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“Chronicles: A Retrospective”
Owner, director, and master printer of Flatbed Press, Katherine Brimberry wears many hats. On top of all these hats is her artist hat, which you’ll be hard “pressed” to ignore once you’ve enjoyed her newest exhibit of prints and mixed media works. “Chronicles: A Retrospective” shows off Brimberry’s cornerstone status in Texas printmaking, with gorgeous landscapes and intriguing visuals abounding. From her own artist statement: “When I place found objects into visual relationships with landscape details,: I intend to create an enigma. The viewer, who without the benefit of the history of the objects, is presented this mystery and can find and assign meaning. My underlying intention is creating images that spark epiphany about time and space, life and death, past and future.” Check out the show’s opening on Sat., Aug. 24, and see a retrospective of Brimberry’s collaborative pieces over at St. Edward’s Fine Arts Gallery on Aug. 30. – James ScottOpens Aug. 23; runs through Oct. 6 -
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Special Screenings
Radio On (1980)
Alamo’s Time Capsule series goes back 45 years to 1979, presenting a cult classic road movie deemed one of the 100 Greatest British Films by magazine Little White Lies. A soundtrack stacked with “wall-to-wall bangers” from the likes of David Bowie, Kraftwerk, Wreckless Eric, Devo, and Sting accompanies a radio deejay (Robert Beames) traveling from London to Bristol to investigate his brother’s death. Striking black-and-white cinematography from Martin Shäfer (Wim Wenders’ Paris, Texas and The State of Things) lends to its moody and hypnotic feel. – Kat McNevinsMon., Sept. 9 -
Arts
Theatre
The Living Room: Storytime for Grown-ups
Every first Saturday of the month, six true-to-life stories for mature audiences are told on a specific theme about love, sex, death, and spiritual transformation.Sat., Feb. 3, 7pm. $10.
