s when she moved to Texas from northwestern Vermont in November 2017 to join the staff at Houstonia. An alumna of Emerson College’s journalism program in Boston, Abby was previously associate editor of three weekly newspapers in her home state of Vermont. There, she covered everything from Bernie Sanders to the heroin epidemic and won numerous state and regional awards for her work, including the Vermont Press Association’s 2014 Rookie of the Year. She was also an investigative reporting fellow at the New England First Amendment Coalition. Today, Abby is excited to explore Houston’s vibrant, diverse culture (and shopping scene). Aside from fashion and design, she’s passionate about politics, hip hop and Mexican food. She believes leopard is a neutral and red lipstick can fix almost anything.