"Ben Muñoz: Over My Head" at Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking
These bold new woodcuts capture the depth and bigness of life
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Wayne Alan Brenner, July 16, 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
"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
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
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
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
Robert Faires, May 27, 2020
This Is Who We Are #11: Frontera@Hyde Park Theatre's blood pudding
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 26, 2020
Northern-Southern Gallery's "Left in Leaves"
This group exhibition frees artwork from lockdown and sends quaratined viewers in search of it
Robert Faires, May 21, 2020
This Is Who We Are #10: Austin Lyric Opera's Candide
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 19, 2020
This Is Who We Are #9: Mary Moody Northern Theatre's bobrauschenbergamerica
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 18, 2020
This Is Who We Are #8: Performance Encounters' Home Entertainment 2009
A daily affirmation of Austin’s creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 15, 2020
The Contemporary Austin Feeds Your Head at Home
All the art in the Jones Center and at Laguna Gloria is yours for the viewing on the museum's new website
Wayne Alan Brenner, May 14, 2020
This Is Who We Are #7: Sharon Marroquín's The Materiality of Impermanence
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 13, 2020
This Is Who We Are #6: Miró Quartet's Faces of America: The Light
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 12, 2020
This Is Who We Are #5: Salvage Vanguard Theater's Death of a Cat
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 8, 2020
This Is Who We Are #4: Zach Theatre's The Gospel at Colonus
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Robert Faires, May 7, 2020
This Is Who We Are #3: A New Year's Conspirare Classic
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Robert Faires, May 6, 2020
This Is Who We Are #2: Sally Jacques' The Well Inside
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 5, 2020
This Is Who We Are #1: Rude Mechs' Big Love
A daily affirmation of Austin's creativity from the Chronicle archive
Robert Faires, May 4, 2020
Austin Weird Homes Tour: The Mysterious Planchette
In this virtual Weird Homes Tour presentation, Brandon Hodge wanted to have a few (spirit-channeled) words with you
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 30, 2020
The Heroine of The Roxy Letters Fights to Get Austin's Groove Back
Mary Pauline Lowry's quirky novel looks for the city's soul
Robert Faires, April 16, 2020
The Hideout Theatre’s Virtual Threefer
Three troupes Zoomed and Twitched their time upon the improv stage
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 2, 2020
Sad Girls Productions' So Lucky
This world premiere from a brand-new company lacks polish, but it does honor its community’s stories
Elizabeth Cobbe, March 19, 2020
Jo Carol Pierce’s Bad Girls Upset by the Truth
This revival of Jo Carol Pierce’s one-woman show from the Eighties pays loving tribute to the author without really coming into its own
Trey Gutierrez, March 19, 2020
Fallout Theater's The 2020 First Annual Hollywood Awards Show: Live in Hollywood!
A zany yet surprisingly relevant awards show satire dives into the glitzy soullessness of Hollywood
Madelyn Geyer, March 12, 2020
So Lucky Makes Space for Asian Americans Onstage
Sad Girls Productions' new play hopes to create connections within the community
Robert Faires, March 12, 2020
Vortex and New Manifest Theatre's good friday
Kristiana Rae Colón's shocking drama puts audiences at the intersection of gun violence and sexual assault, and makes us think about both
Trey Gutierrez, March 12, 2020
Barn 8
Deb Olin Unferth reveals humor and humanity inside a hen heist
Robert Faires, March 9, 2020
The Body Double
Emily Beyda's debut novel is ready for its close-up
