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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Houston, United States (Local)
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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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Blockades were in place by 3 p.m. on Saturday, setting a firm perimeter around the stretch of locally owned businesses on W. 19th Street.
By: Amber Elliott
Kermit Oliver, Tierney Malone, Earlie Hudnall Jr., Robert Pruitt and Rick Lowe were all inspired by John Biggers, founding chair of Texas Southern University's art department.
By: Amber Elliott
Lily Barfield can barely keep furniture in the rooms, or on the walls, of her charming boutique hotel, the Marlene Inn , in Montrose.
By: Amber Elliott
'Beyoncé Knowles-Carter is the No. 1 person in my life,' founder Nell Diamond told the Chronicle.
By: Amber Elliott
Squint, and the queue of folks waiting in line for Flora, a restaurant turned DJ-fueled dance club after sunset, is not unlike the Thursday scene at Armandos in River Oaks.
By: Amber Elliott
Take our tongue-in-cheek quiz to find out which Houston private club matches your personality, from country clubs to new hotspots.
By: Amber Elliott
Rice University and Moody Center for the Arts split the $500,000 cost to renovate the Houston Skyspace.
By: Amber Elliott
Bernard Schobinger's first U.S. show at Museum of Fine Arts Houston transforms saw blades, combs and lake finds into strange, wearable jewelry.
By: Amber Elliott
These parties, galas and special events are some of the hot tickets on Houston's fall social calendar.
By: Amber Elliott
Houston's iconic Skyspace reopens this week. Here's everything to know about the 28 month, $500,000 renovation.
