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Jessica Montoya Coggins

Jessica Montoya Coggins

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Features Editor, The Texas Signal

Dallas

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Total articles 692

  • The Puppeteer Against Border Militarization

    By Jessica Montoya Coggins Verified, Jef Rouner Verified, James Russell| The Texas Signal Verified It’s hard to get a 10-foot puppet in a truck. When I finally connect with the elusive Kill Joy, she’s working on that exact problem, shuffling her traveling circus all over Texas for shows in El Paso, Austin, San Antonio, and her current home, Houston. It’s also a potent metaphor. Her production is a piece of political performance art drawing attention to the militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border, which has reached a fever pitch under Governor Greg Abbott and the second Trump administration.

    By Jessica Montoya Coggins Verified, Jef Rouner Verified, James Russell · The Texas Signal

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • The LGBTQ+ Representation At The Dallas Art Fair

    By Jessica Montoya Coggins Verified, Jef Rouner Verified, James Russell| The Texas Signal Verified Entering its 17th year, The Dallas Art Fair has never been bigger. As one of the largest art fairs in the South and Southwest, this year’s edition will include over 90 exhibitors from all over the world when it takes place April 10-13 in the Dallas Arts District.

    By Jessica Montoya Coggins Verified, Jef Rouner Verified, James Russell · The Texas Signal

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • The Puppeteer Against Border Militarization

    By Jessica Montoya Coggins Verified, Jef Rouner Verified, James Russell| The Texas Signal Verified It’s hard to get a 10-foot puppet in a truck. When I finally connect with the elusive Kill Joy, she’s working on that exact problem, shuffling her traveling circus all over Texas for shows in El Paso, Austin, San Antonio, and her current home, Houston. It’s also a potent metaphor. Her production is a piece of political performance art drawing attention to the militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border, which has reached a fever pitch under Governor Greg Abbott and the second Trump administration.

    By Jessica Montoya Coggins Verified, Jef Rouner Verified, James Russell · The Texas Signal

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The Texas Signal

Houston, Texas, United States