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Object Collection’s It’s All True
This opera culled from Fugazi concert detritus was an endurance test for both audience and performers
Melany Jean
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WEST Pop-Up at the Neill-Cochran House Museum
For the West Austin Studio Tour, 15 artists show their work in this historic Austin home to varying and delightful effect
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Phillip Wade and Friends on the West Austin Studio Tour
The artist has some creative friends show in his Clarksville home
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“Dawn Okoro: Punk Noir” at the Carver Museum
The artist provides a corrective to preconceived notions of punk, exploring the ethos through black personal style
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“Elizabeth Chiles: Weave” at grayDUCK Gallery
Chiles explores the ever-changing nature of light, time, and life through transcendant prints of light’s little dance through flora
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“Spencer Fidler: Vasculum” at Flatbed
This solo show reveals the artist’s daily practice of preservation of craft and creativity
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“Nick Schnitzer: Inevitable Reckoning” at Dimension Gallery
Structures degraded by time and other materials provide a pointed view of dramatic change at work in the world
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“Clarissa Tossin: Meeting the Waters” at the Blanton
The Brazilian artist explores the confluence of globalization’s streams of production through the Amazon
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“Michelle Marchesseault” at Northern-Southern
The paintings filled with nesting S-curves comes from the artist’s meditative practice, but they’re joyful in their rumination
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“Vladimir Mejia: Mi Feito Don’t let this time be in vain”
This show feels like a glimpse into the artist’s camera roll, a peek into the digital chronicling of a life and all that is consumed throughout it
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“Katy Horan and Teruko Nimura: Residual” at ICOSA
In their joint show, the two artists use paper crafts as a medium for exploring how traces of the past disrupt the present
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“Rodney McMillian: Against a Civic Death” at the Contemporary Austin
In this thought-provoking exhibition, the Suzanne Booth Deal Art Prize winner asks, “What does an architecture of power look like to you?”