Vigil
Local Arts Reviews
8551-8580 of 9,421 entries
Barry Pineo, Sept. 13, 2002
Beyond Therapy
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Rob Curran, Sept. 13, 2002
Articulations
The Austin Museum of Art's downtown home gets a shot in the arm, and local television devotes more attention to Austin's arts scene.
Robert Faires, Sept. 6, 2002
Birthday Cage
Pianist Michelle Schumann celebrates a musical innovator
Robert Faires, Sept. 6, 2002
Lisa Giobbi Movement Theatre: What Must It BeLike to Fly?
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Robi Polgar, Aug. 30, 2002
An Artist, a Life, a World
Celebrating the career of artist Kelly Fearing
Robert Faires, Aug. 30, 2002
Payne the Town Red
2001-02 theatre awards nominations announced
Robert Faires, Aug. 30, 2002
Mulligan's Jacket: Boy Gets Chick
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Robert Faires, Aug. 30, 2002
Articulations
The Dallas-based Meadows Foundation proves to be a true friend to the Austin arts in hard times with three special grants to Austin Lyric Opera, Zachary Scott Theatre Center, and Mexic-Arte Museum.
Robert Faires, Aug. 30, 2002
4th Annual Austin Latino Comedy Fiesta
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Rob Curran, Aug. 23, 2002
Articulations
Texas Folklife Resources gets a new executive director, and the Texas Commission for the Arts honors five outstanding Texas artists, arts administrators, and organizations.
Robert Faires, Aug. 23, 2002
Erin Cone at the Wally Workman Gallery
"The figurative acrylics and oils of Austin's Erin Cone reveal no specific flow of story; neither are they reproduced as visual elements of what the hipper literati like to call graphic novels. Cone's portraits stand alone," writes Wayne Alan Brenner. See Cone's second annual exhibition at the Wally Workman Gallery during August, and be pleased with your decision.
Wayne Alan Brenner, Aug. 16, 2002
HAIR
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M.B. Rice, Aug. 9, 2002
Articulations
The Texas Commission for the Arts gets a new executive director, the Blanton Museum of Art gets a new curator for its collection of Latin American art, and Toronto's Harbourfront Festival gets an Austin dance company.
Robert Faires, Aug. 9, 2002
Deep in the Mozart of Texas
Austin enjoys the stateside debut of the Austrian American Mozart Academy
Robert Faires, Aug. 9, 2002
bee luther-hatchee
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Robert Faires, Aug. 9, 2002
Articulations
The Texas Commission for the Arts gives Austinites a chance to see the state's best artists for free, and praise from the out-of-town press for local playwrights Cyndi Williams and Joe Sears and Jaston Williams
Robert Faires, Aug. 2, 2002
Spells-bound
An Enchanting Seattle Dance Company Makes Its Long-Awaited Return to Austin
Robert Faires, Aug. 2, 2002
Boom Town
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Rob Curran, Aug. 2, 2002
The Flame Keeper
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Robert Faires, Aug. 2, 2002
Blah, Blah, Blah
Lowell Bartholomee skewers Hollywood with sweat flying
Barry Pineo, Aug. 2, 2002
Speaking for Lowell
Every playwright needs a mouthpiece, an actor to communicate his vision to an audience, and Lowell Bartholomee has his in Robert Fisher.
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 26, 2002
Mouthing Off
The humor of Lowell Bartholomee gets an airing in 'Blah, Blah, Blah'
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 26, 2002
Articulations
UT-Austin's Blanton Museum of Art acquires one of the most comprehensive collections of prints ever assembled by a private individual: the Leo Steinberg Collection of 3,200 prints from the 15th through the 20th centuries.
Robert Faires, July 26, 2002
Moby Dick
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Robert Faires, July 26, 2002
Coyote on a Fence
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Barry Pineo, July 26, 2002
Into the Woods
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M.B. Rice, July 26, 2002
Moby's Play
Kirk Smith on bringing Melville's whale to the stage
Robert Faires, July 19, 2002
True West
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Robi Polgar, July 19, 2002
Articulations
The stage musical version of The Lion King finally lands in Texas, and even four years into its Broadway run, the show still truly creates a world of wonders.
Robert Faires, July 19, 2002
Texas State Capitol