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Camiba Art: A Circle in a Circle is a Tree
In this colorful exhibit, Orna Feinstein continues her fascination and exploration of trees and their interior geometry using a variety of mediums and processes – her signature dynamic layering of monoprints and cut paper, yes, but also paint, concrete, and plaster.Through April 14 -
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Carver Museum: Juntos/Together
This section of the comprehensive FotoATX program features vivid photo-documentation of "Black and Brown Activism in Austin from 1970 to 1983."Through April 11 -
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Carver Museum: Punk Noir
Behold this new series of large paintings by Dawn Okoro, exploring the black punk spirit. You already knew black is beautiful; with this exhibition, black may be even more beautiful – and punk AF. And here's what our reviewer thinks of the show.Through July 21 -
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Catherine Lee: The Ney Project
A retrospective of Texas artist Catherine Lee's work in diverse media will be anchored by her monumental sculpture Hebrides #6: Clach An Trushal, on loan from the Contemporary Austin.Through May 6 -
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Cirque Éloize: Saloon
The energy of folk music and strains of fiddle set the tone for an acrobatic comedy, exploding in a mad flurry as Cirque Éloize performers bring characters from the early American West to life in the titular saloon. It's no wonder that this terpsichorean troupe is internationally acclaimed.March 29-30. Thu., 7:30pm; Fri., 2:30pm. $29 and up. -
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Class Transitions
In Class Transitions, transgender and non binary individuals use strength training to shape their bodies as they become their most authentic selves.Thursdays, 6:30-7:30pm. $15. -
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Community Conversation About the Austin Bombings
KUTX's Morning Edition tackles the Austin bombings. Specifically: police response, the media, and the community.Thu., March 29, 9-10am. Free. -
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Davis Gallery: The Relationship of Things
That excellent gallery on 12th Street features a new show of works by Faustinus Deraet, Ginger Geyer, and Barbara Pence, an arrangement of photographs, paintings, and sculpture that explores the often overlooked language of the ordinary – with extraordinary results.Through April 14 -
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Double Poetry Book Launch
Celebrating the launch of new books from Charles Alexander and Saba Syed Razvi, with readings from the authors and Cuneiform Press' own Kyle Schlesinger.Thu., March 29, 7pm -
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Dream Big: Engineering Our World (2017)
Laser IMAX 3D: This IMAX doc celebrates the ingenuity of engineers, from the tallest buildings to underwater robots.Thu., March 29, 10am, 12pm -
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Fashion X presents Austin Live!
KLRU is partnering with Austin City Limits and Fashion X for Austin LIVE! A benefit and kick-off party during the 10th annual Austin Fashion Week. Enjoy live performances by the Mrs and SaulPaul followed by runway debuts including the new Mommy & Me fashion line Arie & Avie from Leah Harris.Thu., March 29, 7pm. $35-150. -
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Fixing Troilus & Cressida
The Rude Mechs haven't stopped "fixing" Shakespeare's lesser-known plays yet, and here's the latest one from the acclaimed company – the one that's got a love story hidden in the center of history's greatest war. See what these fierce revisionists have come up with via Kirk Lynn's new script under the direction of Alexandra Bassiakou Shaw. And you can read our full review of the show right here.Through March 31. Thu.-Sat., 8pm. $5-100.Nowlin Rehearsal Studio, 1426 Toomey -
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Flatbed Press: Pine
The crux of Jill Wilkinson’s work is drawing: Drawing from trees, drawing from the memory of trees, drawing from the muscle memory, drawing the void, drawing from the drawing. Now witness a fine selection of those original drawings – and the monoprints created from them.Through April 27 -
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Flatbed Press: Vasculum
Spencer Fidler’s practice is to collect plants from his property in Las Cruces, N.M., and draw them daily at four times their scale. Read our review right here, then see what such devoted work means for your floratropic eyes, in this new show at Flatbed.Through May 19 -
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Free Tax Prep Help Available: Central Health
StreetCred will be helping low-income patients and the general public file their taxes and identify/claim credits for which they are eligible during hours listed.Mondays-Thursdays, 11am-8pm, Fridays, 1-5pm and Saturdays, 9am-5pm. Through April 16CommUnityCare Southeast Health & Wellness Center, 2901 Montopolis -
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Gallery Shoal Creek: Milt Kobayashi
The distinctive figurative paintings of Milt Kobayashi people the walls of this exquisite venue at Flatbed World Headquarters.Through March 31 -
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grayDUCK Gallery: Photo/Montage 12 x 12
Talk about cool concepts being well-executed; scope this new show of photos by Rino Pizzi. Except it's not just big bold Pizzi photos: The acclaimed photographer invited 12 artists from different disciplines to create new works using at least one element from each of 12 images – with no restrictions on size or style or anything. Duuude! See what Teresa Elliott, Michael Anthony Garcia, Maya Lawrence, Catherine Lee, Emily Little, Graham Reynolds, Shawn Smith, DJ Stout, w. tucker, Peggy Weiss, Steve Wiman, and Robert Ziebell have wrought in response.Through April 1 -
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Ground Floor Gallery: Tom White
The Ground Floor Theatre space, on the other side of all that Springdale-facing goodness at Dimension Gallery and so on? The venue's lobby is decked out with new paintworks by this technique-twisting Austin artist, a smart accompaniment to the upcoming White Rabbit Red Rabbit action onstage.Through March 31 -
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Harry Ransom Center: Vaudeville!
This exhibition reveals the story of where American entertainment all began, featuring photographs, manuscripts, and other documents and artifacts related to Harry Houdini, Mae West, W.C. Fields, Bert Williams, George M. Cohan, Burns & Allen, Tony Pastor, the Nicholas Brothers, Barbette, and others. Step right up, citizen, as our own Robert Faires tells you more about it right here!Through July 15. Free. -
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Hurry Up and Wait
Two siblings plant a garden but have very different ways of making it grow. Audiences learn about patience and the natural world through song, games, and stories. Recommended for kids between the ages of 2 and 4.Monday, Thursday-Saturday, through March 31, 9:30 & 11am. $6.75. -
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