Quitter: A Memoir of Drinking, Relapse, and Recovery – an Excerpt
In this chapter from her book, Erica C. Barnett describes the point when her life became a shrinking circle
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Erica C. Barnett, July 9, 2020
“Marianne Levy: Grimm Re-Articulated” at the Dougherty Arts Center
This exhibition of ceramic sculptures recasts fairy tales with animals who are more human than the people in the originals
Robert Faires, July 9, 2020
Supercharging Big Medium’s Artist Relief Fund
Canopy's matching pledges to support Austin’s creative community
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 8, 2020
Pointing Out Detention Centers "In Plain Sight"
Sky-high art turns eyes to migrant detention and incarceration
Victoria Rossi, July 3, 2020
Mayor's Book Club Says: "Read Local"
The 2020 choice? Three dozen books, all by Austin authors
Robert Faires, July 2, 2020
Motorblade Postering Returns, With a New Owner
Austin's premier postering service is no longer on the Fritz and is ready to roll & rock with Ricardo
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 2, 2020
"Lee Albert Hill: Signs" at CAMIBAart
This solo exhibition asks, What happens when shapes run away to join the circuits?
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 2, 2020
Exit Laughing: Carl Reiner, RIP
The brilliant comedian, writer, and director has died at age 98
Robert Faires, June 30, 2020
Creative in Confinement #2: Camille the Quaran-Teen Witch
For her, rituals give meaning to these long, locked-up months
Victoria Rossi, June 29, 2020
kYmberly Keeton Wants Your Stories for the Black COVID-19 Index
And at the Austin African American Book Festival 2020, she'll tell you why
Robert Faires, June 25, 2020
For the 2020 Austin Chamber Music Festival, You Provide the Chamber
With the annual event online in your home, chamber music doesn't get any more intimate
Robert Faires, June 25, 2020
Texas Book Festival Goes Virtual!
Annual literary event stretches from Halloween to Nov. 15
Robert Faires, June 24, 2020
A Year Later, the Time Is Right for Another Conversation About Notes From the Field
In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, Zach Theatre streamed its staging of the 2019 production and led a discussion on Zoom
Robert Faires, June 18, 2020
Kate Breakey: "Black Tulips & Dead Flowers"
This exhibition focused on specimens of the plant kingdom is like a series of windows into arcane botanical memories
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 18, 2020
Austin Symphony Orchestra Keeps Playing From Beyond the Stage
For the second time in its 109-year history, the ASO weathers a global pandemic
David Sotelo, June 18, 2020
In Memoriam: George Wilkerson
Remembering Esther's Follies' first sketch-writing superstar
Robert Faires, June 17, 2020
Creative in Confinement #1: Sara Yost
Teen fashions an artistic escape from lockdown
Victoria Rossi, June 16, 2020
Austin-Based Choreographer Hopes to Make a "Social Justice Summer"
With some crowdfunding support, Charles O. Anderson will be able to make dances for this time
Robert Faires, June 11, 2020
AJC x DORF: Art Auction
Raising funds, razing injustice, spreading art everywhere
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 5, 2020
In Memoriam: Greg Easley
Remembering the beloved choreographer, dancer, and teacher
Robert Faires, June 4, 2020
Michael Kaiser Has Ideas About What's Next for the Arts
The arts management expert spoke to Austin arts groups about the future, and the key word is "community"
Robert Faires, June 4, 2020
Umlauf Sculpture Garden Reopening
Especially when it's rich with art, the outside is in again
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 4, 2020
ASO Fires Player Over Racist Remarks
Austin Opera and area schools also cut ties with trombonist
Robert Faires, June 2, 2020
This Is Who We Are #13: Pro Arts Collective's Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, June 1, 2020
Bring the Zilker Summer Musical Home This Year
You can dance, you can jive to Mamma Mia! even if you can't get to the Zilker Hillside
Robert Faires, May 28, 2020
Let's Play the Paramount Summer Classic Film Series at Home Game
The shelter-in-place game when you're ready for your close-up
Robert Faires, May 28, 2020
Sex Toys for Solo Summer Fun
Because your safest pandemic sex partner is you
Beth Sullivan, May 28, 2020
Tips for Setting Up a Backyard Bathtub Oasis
Tubing? Nah. This summer, try tubbing.
Kimberley Jones, May 28, 2020
The Greater Austin High School Musical Theatre Awards Goes Digital
The Long Center's annual celebration of excellence in high school musical theatre moves center stage to center screen
Nataleah Small, May 28, 2020
This Is Who We Are #12: Tapestry Dance Company's Rhythm … of a Life
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
