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ElizabethRhodes

Elizabeth Rhodes, editor and writer for Free Press Houston.
Editor
Writer — Art / Music

Free Press Houston
2016—2017

Wrote and edited for Free Press Houston in its last two years, 113 recovered pieces across art, music and film. Her own current bio states she spent six years writing professionally, beginning as a staff writer at CultureMap Houston before serving as editor of Free Press Houston, with a focus on arts and music; CultureMap keeps her author page and its byline corpus. Houstonia, reporting the launch of Flak Magazine in December 2018, identified her as formerly at both CultureMap and Free Press Houston and as one of the three people behind the magazine, which she edits with Michael McFadden and Paul Middendorf.

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Years represented
113
Recovered articles
233
Subjects

Recovered work

The Hidden Agenda: Mix It Up
2016-06-28

The Hidden Agenda: Mix It Up

FPH Picks of the Week: Going DarkIn Passing: The Hidden AgendaGreenhouse: The Hidden AgendaScene Shift: The Hidden AgendaA Better Tomorrow: The Hidden AgendaJoin the Revolution: The Hidden AgendaHello Again: The Hidden AgendaInto the Midst of Things: The Hidden AgendaChanging Perspectives: The Hidden AgendaGio Chamba Releases Video Ahead of Debut AlbumDay for Night Artist Series: Damien EcholsContemporary Reflections: The Hidden AgendaSummer Solstice: The Hidden AgendaA New Local Film: “Nothing Really Happens”Architecture of Family: The Hidden AgendaWorry Will Vanish: The Hidden AgendaSmall Expressions: The Hidden AgendaHescher Drops Powerful Video With “Shelter”Delving In: The Hidden AgendaA Better Yesterday: The Hidden AgendaFound Me: Through the Eyes of HoustoniansThe Nature of Technology: The Hidden AgendaReal Life Connections: The Hidden AgendaPublic Trust: The Hidden AgendaOne Night Only: “I Tried Really Hard”What Are Your Super Powers and How Did You Get Them?: An Interview with Jon ReadBetween Land and Sea: The Hidden AgendaNew Bills Introduced to Strip Houston’s Ability to Regulate UberShifting Gears: An Interview with HescherCounterCurrent Returns With Groundbreaking Arts ProgrammingThe Space Between: The Hidden AgendaUber Faces More Problems as Drivers Bail From Their ServiceOne Stone and The Rain: The Hidden AgendaYour Presence Is Required: The Hidden AgendaHer Feet Planted Firmly: The Hidden AgendaTrue American: An Interview with Dylan Tirapelli-JamailExperimental Action Brings Performance Art to the ForefrontDay for Night Virtual Exhibit — “Phases” by AV&C + HouzéForm and Fiction: The Hidden AgendaDebate Opens on Texas’ Latest Anti-Abortion EffortsHow Houston Artists Are Affected by TrumpFitzgerald’s Causes Firestorm Over Racial Slur-Filled EmailWe Belong: An Interview with Miriam Hakim of Giant KittyMaterial Expressions: The Hidden AgendaNew World: An Interview with Bret ShirleyUber Regulations Change, But At What Cost?A New Phase: The Return of Civic TVDay for Night Full Schedule and Single Day Passes ReleasedZine Fest Houston 2016 Brings the HeatFriendly Fire: The Hidden AgendaChanging the System: An Interview with Kim OggMaking Moves: An Interview with JAWWAADBack From The Dead: The Hidden AgendaPoetry in Motion: The Hidden AgendaA Beautiful Hue: The Hidden AgendaInescapable Changes: The Hidden AgendaDay for Night FAQ: Björk, Ticketing + moreWe’re Only Gonna Get Louder: An Interview with a Prison Resistance Movement InsiderArt Fair Fever: The Hidden AgendaUnconventional Everyday: The Hidden AgendaDay for Night 2016 Lineup: Aphex Twin, ODESZA, Björk Digital + moreGoing Wild: The Hidden AgendaBury The Past: The Hidden AgendaForever Unfinished: The Hidden AgendaWork in Progress: The Hidden AgendaAn Interview with Buoyant SpiritInside the Box: The Hidden AgendaDoing Something Different: An Interview with Josh DupontThe Hidden Agenda: A New PerspectiveEducation and Empowerment Through Girls Rock Camp HoustonDay for Night: Merging Art and MusicThe Hidden Agenda: Going PunkPunk Legends Mydolls Take Stage at CAMHThe Hidden Agenda: Making It BigClear Head, New Time: An Interview with Spit MaskThe Hidden Agenda: Between the LinesA Different Kind of Listening: An Interview with Sandy EwenWhite Nationalists Bring Hateful Garbage to HoustonThe Hidden Agenda: Everything All the TimeThe Hidden Agenda: Mix It UpThe Hidden Agenda: Pride YourselfThe Hidden Agenda: Go With The FlowInternational Noise Conference at NotsuohThe Hidden Agenda: Embrace InfinityLet Loose: Jazz on Film at MFAHThe Hidden Agenda: Not FPSFFPTV: Anti-Islam Rally at Da’wah CenterThe Hidden Agenda: Never A Dull MomentIs The New York Times Plagiarising?Bring On The Dots: Yayoi Kusama Coming to MFAHCarbonation: An Interview with Peter LeeThe Hidden Agenda: Get MovingI Come From The Water: An Interview with Felipe LopezThe Hidden Agenda: Underground HoustonWhat Really Happened At Raven Tower?The Hidden Agenda: Never Out of PrintPortals and Prophecies: An Interview with Melinda LaszczynskiBushfest 2016: Go NaturalThe Hidden Agenda: Gratest HitsThe Hidden Agenda: Get FilthyThe Heroic Page: Zine Fest Houston FundraiserCounterCurrent: An Experiential Art FestivalArt Car Parade Moves into DowntownI Love You Baby: We’ve Made A Huge Mistake!MYSTERY MEAT: AN INTERVIEW WITH HEATH FLAGTVEDTEND OF AN ERA: THE LAST SHOW AT JET LOUNGERESURRECTION OF THE UNHOLY STARGRAND PRIZE BBQ KING: AN INTERVIEW WITH WILLOW VILLARREAL(A) DILUTED DICHOTOMY: AN INTERVIEW WITH LINDSEA VARISCO AND MIA CUGASISIN HÉROES: AN INTERVIEW WITH RODRIGO VALENZUELASXSW OVERFLOW FEST AT SUPER HAPPY FUN LANDREAL LIFE SITUATIONS: AN INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL BHICHITKULFREE PRESS SUMMER FESTIVAL 2016 LINEUP

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Reference record derived from the material this archive holds. Counts are computed from held and recovered objects; categories the archive holds nothing for are omitted.

Canonical name
Elizabeth Rhodes
Archival roles
Editor, Writer — Art / Music
Held work spans
2016—2017
Recorded span
2016—2017
Recovered editorial works
113
Collection relationships
Written about in
  • Houston's Got a Brand-New MagazineHoustonia · 2018-12

    Identifies her as “formerly at both CultureMap and Free Press Houston” and as one of the three people behind Flak Magazine.

First-party sources
  • Flak MagazineAbout — Flak Magazine

    States she spent six years writing professionally, “starting as a staff writer at CultureMap Houston before serving as the editor of Free Press Houston”, covering arts and music. Not emitted as sameAs: the page carries all three Flak editors, so it is not a canonical identity page for one person.

  • CultureMap HoustonElizabeth Rhodes — author page

    CultureMap Houston's own author page, carrying her byline corpus for that publication.

Canonical record
https://freepresshoustonarchive.com/contributors/elizabeth-rhodes

Cite this record

Free Press Houston Archive. “Elizabeth Rhodes.” Archival authority record, Free Press Houston Archive, https://freepresshoustonarchive.com/contributors/elizabeth-rhodes

Cite this record

Free Press Houston Archive “Elizabeth Rhodes — contributor record.” n.d.. Contributor record, Free Press Houston 2016—2017. Free Press Houston Archive. https://freepresshoustonarchive.com/contributors/elizabeth-rhodes. Accessed [date].

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External references

Flak Magazine — About — Flak Magazine

States she spent six years writing professionally, “starting as a staff writer at CultureMap Houston before serving as the editor of Free Press Houston”, covering arts and music. Not emitted as sameAs: the page carries all three Flak editors, so it is not a canonical identity page for one person.

CultureMap Houston — Elizabeth Rhodes — author page

CultureMap Houston's own author page, carrying her byline corpus for that publication.

Houstonia — Houston's Got a Brand-New Magazine

Identifies her as “formerly at both CultureMap and Free Press Houston” and as one of the three people behind Flak Magazine.