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Neither Colin Farrell's charms nor Will Smith as the Devil can rescue this soggy valentine.

Beverly Penn's sculptures of weeds in bronze, brass, steel, and nickel are not only stunningly beautiful, they also help us redefine the nature vs. technology dichotomy

Artists want some credit

Since 1985, Austin's Art in Public Places program has placed more than 100 works in 57 facilities, transforming not only the look of the city but neighborhoods and the lives of people in them.

Le Muse Giocose took Italian Baroque love songs as its heart, and the quality – and approachability – of the enchanting soprano Jenifer Thyssen and her musical collaborators was of the highest magnitude

Whole Foods is about to get more arts-friendly, Austin moves closer to Puerto Rico, Shear Madness has a new detective running the show, and art at the new fire station really rocks.

After 10 years in Austin, David Berman's art gallery is moving to Wimberley

Started in 1978 as a grassroots feminist arts collaborative, Women & Their Work has evolved into an Austin institution, which has survived collapsing economies and shifts in location and mission to become one of the city's premier visual arts spaces.

Heckerling updates Jane Austen's Emma to Beverly Hills

October is Art in Public Places Month, and the Austin Shakespeare Festival invites you onstage

Calling all Eastside artists, here come the Russians, visual artists talk residency programs, and Steven Dietz comes to UT

Jacqueline May lists her favorite individual artists and group exhibitions of 2004

The new Whole Foods will be getting some tasty new art, the Blanton just needs another $12 million, and where in the world is the Cultural Arts office

Austin Museum of Art has artists transform nature in a huge way – and wants you to help

The full list of winners for the 2002-2003 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art, as presented during its annual ceremony at the Capitol City Comedy Club.

Elisabet Ney Museum gives Austin’s world-class press its historic due

Leonardo's lady gets a modern makeover in Rino Pizzi's Mona Lisa Project

Creating ripples in public space with large-scale public art

The full list of nominations for the 2002-2003 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art

The Best Art Shows in 1997 That I Never Reviewed

Uptown Is Home to Austin's Latest Cultural District

Sneaking Into Summer

The rest of the world may be pondering new publishing technologies like e-books and on-demand printing, but Books editor Clay Smith is still stuck on paperbacks. LSU Press' Voices of the South series is one reason why.

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