'Christine Gray: Mimeographic Spectrum'
Christine Gray's paintings at Okay Mountain recall old Dutch still lifes but delightfully play with our perceptions
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Salvador Castillo, July 20, 2007
Rude Mechanicals: Grrl Action impacts Austin
The Rude Mechs' greatest achievement? Maybe scoring funding for Grrl Action from nonprofit heavyweight Impact Austin.
Barry Pineo, July 20, 2007
1 a.m.: No sloppy seconds
What time is it? 1 a.m. – i.e., the fiercely enjoyable brain warp that is improv duo Chris Trew and Tami Nelson
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 20, 2007
Arthouse: America's Got Talent!
Curator Anne Ellegood explains her picks for this year's New American Talent exhibit at Arthouse
Rachel Koper, July 20, 2007
Girls Girls Girls: The female of the species
Girls Girls Girls launches its Boys of Summer series with
guest male improviser Jeremy Lamb
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 13, 2007
The Buttons and Bows Show: Hilah's Dollhouse
The strength of The Buttons and Bows Show is
Buttons and Bows, beautiful souls whose innocence is
charming and heartbreaking
Hannah Kenah, July 13, 2007
My Favorite Year
The Zilker Summer Musical production of My Favorite
Year triumphed over the recent storms and occasionally
over the show's weak material
Barry Pineo, July 13, 2007
Culture Flash!
The skinny on selecting public art, Cookie leads Dance/
USA, Conspirare goes worldwide, and a UT playwright's
scholarly honors
July 13, 2007
What Can a Century Tell Us?
Looking at two art exhibitions that both survey 100 years of imagery, the more things change ...
Robert Faires, July 13, 2007
Austin Chamber Music Festival: The aria of Anne Frank
For the first time in its 11-year history, the annual Austin
Chamber Music Festival will present an opera: the Texas
premiere of Grigori Frid’s The Diary of Anne Frank
Barry Pineo, July 13, 2007
Barbara Jordan Statue: Standing like she stood up for the Constitution
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
Robert Faires, July 6, 2007
Forte at Forty
Thriving under Jack Allen's leadership, KMFA endures as Classically Austin radio
Katherine Gregor, July 6, 2007
'Whitney Lee: Power Craft'
Artist Whitney Lee has taken cute farm animals and adorable house pets – icons of traditional domestic crafts – and postered them across the streets of Austin
Salvador Castillo, July 6, 2007
KMFA's History
Katherine Gregor, July 6, 2007
Austin Script Works: Swanson steps down as artistic director
After three years as artistic director of Austin Script Works, playwright Colin Denby Swanson is leaving her leadership post at the organization to focus full-time on her writing
Robert Faires, July 6, 2007
Vertigo Ramp: Inclined toward humor
In the improv created by Craig Kotfas and Ted Rutherford as the duo Vertigo Ramp, the unintentional chaos in the patterns is often as delightful as the patterns themselves
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 6, 2007
The Constant Wife
Different Stages has put together a production of Somerset Maugham's The Constant Wife, which makes for an elegant, enjoyable, urbane evening of theatre
Iris Brooks, July 6, 2007
Austin Lyric Opera: Pittsburgh Opera's Kevin Patterson takes the reins
Kevin Patterson of Pittsburgh Opera has been hired to serve as Austin Lyric Opera's new general director
Robert Faires, July 6, 2007
Parallel Lives: The Kathy and Mo Show
Kathy Najimy and Mo Gaffney's Parallel Lives was a cult classic in the Eighties, but in the City Theatre production, it still feels fresh
Patti Hadad, July 6, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
The Threepenny Opera
The Threepenny Opera, the deliciously caustic musical by Brecht and Weill, has been reinterpreted by Austin Playhouse, with unfortunate results, as a kind of broad slapstick
Iris Brooks, June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
Sterling Allen: The Allen transformer as self-generator ...
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
Rachel Koper, June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
Jessie Otto Hite: With the Blanton built, the director takes her leave
With the Blanton Museum of Art's new galleries open and drawing record crowds and the companion building set to open next year, Jessie Otto Hite has decided to retire as director in 2008
Robert Faires, June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
June 29, 2007
24 Summers at Barton Springs Pool
Photographs by Will van Overbeek
