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Thornton Road Studios: Open Studios
The artists in this busy compound, they work in painting, metalsmithing, photography, mosaics, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, and more. Meet those artists, witness their creations, tonight.Fri., Nov. 2, 5-9pm
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Art for the People: The Pink Parachute Project
Teodora Pogonat's provocative series of photography depicts women overcoming struggles, hardships, and setbacks through the use of a 30-pound pink military-grade parachute.Through Jan. 26 -
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Generative Art Project: Data Selfie
James Pricer's animated abstractions, both human and astronomical, allow us to travel from a single cell to the edge of the universe. And he does this by gathering and interpreting data? Yes, as an artist who holds multiple patents in pattern recognition methods and software, yes, he most certainly does.Through Dec. 21621 E. Sixth #1107
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Art on 5th: Dave Lowell
This native Austinite specializes in graphics that are deconstructed into patterns of light and shadow and then sprayed through layers of intricately hand-cut stencils onto canvas or found objects. Stop in at Art on 5th and see what he's worked up now.Through Nov. 9. Free, but RSVP. -
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Atelier 1205: Uncanny Nocturnes
In which 11-year-old artist Beck Seitsinger debuts his art in a gallery setting, joined by grown-up Austin artists B. Shawn Cox, Richard Ashby, and Scott Rolfe, all rendering a colorful exploration of the night.Through Nov. 11 -
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Austin Art Space: Fall Show
Question: Is this a showcase of new works by members of the Austin Visual Arts Association? Answer: Yes, yes, it is.Through Nov. 3 -
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Big Medium: War Tuba Recital
It reflects well on the whole Tito's Prize thing, we think, that this year's recipient is one of the most interesting and relentless, one of the most community-oriented, artists in our creativity-glutted town. Whether you're an aficionado of the possibilities of visual art or the unexplored potential of musical instruments, Steve Parker's latest confluence of those two realms will delight your senses and inspire much thought.Through Nov. 18 -
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Blanton Museum: Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design
This new exhibition, organized by the Vitra Design Museum and the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, presents the work of more than 120 artists and designers, displaying sculpture, prints, fashion, furniture, film, photography, apps, maps, digital comics, and more to show how African design generates innovative design approaches and solutions with worldwide relevance.Through Jan. 6 -
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Camiba Art: Translations
This is an exhibit of recent artworks – moody and texturally three-dimensional abstract paintings – by Winston Lee Mascarenhas.Through Dec. 1 -
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Comanche Motion: The Art of Eric Tippeconnic
This exhibition is enhanced with artifacts providing historical context for the paintings, rich with the unbroken connection the Comanche people have with their roots. Also, Rodeo: The Exhibition. Boy howdy, it's the history of the Texas rodeo – vibrant, interactive, and fully documented in this fine new show.Through Jan. 2. $9-13. -
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Davis Gallery: Earth, Land, Property
This five-person exhibit features work by Nicholas Baxter, Julie Davis, David Leonard, Garrett Middaugh, and Jason Webb. "This show intends to question our place among nature and how we've chosen to use our land." Right on – an important consideration, even if you're not part of the Dark Mountain movement, even if you don't have three oxgangs of good earth when the haeric star appears. Also, tbh, we're partial to anything painted by that D. Leonard.Through Dec. 1 -
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Dimension Gallery: Seasons of Fruition
That intimate but powerful gallery on Springdale has selected its fellowship artists for the coming year, and this is the inaugural group show for those chosen, reflecting on the dichotomy between things and projects coming ephemerally into fruition before disappearing or transforming. Reason for rapt anticipation: Jade Walker, Suzanne Wyss, Magdalena Jarkowiec, Laura Latimer, David Wright, Tammie Rubin.Through Nov. 11 -
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Flatbed Press: (Im) Possibilities: A Retrospective of Dysfunction
Over the course of two years at Flatbed, Gareth Maguire has created an array of monotypes and monoprints, each piece a map of the moods, the music, and the surroundings that he's experienced inside and outside the studio.Through Nov. 3 -
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Gallery Shoal Creek: My Heaven and Hell Are the Same
An exhibition of work by Shawn Camp, Shawn Camp, in which the acclaimed geo-abstractionist presents a series of pieces influenced by his recent residency in Stöðvarfjörður, Iceland, subtly conjuring the rugged terrain, glacial ice, and volcanic ferocity of the sub-arctic island nation.Through Nov. 18 -
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Harry Ransom Center: Archaeology and Romance
Ed Ruscha, anyone? We'll bet yes – we're big fans ourselves – and now here's a diverse selection of the celebrated American artist’s books, photographs, drawings, and pprints. With archival production materials, preliminary sketches, and studio notebooks; with more than 150 objects providing visitors an unprecedented look into Ruscha's creative process. And the Chronicle's Melany Jean tells more about this show right here.Through Jan. 6 -
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Lora Reynolds Gallery: Gumbo of Gravel
Here's an exhibition of lithographs and sculpture by Ed Ruscha. "Paradox and absurdity have just always been really delicious to me," says the artist. "I've always been dead serious about being nonsensical."Through Nov. 3 -
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Mexic-Arte Museum: Viva la Vida
This exhibition presents Mexic-Arte’s 35-year quest to educate the public about the significance of Dia de los Muertos, offering displays of art, ofrendas, and archival materials as a historical survey and a testament to the holiday’s unique character in the region.Through Nov. 25 -
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SouthPop: It's a Plaid, Plaid, Plaid, Plaid World
The year's final exhibition at SouthPop is a celebration of the life and art of that Austintatious punk cowboy Davy Jones, with part of the show reserved for selling the man's creations.Through Dec. 7 -
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Staycation: Thresholds
Here's the much-anticipated re-opening of MASS Gallery, launching the new venue with the latest exhibition in their Staycation series, featuring 10 Austin artists whose work – in video, sound art, painting, photography, and drawing – explores the mystery and magic found in layering objects, surfaces, time, and experience. See our full review right here.Through Dec. 8 -
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Stephen F. Clark Gallery: Rick Williams
This group show celebrates the gallery's 25 years of showing the best of regional photography (and Lance Letscher's collages), and features a tribute to the career of Rick Williams.Through Dec. 1 -
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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? -
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Women & Their Work: Many Mini Murder Scenes
Candace Hicks' new show features a series of rooms constructed in miniature and vignettes created from cut paper, each reconstructing a tableau plucked from crime fiction, offering viewers the experience of playing a detective searching for clues. See our review right here.Through Nov. 8
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The Art of Ice Cream
This? Is one of those ooooh-this'll-look-great-on-Instagram pop-ups that all the like-hungry kids are flocking to, cameras at the ready, surfaces polished for posing. The venue's packed with a colorful array of ice-cream-themed environments, obvs, and so they'll offer you free samples of frozen confections, too. Note: See David Brendan Hall's photo gallery of the place right here.Through Dec. 30. Wed.-Mon., 11am-8pm. $15-25.3208 S. Congress
