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Kris Graves: Testament Project
The Testament Project is photographer Kris Graves' exploration and re-conception of the contemporary black experience in America.Reception: Sun., Feb. 2, 2-4pm -
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Landmarks Video: Camel Collective
The Camel Collective's Something Other Than What You Are is the latest to get the big-screen treatment in this ongoing series from your friends at UT's Landmarks program.Through Feb. 29. Daily, 7-10pm. Free.UT's ART Building, 2301 San Jacinto -
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PrintEXPO 2020
This is PrintAustin’s annual print fair, featuring 64 booths of artists, galleries, editioning shops, and university reps. Purchase original artwork from regional and national talent and flip through bins n' bins of prints to add some of the snazziest new graphics to your art collection. Saturday features live steamroller printing; Sunday's got a slate of printmaking demos and family-friendly activities; the whole weekend has plenty of delights for the eye and mind alike, and a convivial atmosphere infused by them what pretty much breathe ink as a way of life.Feb. 1-2. Sat., 11am-5pm; Sun., 11am-3pm. Free. -
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Star of Texas Tattoo Art Revival
Here's the 18th annual celebration of inked humans and all the storied industry and artistry that surrounds the phenomenon, with live tattooing by masters of all styles (traditional Japanese, photorealistic color, and everything between), tattoo contests, a kids' area, and unique vendors with the most graphic merch around. The live entertainment schedule features performances by Lizardman Sideshow, Altercation Punk Rock Comedy, Michelle Manx Belly Dance, the Jigglewatts, and the Divas of Illusion drag show. Special guests this year: cartoonist Bob Camp (the co-creator of Ren & Stimpy) and legendary low-brow artist Coop.Jan. 31-Feb. 2. Fri., noon-10pm; Sat., 11am-9pm; Sun., noon-7pm. $20-60.
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Wally Workman Gallery: Kathryn Polk
Each of the artist's narrative lithographs contains dozens of her unique symbols – flames, needle and thread, logs, prickly pear pads, helicopter seeds, tattoos, and spilled milk – expressing a visual language for the Southern female experience, a voice of beauty and strength that reminds us of how far we've come and how far we have yet to go.Through Feb. 2
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grayDUCK Gallery: Space Is a Reality
By means of sculpture and installation, Spanish artist Ana Esteve Llorens explores the reality of space as a sensory experience, using natural and manufactured materials, craft techniques, and industrial processes to engage with different methods of production and a local and international community of makers.Through Feb. 23 -
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Link & Pin Gallery: Soul: Melanated Life In Print
Here's another excellent part of that citywide PrintAustin initiative, with a show curated by Atlanta's Jamal Barber (Studio Noize Podcast) and featuring the art of African-American printmakers who use the medium to represent the black experience. With works by Jennifer Mack Watkins, Latoya Hobbs, Rashaun Rucker, Ann Johnson, Rabea Ballin, Jerushia Graham, Maurice Evans, Grace Kisa, Jasmine Williams, and curator Barber.Through Feb. 9 -
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MASS Gallery: Monochromatic Dreams
This show features the work of Chicago-based Yvette Mayorga, who creates multimedia installations and candy-colored confectionary, tackling issues of race, identity, and gender using visual tropes of celebration.Through Feb. 29 -
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The Museum of Natural & Artificial Ephemerata
This place, ah, it's one of our favorite places in the entire city; and of course they're properly corona-closed. But check 'em out online right now – it's a rich, wonder-filled website – to whet your appetite for when things get back to … uh … are we still calling it "normal," these days?
