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DORF’s “Homeward Bound” Presents a Timely Portrait of Migration and Home
Between safety and captivity
Caitlin Greenwood
Caitlin Greenwood moved to Austin in 2006 and has been writing about arts and culture since 2011. She calls South Austin home.
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Kevin McNamee-Tweed: The Exit Interview
As he leaves Austin, the award-winning curator and artist reflects on the city’s artists and art community
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“I saw the world” at Pump Project
Imperialism and identity compete in Betelhem Makonnen’s solo show about a 19th century Ethiopian prince
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“Angelbert Metoyer: Life Machine” at the Canopy
For this Co-Lab Projects exhibit, a gallery at Canopy becomes a tomblike space for exploring religion
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Making the Most of EAST
Ten tips to help you keep your head in the crush of the East Austin Studio Tour
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“Donald Moffett” at the Blanton
The Blanton exhibition marks a shift not only toward artists from Texas but also toward more political art
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Mexic-Arte Museum’s “Community Altars”
An exhibition of altars from 10 Mexican states reveals the regional differences in how Día de los Muertos is celebrated
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“Mons Dew” at MASS Gallery
Five artists bombard the senses with brightly colored images that speak to personal consumption of commercial goods
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“De La Tierra”
The group exhibition, curated by Michael Anthony García, refreshes the migrant Latino narrative
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Gricelda Silva, Equal Parts Pragmatism and Whimsy
For five years, the actress has been among the busiest and best on Austin’s stages
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“I’ll Be It” at Pump Project
Austin artists Jade Abner, Michael Muelhaupt, Rachael Starbuck, and Frank Wick provide accessibility to a multitude of conceptual ideologies