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The eight drawings of baseball pitchers, all in the same balletic contortion, are all about the pleasure of looking
Amanda Douberley
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Ryan Lauderdale’s quasi-psychedelia and Michael Berryhill’s stylized visions have little relationship, but both artists make a strong showing
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The artist’s self-proclaimed graveyard of old art doesn’t make for a tight show, but it’s an ambitious one
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This Argentinean artist’s work may not grab you immediately, but its understated lyricism will linger
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This show demonstrates how two painters working from the same subject can end up with radically different canvases
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Half the exhibition calls into question notions of originality and authenticity, but the other half undermines it
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Making the Scene
Looking back at the time when Austin was at the center of the Texas art world
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‘Cantanker/us,’ a show of artwork by the staff of the visual-arts magazine Cantanker, is a rare opportunity to consider both sides of each artist/staffer’s practice
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For his exhibit ‘Thickly Settled,’ artist Jeff Williams has blanketed an array of everyday objects in an electrostatic flocking fiber that looks a lot like dust from an AC window unit
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In her new work, Austin artist Jennifer Balkan takes up certain surrealist painters’ penchant for self-portraiture and dense symbolism, with intriguing results
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Site Unseen
‘America Starts Here’ shows how the pioneering artistic team of Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler made the overlooked visible
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In her exhibition “Freaks of Nurture,” Elaine Bradford’s crochet-covered menagerie of stuffed animals is equal parts lighthearted nonsense and poignant sadness