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West Chelsea Contemporary: Street Kings: RISK + Blek le Rat
This new show highlights two graffiti masters who have catalyzed the movement worldwide.Through Aug. 22 -
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Without Getting Killed or Caught: With Q&A
For the opening weekend of the Guy Clark documentary, co-director Tamara Saviano will be on hand for a few special Q&A sessions.Sat., July 24, 6pm -
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Women & Their Work: We Know Who We Are. We Know What We Want.
This initial exhibition in W&TW's new permanent space examines how the idea of feminism continues to be one that has many definitions, depending on the lens through which it is viewed. Curator Vicki Meek invited artists “whose artwork and lives intrigue me and who all take an unapologetic view of their world, to come together in a collective conversation around issues of feminism and humanism." Featuring art by Nida Bangash, Lauren Cross, Rehab El Sadek, Angela Faz, Pallavi Govindnathan, Lahib Jaddo, Pat Johnson, Lovie Olivia, and Naomi Wanjiku Gakunga.Through Sept. 21 -
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Yappy Hour Sponsored by Tito's
Bring your dogs, take in the view from the huge outdoor deck, and enjoy Cajun food and special cocktails from Tito's.Saturdays, 2-5pmThe Boat, 10931 Stonelake -
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Yard Dog: Camera-less Photography
Maine artist Michelle Hauser uses photochemistry in lieu of traditional pigments, painting with historic light-sensitive materials such as cyanotype directly onto rag paper in a darkened room. Once completely dry, the painted surface is exposed to sunlight; in a cool bath of water, the exposure is fixed and her marks turn blue.Through Aug. 29 -
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Civic Events
Zilker Park Vision Plan Pop-Up Series
Learn more about the plan that will establish a guiding framework for the restoration and future development of one of Austin’s most-loved parks.Sat., July 24, noon-3pmShipe Pool, 4400 Avenue G