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Arthouse: America's Got Talent! July 20, 2007
Curator Anne Ellegood explains her picks for this year's New American Talent exhibit at Arthouse
What Can a Century Tell Us? July 13, 2007
Looking at two art exhibitions that both survey 100 years
of imagery, the more things change ...
After a second national search, a design for UT's proposed statue of Barbara Jordan has been chosen, this one by California sculptor Bruce Wolfe
Photoasis June 29, 2007
Will van Overbeek's camera captures the eternal allure of Austin's favorite swimming hole
Sterling Allen's irrational, exuberant drawings in the exhibit 'Writesy Drawsy' are so decisive in placement and texture that they immediately send you to a happy place as a viewer
21c Austin: Mints on your pillow and prints, to boot June 22, 2007
The developers of the 21c Museum Hotel in Louisville, Ky., are planning their second such combo of contemporary art and lodging for Downtown Austin
The Austin Visual Arts Association is celebrating its 30th anniversary in high style, with a pair of exhibitions and a big reunion party for local artists
After making a special visit to Austin to see Rubber Repertory's production of his play A Thought in Three Parts, Wallace Shawn called it 'an incredible moment in his life'
Green on the Go May 25, 2007
For Austin Green Art, every day is Earth Day – or
eARTh Day
The Inner Worlds We Inhabit May 25, 2007
Denise Prince Martin's photographs transport us to places
within where the unspoken waits
Andy St. Martin: Break on through to the other side May 25, 2007
For nearly two decades, Andy St. Martin has been making
large, mixed-media paintings, and a recent run of sales
and new solo exhibition suggest he's finding an audience
Mel Ziegler: The exit interview May 18, 2007
As he prepares to leave Austin, internationally recognized artist and former Arts Commission Chairman Mel Ziegler reflects on the city and the arts over the past decade
Art of the Pot: Art for your hands and mouth May 11, 2007
Art of the Pot is bringing out the goods for its annual weekend studio tour and sale with work by 15 ceramic artists, each of whom bring something unique to the table
Water this Cottage Industry May 4, 2007
Shopping at Handmade Austin Women's spring show is a good way to keep our cool local craft scene blooming
Larger Than Life March 30, 2007
The late Luis Jiménez created art on a grand scale – and lived life that way, too
Site Unseen March 23, 2007
"America Starts Here" shows how the pioneering artistic team of Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler made the overlooked visible
Veteran Texas rocker Joe Ely forsakes the roadhouse for the Ransom Center, to show off his lifetime of artwork and verse about a musician's life on tour
Austin Art Galleries: Venues in bloom March 16, 2007
This is the season when new visual arts galleries seem to sprout up everywhere like bluebonnets, and this spring brings us a bumper crop
Gallery Lombardi has left its longtime home on Third Street for new digs on West Seventh, but you can expect the same great salon-style group shows for which it's known
Bi-ology March 1, 2007
The Texas Biennial's second rising
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