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BDYHAX 2019: Human Augmentation, Bodyhacking, and Biohacking Conference
Enjoy two days of talks and workshops from national and international speakers on wearable and implantable tech, brain computer interfaces, prosthetics, gene therapy, bioethics, cyborg art, and the newest research in human body oriented technology.Sat.-Sun., Feb. 23-24, 10am. $75-300.LZR, 612 W. Fourth -
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Black Do Crack
Ground Floor Theatre presents Florinda Bryant's exploration of the mythology of the strong black woman. Directed by Matrex Kilgore.Feb. 21-March 2. Thu.-Sat., 8pm; Sun., 5pm. $20-35. -
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
Sing-Along: While the script is often less interesting than the truth, the performances are sensational in this Freddie Mercury biopic.Sun., Feb. 24, 8:00 -
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Butridge Gallery: Does It Match the Sofa?
In which abstract artist Denise Elliott Jones addresses visual perceptions and preferences regarding whether artwork does or does not match the sofa. She wants it to not matter, is the point. She wants to accept both the art and the sofa. Oh, the temerity! Witness ye now the pigmented expressions of Jones the Aesthetic Heresiarch!Through March 17 -
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Christiane F. (1981)
Lates: Step by step, a bored 14-year-old girl in 1970s Berlin falls in with a crowd of heroin junkies at a music club, and soon becomes addicted as well. Based on a true story and set to the music of David Bowie.Sun., Feb. 24, 6:30 -
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Coming to America (1988)
Movie Party: Murphy is a pampered African prince in New York in this comedy classic.Sun., Feb. 24, 9:45 -
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Craftsman: Mardi Gras Takeover
The lively East Austin drinkery unveils an amazing Mardi Gras pop-up experience featuring a delicious array of their favorite New Orleans-inspired cocktails and food, with the whole joint decorated to make guests feel like they've been transported to the middle of the French Quarter. Laissez les bons temps rouler, baby!Feb. 20-March 5 -
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Dance Waterloo: Rule of Three
This is an all-female artistic collaboration featuring dance performance and choreography by Dance Waterloo, with Scandinavian folk music performed by Mira Dickey, and public art by Yareth Fernández González.Fri.-Sun., Feb. 22-24, 5:30pm. $5-15.Easton Park, 7804 Skytree -
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Don't Mess With Texas K-12 Art Contest
Keep Texas Beautiful and the Texas Department of Transportation invite Texas students in kindergarten through 12th grade to submit their best litter prevention-inspired artwork to be considered for the Don’t Mess With Texas calendar. Students with the top 13 designs will have their work featured; one winner will be selected from each grade.Deadline: Mon., April 22. Free. -
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Eberly Sunset Sessions Benefiting SIMS Foundation
with Will Sheff of Okkervil River, on the newly opened rooftop.Sun., Feb. 24, 6-10pm. $43. -
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Elisabet Ney Museum: Women of Flatbed
This part of Print Austin features work by leading female figures from the past and future of Austin's own Flatbed Press, including Alice Leora Briggs, Suzi Davidoff, Sandra C. Fernández, Annalise Natasha Gratovich, Sandria Hu, Sharon Kopriva, Mary McCleary, Melissa Miller, Celia Munoz, Liliana Porter, Linda Ridgway, Julie Speed, Sydney Yeager, and more. And, oh look, our Robert Faires gives you a fine preview right here.Through April 28 -
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