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LBJ Library at 50: An Interview With Mark A. Lawrence
The Library’s current director takes a historian’s view
Robert Faires
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“If These Walls Could Talk” at Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery
The artists in this exhibition get the walls not only to talk but to spin some fantastic tales
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A Reimagined Waterloo Park Invites the Public to It on CommUNITY Day
It was 10 years in the remaking, but finally the Waterloo redo is ready for you
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Ishida Dance Is Back at Last With Faraway, so close
Nineteen months after its debut, the company dances again
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“Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite” at the Blanton Museum of Art
Images from a decade of building Black identity and community say it loud
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Ventana Ballet Opens Season Three With a Flock of Night Birds
The company’s avian-themed program includes five dancers, three cellists, and art from the atxGALS collective inside the Cathedral
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After 43 Years, Women & Their Work Lands a Permanent Address
The Austin arts organization had to search for two years, but it finally founded a home of its own
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“Reweave: 2021” at the Elisabet Ney Museum
With her exhibition, artist Jade Walker entwines viewers in the future of the planet
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Texas Book Festival 2021: First Authors Announced
Colson Whitehead, Elizabeth McCracken, Amor Towles lead the list
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Summer Stock Austin Gets Fired Up to Go Back Onstage
Cheer up with Bring It On: The Musical
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How Austin’s Performing Artists Are Reopening Their Spaces
After months behind screens, the folks who run the city’s theatres, concert halls, and comedy clubs are welcoming audiences back inside
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Playwright Carlo Lorenzo García Paints His Mother’s Sacrifice
A Portrait of My Mother staged by Jarrott Productions, depicts maternal perseverance in loving strokes