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This two-person exhibition at D Berman Gallery is a brilliant yet subtle pairing

Austin Critics Table nominations, 2004-2005

The full list of nominations for the 2003-2004 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art

The artist's fine technique and odd juxtapositions are enchanted and enchanting

Two artists make dazzling use of artifice to explore and explode the artificial

Levy's latest work is no less compelling for moving from three to two dimensions

Moore frames the remains of birds with such beauty and care as to be heartbreaking

The Austin artist's current work signals new shifts in the collages for which he has gained national notoriety

Back in her home state full-time, the noted artist shares her work and what she's learned in 30 years of making art

Nominations for the 2005-2006 Austin Critics Table Awards

The exhibition of photographs George Krause and Sean Perry at D Berman Gallery explores a spiritual territory within the pragmatic

In his large charcoal drawing Rock n' Roll, Drugs and Sex, artist Randy Twaddle reverses a familiar phrase and places it on a curling banner floating through a dark and grimy background, making it an example of verbal recycling in an otherwise wasted landscape.

Sydney Yeager's new paintings at D Berman Gallery represent a departure in the artist's work, a potential turning point from the figurative images that made Yeager's work recognizable for nearly a decade to what has always been the real strength of her paintings: the abstraction beneath.

Austin gets inside the West Texas capital of contemporary art

Chronicle Arts writer Rachel Koper remembers 2008 in the visual arts

The 2004-2005 Austin Critics Table Awards

Lance Letscher's works in the D Berman exhibit 'Index' are at once sublime, profound, mesmerizing, gorgeous, subversive, and encompassing

Susan Whyne's 'Pocket full of posy (all fall down)' at D Berman Gallery is a dreamlike reflection of her emotions surrounding 9 / 11

Beili Liu makes an art of channeling the forces within objects and us

The full list of winners for the 2003-2004 Austin Critics Table Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in local theatre, dance, classical music, and visual art

February may be a month of uncertainty, but you can be sure that the first Saturday will find art galleries across Austin offering tours and special events

This ceramic, glass, and steel art's beauty and wit will knock you on your ass

GlassTire, the online journal for all things visual artsy in Texas, has coerced assorted Austin arts organizations to stir up some serious chili this weekend

The art for Lance Letscher's first children's book streams shards of color and type

When a painting can make you seasick – as the ones in Christopher Schade's Islands series can – you have a work that's worth a look and a look again

Are home art galleries and mini-performance venues the answer to the space crunch?

Throughout his latest group of collages, Letscher is always exploring how we work through ideas and emotions

Owen McAuley's late-night landscapes lit by street lamps and other artificial sources are all strikingly beautiful, but some struggle to achieve a sense of mystery

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

In both halves of the Marjorie Moore and Jeffrey Dell joint show, "Below the Surface: A Different Order," a sense of loss is communicated, sometimes in terms of artistic technique, sometimes in terms of life