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“Frank Reaugh: Landscapes of Texas and the American West”
The wide open spaces that define the Texas stereotype are explored in rich detail in this artist’s work
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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“The Only Knowledge Worth Possessing”
Personal narratives stand at the heart of this exhibit by artists in the Contemporary Austin’s Crit Group program
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“Robert Therrien”
The sculptor invites viewers to reconsider physical space with objects much larger and smaller than normal
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“There’s A Summer Place Where We Can Go”
The Davis Gallery show has a surprising depth and variety, but some of it distracts from the show’s laid-back vibe
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“Elizabeth McDonald: I Only Know Plenty”
McDonald’s ambitious solo show targets scapegoating, though some of its power is lost in repetition
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“Agree to Disagree: 2015 Studio Art MFA Thesis Exhibition”
The exhibit by UT graduate students is a mix that ranges from impressive to downright disappointing
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“Sara Condo / Lindsay Hutchens” at Permanent Collection
One photographer considers the mother she had while another ponders the mother she thought she’d be
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Art and Motherhood on the West Austin Studio Tour
Four WEST exhibitors reveal how their work is informed by being a mom
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“Blood and White”
Caitlin McCollom’s paintings seek to marry the limitations of the body with the reality of death and decay
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“Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties”
“Witness” brings the Civil Rights Movement to the Blanton Museum of Art
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Glorious Renewal
The Contemporary Austin gives new life to the place where it all began, Laguna Gloria