Art Galleries
Photography gets double exposure in new venues
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Robert Faires, March 31, 2011
'Play Me, I'm Yours'
Giving 'keys to the city' a whole new meaning
Robert Faires, March 31, 2011
April = Art
Art City Austin and On Site kick off a month of visual splendor
Robert Faires, March 31, 2011
The Story Seekers
For their debut, the Exchange Artists have created an engaging fairy tale of a show
Elizabeth Cobbe, March 31, 2011
Culture Flash!
Forklift Kickstarts 'Trash 2,' and Austin artists get to hit the boards
Robert Faires, March 31, 2011
Kelly Fearing
In memoriam
Robert Faires, March 24, 2011
'silence within silence'
Going in deep with E.E. Cummings
Jonelle Seitz, March 24, 2011
Culture Flash
Administrative advice and legal aid for artists
Robert Faires, March 24, 2011
The Night of the Iguana
Different Stages can't surmount the deeply flawed nature of Tennessee Williams' play
Barry Pineo, March 24, 2011
The Jungle
Trouble Puppet's expanded take on Sinclair's novel is as grisly and graceful as ever
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 24, 2011
Team Risk
UT students create a safe place for their classmates to make daring new stage work
Robert Faires, March 24, 2011
Esther's Follies
After 30 years, Awn is off
Robert Faires, March 16, 2011
Fiction
Steven Dietz's thoughtful, language-loving play may leave you not liking writers much
Elizabeth Cobbe, March 16, 2011
Laughter on the 23rd Floor
A cast that knows funny lands the laughs in Neil Simon's comedy about comedy
Robert Faires, March 16, 2011
'Women Printmakers of Austin: Under Pressure'
A lovely, carefully crafted exhibition of ancient techniques that invite contemplation
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 16, 2011
The Hand Inside the Puppet Head
Connor Hopkins and his friends are pleased to meat you
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 16, 2011
'Austin Secrets'
Improvisers on a wild, cathartic chase for the truth
Robert Faires, March 16, 2011
On the Verge
Tapping the play's frivolity and optimism, St. Ed's students create a charming show
Elizabeth Cobbe, March 10, 2011
You Wouldn't Know Her, She Lives in London/You Wouldn't Know Him, He Lives in Texas
This play's use of social media and interactive tech brings something new to theatre
Avimaan Syam, March 10, 2011
'New Art in Austin: 15 to Watch'
See this survey of Austin's emerging savants, and you'll do yourself a big, big favor
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 10, 2011
Flow of Energy
Beili Liu makes an art of channeling the forces within objects and us
Robert Faires, March 10, 2011
Honk!TX
Honk! if you're (French) horny
Kate X Messer, March 10, 2011
Cultural Affairs Division
Austin's first arts tsar departs for parts northwest
Robert Faires, March 10, 2011
Dance Repertory Theatre
Finding a pathway to grace after getting that diploma
Robert Faires, March 3, 2011
Chicago
Teen actors show a good grasp of Kander & Ebb's jaded Jazz Age satire
Robert Faires, March 3, 2011
'A Knitted Wonderland'
Tree cozies
Robert Faires, March 3, 2011
Crown Thy Good
The mood of Revel's inspired performance didn't fade with the final note
Michael Kellerman, March 3, 2011
Hedda Games
Two productions take a new look at Ibsen's troubled and troubling heroine
Robert Faires, March 3, 2011
'Jules Buck Jones: Animal Again'
For Jones' latest solo show of drawings, bird, bird, bird, the bird is the word
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 3, 2011
Merce Cunningham Dance Company
The last chance, in every sense
