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Austin Museum of Art’s exhibit is successful in revealing nuances of LeWitt’s work, but less so in showing art by his peers
Rachel Cook
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Torok’s contrasting images of realism and cartoon abstraction show us both his life and his constructed idealized self
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The Ransom Center exhibition reminds us how the written word sparked a cultural revolution in the 1950s
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Austin Video Bee: Daring to fail
This sampler of video art being made in Austin could not have come at a better time
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This solo show explodes with shapes that have big personalities and enough color combinations to make your eyes reverberate
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After the ‘Watch,’ What?
Alumni of AMOA’s ‘New Art in Austin’ talk about the exhibition’s impact on their careers
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In the Gallery 68 show, the artist posed as a serial killer being executed for his crimes
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Luke Savisky: Creative Capitalist
Creative Capital helps Austin’s projector of large-scale images get his work that much larger
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Reflections in a Blank Wall
Florian Slotawa’s exhibition tells us more about Arthouse than the artist
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Blanton Museum of Art: Adios, Pérez-Barreiro
Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro, the Blanton’s curator of Latin American art, is leaving UT to head the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros