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“Contemporary Art Under Fascism” Collects Resistance at UT
Student and faculty exhibit showcases politically oriented works April 17-18
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Complicating The Myth of Red Texas
David Griscom’s debut nonfiction work retraces the bootprints of Texas liberalism
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Austin Dance Festival Continues in Wake of Founder’s Passing
The festival and KDH move forward under new leadership with the same spirit
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Fusebox à Deux, or a Spark Shared by Two Austin Artists
Andie Flores and Sam Mayer exemplify how Fusebox Festival encourages dialogue between artists
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The Fire Raisers Is a Sign of the Times
Hidden Room Theatre returns with a banger of a production
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With Treasure Island Reimagined, Jason Neulander Sets Sail for New Adventures
The creator of The Intergalactic Nemesis explores his new live-action graphic novel at Staple! this weekend
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Finney’s Books Offers Romance on the Austin Texas Book Trail
The queer-owned bookshop joins 36 other independent literary hubs on this year’s Book Trail
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Pop Girly Meets Gothic Glam
Ballet Austin’s newest original was comfortable with contrasts
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DORF’s “Homeward Bound” Presents a Timely Portrait of Migration and Home
Between safety and captivity
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Banned Bodies Broadcasts Trans Visibility on Red River
The music & drag showcase celebrates Trans Day of Visibility by raising funds for local trans drag family
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Unbecoming: Red Nightfall’s Story of Light and Dark
In the third production of her CRONE series, Dorothy O’Shea Overbey tells the story of evolution through dance, spoken word, music, film, fashion, and design
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Turning the Page on a Digital Pace
Independent magazine leaders discuss print media’s capacity for connection, reprieve at SXSW