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In a new ad campaign, the Blanton redefines 'art,' raising questions about what it means

The 13 artists in AMOA's engaging exhibit 'Over + Over' use everyday objects from pencil stubs to marker caps to old tire parts to look at the craft of making art

The Long Center gets more corporate cash, AMOA wants your Christo and Jeanne-Claude stories, and the city of Austin wants your art for City Hall and the airport

Austin Museum of Art shows new local art that engages the mind

An annotated list of several places where kids could be going this summer to enjoy physically and mentally invigorating activities

Who is Young-Min Kang? That's what he wants to know.

Had your fill of frothy TV holiday fare? Weary of bowl games? Lost your buzz from all those holiday sweets? Well, then, 'The Territory' comes just in time.

With 'Lounge!,' Arthouse transforms itself into a space that swings

In Austin Museum of Digital Art's Performance Series 2, three artists sank the mind's inner core into a calm and melting psychosis

When the Cinemaker Co-op and the Center for Young Cinema combined to make the Motion Media Arts Center, at least one thing stayed the same: the importance of kids

The Blanton Museum of Art adds another Old Master to its collection, Cinqué Hicks adds Electric Skin to the Web, and Jay McMahan has his art added to the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Art Collection

The most prosperous period in Austin's cultural history came to a painful close in 2003.

Marc Savlov courses through the Central Texas festival circuit.

With the aid of a live Internet connection, Austin artist Cinqué Hicks will project the portraits and messages of people from around the world in a public space, where people in one community can recognize that they are also "global nomads" and part of the larger community of the world.

The Territory 2003 season schedule

Dee Dee's dead, everything else is crumbling.

The digital age has ushered a new era in visual art, with the Internet offering artists a new medium for the creation of art, an infinite space to display their work, and a marketing tool. But with this expansion of creative opportunities come sticky questions of ownership and the communal experience of art.

The Texas Documentary Tour showcases the work of three MFA students from the University of Texas' Radio-Television-Film Department, whose documentary program faculty member Paul Stekler calls, completely without bias of course, the "best in the country, bar none."

A Dream Collaboration: Richard Linklater and 30 animators team up to produce a startling, surreal new film.

The expansive Cinematexas short film festival

In honor of the O. Henry Pun-Off, Public Notice swears off the puns this week.

Belinda Acosta runs down programs to take our minds off the upcoming election, along with programs to make us confront it.

Upcoming events and workshops of interest to the Austin film community.