On the Map
Austin's art scene kept catching the eye of the nation in 2005
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Robert Faires, Jan. 6, 2006
Top 10 Arts Web Sites
'Chronicle' visual arts writer Benné Rockett names her favorite Web sites of 2005
Benné Rockett, Jan. 6, 2006
Top 10 Artists by Body of Work in 2005
'Chronicle' visual arts writer Rachel Koper names her favorite artists by the body of work they showed in 2005
Rachel Koper, Jan. 6, 2006
Top 10 Art Installations of 2005
'Chronicle' visual arts writer Rachel Koper
names her favorite art installations of 2005
Rachel Koper, Jan. 6, 2006
Top 10 Theatrical Treasures & Pleasures of 2005
'Chronicle' Arts Editor Robert Faires lists his favorite theatrical productions of 2005
Robert Faires, Jan. 6, 2006
Top 10 Theme/Group Art Exhibitions of 2005
'Chronicle' visual arts writer Rachel Koper names her favorite group art exhibitions of 2005
Rachel Koper, Jan. 6, 2006
George Carlin
The comedians' comedian
Steve Birmingham, Dec. 30, 2005
Our Shostakovich Year
On the centenary of his birth, Austin arts groups join forces to throw the Russian composer a yearlong party
Robert Faires, Dec. 30, 2005
A Shostakovich Primer
Dec. 30, 2005
Shostakovich 100 Schedule
Robert Faires, Dec. 30, 2005
A Tuna Christmas
No place like the road for the holidays
Barry Pineo, Dec. 30, 2005
The Last Shall Be First
New Year's Eve becomes a cultural extravaganza with First Night Austin
Robert Faires, Dec. 30, 2005
National Champions of Comedy
Touchdown send-up
Robert Faires, Dec. 30, 2005
On the Funding Front
Grants in their stockings
Robert Faires, Dec. 23, 2005
In Memoriam
Jason Brooks
Robert Faires, Dec. 23, 2005
A Christmas Carol Roasting on an Open Fire
With his solo show 'A Christmas Carol Roasting on an Open Fire,' Rob Nash has lit a fire under Dickens' perennial fable like Austin's problem child with a grill
Patti Hadad, Dec. 23, 2005
Culture Flash!
The Long Center gets more corporate cash, AMOA wants your Christo and Jeanne-Claude stories, and the city of Austin wants your art for City Hall and the airport
Robert Faires, Dec. 23, 2005
To Marfa, on a Tuesday in December
When high art and hipness move in, what happens to a tiny Texas town?
Dan Keane, Dec. 23, 2005
Artful Presents
Local gift suggestions from the Art Elf Prize Patrol
Robert Faires, Dec. 16, 2005
First Night Austin
The big send-off (to 2005)
Robert Faires, Dec. 16, 2005
A Christmas Carol
The State Theater Company brings its artistry to bear on that most conventional show of the season, 'A Christmas Carol,' and delivers a perfectly packaged production
Patti Hadad, Dec. 16, 2005
Holiday Productions
Traditions of the traditions
Barry Pineo, Dec. 16, 2005
Black Nativity
From the prologue through the rousing finale, ProArts Collective's new production of 'Black Nativity' saturates the Christmas story in rich emotion
Robert Faires, Dec. 16, 2005
Jennifer Bell
Pope art
Robert Faires, Dec. 16, 2005
The Nutcracker
Ballet Austin's 43rd production is what you might call a big-ticket ballet, a sensational show that's all about dreams coming true
Patti Hadad, Dec. 16, 2005
'Temporary Dividers'
Ars Ipsa's exhibition Temporary Dividers temporarily divides its contents into 'art,' but the ideas of these contents, viruslike, are likely to permanently accompany your life
Dec. 16, 2005
Heydays (Again)
Everybody Paint Now!
Robert Faires, Dec. 9, 2005
Ubu Ubu Ubu
Who's Your Dada?
Robert Faires, Dec. 9, 2005
Pale Idiot
The 10th-anniversary revival production of playwright Kirk Lynn's 'Pale Idiot' smartly unsnarls a taut knot of text and form
Heather Barfield Cole, Dec. 9, 2005
King Kong
If you can appreciate a mammoth moonstruck monkey with a tinny growl, you might stretch your ears in the direction of the Violet Crown Radio Players' King Kong
Robert Faires, Dec. 9, 2005
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