Amber Elliott is an Arts & Society Writer at the Houston Chronicle. She focuses on topics related to art and philanthropy, exploring themes of wellness, architecture, and the intersection of beauty and fashion. Amber's work has been featured in prominent publications including San Antonio Express-News, Vogue, WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, and MSN.
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Amber Elliott’s coverage leans heavily into Houston’s arts-and-culture scene, with frequent attention to fashion, design-forward retail, and the social life around major local events. She also seems drawn to visually strong, place-specific stories and openings/reopenings, especially when they have a distinctive angle or notable names attached.
She’d likely be most responsive to pitches with fresh access to a Houston-based exhibition, design project, venue, or event that has a strong local hook and clear visuals. Stories that connect culture with lifestyle—especially those involving tastemakers, hospitality, or limited-time happenings—fit her pattern well.
Since her focus is local to Houston, pitches should emphasize relevance to that market.
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By: Amber Elliott
A Grammy Award-winning opera singer. An Academy Award-winning actor. A beloved, longtime Pops composer. Alright, alright, alright.
By: Amber Elliott
Contemporary artist Ai Weiwei constructed a Monet masterpiece with 500,000 LEGO brick toys. The monumental work on view in the Kinder Building was this year's theme.
By: Amber Elliott
Untitled Art fair introduces 11 interactive special projects, new lounges and more exhibitors for year two at George R. Brown.
By: Amber Elliott
Untitled Art fair introduces 11 interactive special projects, new lounges and more exhibitors for year two at George R. Brown.
By: Amber Elliott
Gin Braverman, interior designer for Houston restaurants, shares the best happy hour spots, vintage shops and places to stroll in over the course of one weekend.
By: Amber Elliott
From wine bars to perch-worthy porches, chic salads and where to find actual antiques, here are the places that Round Top regulars frequent during the fall show and in the off-season,...
By: Amber Elliott
Charles Butt is a private person. A show of his personal art collection in Houston's Museum District speaks volumes.
By: Amber Elliott
Saint Bernard started as a Dallas specialty ski shop in 1978. They still stock snow gear, but the Texas 'boutique' department store is now more of a destination for occasion dressing.
By: Amber Elliott
Saint Bernard started as a Dallas specialty ski shop in 1978. They still stock snow gear, but the Texas 'boutique' department store is now more of a destination for occasion dressing.
By: Amber Elliott
No official competition exists for the most chic ranch in Round Top, but if there were, Katie Kime 's newly acquired property would be in the running.
