What I Want to do With My Life

Mike Krusee on New Urbanism, Smart Growth, toll roads, and why Bobby Kennedy is his hero

"...Scott said, you need to go see Andrés Duany. There was a Smart Growth seminar, four to..."

Dec. 7, 2007 News Column by Michael King

The Death of Brad Will

An American reporter films his own murder in Oaxaca, and Mexican and U.S. authorities look the other way

"...Felipe Calderón, was awarded a narrow victory over leftist Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the candidate of a coalition headed..."

Aug. 10, 2007 News Feature by John Ross

Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon

A wickedly entertaining postmodern take on the hallowed, Eighties-era slasher flicks.

March 16, 2007 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

Culture Flash!

Still time left to get some free theatre, laurels for historian Oscar Brockett and director Don Toner, and a new baby for the first couple of Salvage Vanguard Theater

Oct. 20, 2006 Arts Column by Robert Faires

Four Brothers

A scrappy Seventies throwback about vigilante justice in the corrupt urban jungle.

Aug. 12, 2005 Movie Review by Marrit Ingman

About a Girl

The art exhibit 'About a Girl' is about music, really, with three young men behind it basing their artwork on a song

April 8, 2005 Arts Feature by Jacqueline May

Timeline

Time-traveling archeologists can't make the time pass quickly enough.

Nov. 28, 2003 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

Postmarks

Our readers talk back.

"...Bill Martin..."

May 30, 2003 Column

Austin Symphony: The French Connection II

The Austin Symphony's Jan. 31 concert was to have been all French, but matters of health changed that and gave audiences the chance to hear a tender tribute to composer Kent Kennan and an exhilarating Beethoven concerto from André Watts.

Feb. 14, 2003 Arts Review by Jerry Young

French Free-for-All

The latest Austin Film Society free series surveys French cinema in the Nineties.

Nov. 1, 2002 Screens Feature by Kimberley Jones

Cumbia Sobre El Rio

Monterrey's Celso Piña and his 21st Century cumbia

Oct. 18, 2002 Music Feature by Melissa Sattley

CQ

Aug. 23, 2002 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

Words on the Wall

The Mexic-Arte Museum exhibition "Brazilian Visual Poetry" is an ambitious attempt to trace a history of visual poetry among Brazilian artists since the Fifties, but the show feels fragmentary, defining poetry in the broadest of terms and presenting the work in an inconsistent manner.

Feb. 22, 2002 Arts Feature by Merchant Adams

2001 Texas Book Festival Schedule

"...John Coy, Rafe Martin, Anastasia Suen, Moderator: Jeanette Larson..."

Nov. 16, 2001 Books Feature

A Man Escaped

Oct. 5, 2000 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Catwalk

July 5, 1996 Movie Review by Alison Macor

Presidential Candidate Cornel West Hosts Music Industry Roundtable at Carver Museum

Sentimental talk invites Bill Callahan and Alphabet Workers Union

April 17, 2024 Music Post by Carys Anderson

The Chronicle’s Hair of the 3-Legged Dog Party Brings Breezy Grooves to Hotel Vegas

Feat. Grace Sorensen, Nemegata, Cactus Lee, Font on the patio

March 16, 2024 SXSW Post by Carys Anderson

SXSW Interview: Bestie Rap Duo Flyana Boss Remain Students of the Form

Bobbi and Folayan talk Dallas influences before first headlining tour

"...now. I met other people, like Petey Pablo and André 3000 and Common.”..."

March 15, 2024 Music Feature by Rachel Rascoe

Cactus Lee, Nemegata, Font, Grace Sorensen Set for the Chronicle’s Hair of the 3-Legged Dog Party

Freebie springtime standby returns to Hotel Vegas March 15

Feb. 29, 2024 Music Post by Carys Anderson

Sundance Review: Frida Expresses Frida Kahlo's Inner Life

Documentary gives a new perspective on her well-known story

Jan. 31, 2024 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

Review: sleep well., It’s Getting Brighter

Barrel-aged indie folk makes early-adulthood existentialism sound sublime

"...but don't you dare figure me out," lead vocalist Andrés Garcia croons on the record's jazz-steeped title track, like..."

Jan. 19, 2024 Music Feature by Elizabeth Braaten

Paper Cuts: Alejandro Escovedo’s Deconstructed “Bury Me” and Five More Songs

New Austin music picks from Geranium Drive, Soupmakesitbetter

"...Amor (Español)" waltzes just such timelessness. Piano strung onto Andrés Salguero's whimsical clarinet, Garza's OG enunciation – a Spanish..."

Jan. 12, 2024 Music Column by Raoul Hernandez

"Finally I Sang": Progressive Cumbia Fires Up Como Las Movies’ Full-Length Debut

Como Las Singles finds Nelson Valente Aguilar in the driver’s seat

"...Cumbia futurist from the genre's Colombian crucible, Víctor-Andrés Cruz of Austin act Nemegata concurs:..."

Nov. 10, 2023 Music Feature by Raoul Hernandez

Quin NFN, corook, ​​and More Highlights From Sunday at ACL Fest

From viral “If I Were a Fish” to M83’s essential “Midnight City”

"...the final day of the fall occupation. Guitarist/producer Beto Martinez and drummer John Speice of Austin big band Grupo..."

Oct. 16, 2023 Music Post by Doug Freeman

17 Texas Artists to See at ACL Fest

Lone Star acts to catch at Zilker, from Houston breakout d4vd to Austin’s Die Spitz

"...birth its own supergroup. Grupo Fantasma/Brownout/Money Chicha pair Beto Martinez and John Speice, with Nemegata's Víctor-Andrés Cruz and Latin..."

Oct. 6, 2023 Music Feature by Nayeli Portillo

Nemegata's Folkloric Futurism Boosts Austin's Budding Colombian Music Scene

Local trio powers up its magnetic roots fusion in new release Voces

"...stand as César Valencia picks up the bass and Víctor-Andrés Cruz stokes melody out of his Telecaster. The drummer..."

Sept. 29, 2023 Music Feature by Raoul Hernandez

Abya Yala: The Story Behind the Photos

"...Musician Víctor-Andrés Cruz explains, "Here identity, ethnicity, diversity, and ancestral symbolism..."

Sept. 29, 2023 Music Feature by Kimberley Jones

Being Dead’s Wild Western Chase and Five More Songs From Austin Artists

New music picks from Nemegata, EXOTIC FRUITICA, Quiet Light, and more

"...piercing riffs and Latinx percussion over lyrical brujería from Víctor-Andrés Cruz, the local Colombian post-punk trio's first tease of..."

June 23, 2023 Music Column by Carys Anderson

Review: Solero Flamenco's “A Journey Through Spain”

From Andalusia to Austin, flamenco emanates expressive energy

June 7, 2023 Arts Post by Annie Prafcke

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