"Jim Hodges"

Artist Jim Hodges invites light into his exhibition at the Austin Museum of Art and through his unusual concepts and craft, he builds a show as illuminating as it is incandescent

"...drawn to light's reflective qualities. In Folding (Into a Greater World), he has meticulously cobbled together tiny squares of..."

April 30, 2004 Arts Review by Molly Beth Brenner

Navasky & Barsamian

Former editor of The Nation discusses the role of the alternative press

"...Victor Navasky: There are two great themes in American history: One of them is the..."

April 7, 2006 News Feature by Nora Ankrum

Sister of Shattering Glass

A new supernatural thriller spills out, live, through your phone

"...Listen: Two girls are trapped in a great secret maze that links all the mirrors of the..."

Feb. 8, 2017 Arts Post by Wayne Alan Brenner

Thirty Years on Location

An overview of the Texas Film Commission, which has been wedding film production and the state economy for 30 years.

"...a special place, if not in the pantheon of great filmmaking, then at the least in the history of..."

June 15, 2001 Screens Feature by Marc Savlov

Postmarks

City Centerpiece

"...Re: Picture Perfect - Letter from John "Paunch-O" Lane ["Postmarks," Vol.17, No.46]:..."

July 31, 1998 Column

That Old Revival Spirit

Testifying About Movies

"...- in whatever format. Yet there's no denying how great it is to see these movies as they were..."

June 13, 1997 Screens Feature

Film at Wit's End

An Interview With Stan Brakhage

"...In advance of his upcoming visit to Austin, John Ausbrook (director of in*situ, the local film society presenting..."

Sept. 12, 1997 Screens Feature by Jerry Johnson

100 Local SXSW Music Acts

A-Z list of 100 Austin acts showcasing at the Fest

"...singer/songwriter Lindsey Mackin, psych rock quartet Annabelle Chairlegs navigates terrain somewhere between Black Angels drone and the melodic experimentation..."

March 17, 2017 Music Feature by The Music Staff

Postmarks

"...Against All Odds: The Transformation of American Politics by John Rensenbrink. "... success is measured not in terms of..."

April 14, 2000 Column

Expanding Cinema

An interview with premier avant-garde filmmaker and musician Michael Snow.

"...more than 40 years now, he has surveyed the terrain of life and its representation in every possible medium:..."

Sept. 17, 1999 Screens Feature by Athina Rachel Tsangari

El Corazón de Santa Barraza

"...paintings she has created over the years. The harsh terrain taught her about survival and growing up poor gave..."

Feb. 5, 1999 Arts Feature by Mary Jane Garza

Letters at 3AM: To Sit on a Park Bench

The park bench is a fine and honorable place to end up

"...Oh, boohoo, boohoo, boohoo. If those questions are coated with..."

April 4, 2014 Column by Michael Ventura

Postmarks

Interfaith's Socialist Agenda

"...Stuart Cohen A Streetcar Named Babich..."

April 23, 1999 Column

Eric's World

The Many Fanastic Colors of

"...Like most homes in Tarrytown, Eric Johnson's beige stone house is dwarfed by the tall trees..."

Sept. 27, 1996 Music Feature by Raoul Hernandez

There Will Be Food

Austin's film catering gurus learn how to make do in a changing industry. Spoiler alert: The answer is never pizza.

"...lot recently, but it would kind of go around: 'Oh, is this a pizza movie?'" Feast or Famine..."

June 14, 2013 Screens Feature by Jeff Winkler

Orbiting SXSW

Return of the Secaucus 7? Try the arrival of a SXSW septet: Dana Falconberry, Shakey Graves, The Eastern Sea, My Jerusalem, Black Pistol Fire, The Preservation, and The Boxing Lesson.

"...The Arkansas terrain strikes familiar chords for the Michigan native, who attended..."

March 1, 2013 Music Feature by Raoul Hernandez

Won't You Come In?

For four years, playwright Lisa D'Amour and director Katie Pearl have forged an uncommon bond with audiences through the welcoming, intimate quality of their theatre work. They've also forged an uncommon bond with each other, a mutually fulfilling creative partnership that will continue for the rest of their lives.

"...to move forward and continue to evolve, that's the terrain that we need to explore. "..."

May 11, 2001 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

The Poetry of Pain

The Fires

"...pyromania, promiscuity -- becomes oppressively long after a while: Oh no, not another long-ago rape! But while the bleakness..."

Aug. 6, 1999 Books Review

Postmarks

Emory & Young Not Conservative

"...beats at all, because they couldn't get their way. Oh, Eric put on his dog and pony show (free..."

May 16, 1997 Column

Finding Out 'What Maisie Knew'

Scott McGehee and David Siegel find the magic line for child actors

"...What remains the same, he said, "is the emotional terrain."..."

July 12, 2013 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

Gentle Disturbances

Creating ripples in public space with large-scale public art

"...from under-the-radar shows by younger artists, such as Heather Johnson's "Cracks in the Pavement," to major exhibitions at the..."

March 24, 2006 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Gasoline Dreams

Rounding up 2000 LPs.

"...Oh sure, pundits, music editors, Nostradamus have been reporting its..."

Jan. 5, 2001 Music Feature by Raoul Hernandez

Record Reviews

"...zydeco dance halls in Louisiana, giving the young Ardoin great motivation to keep family tradition alive. Regardless of cause,..."

Aug. 29, 1997 Music Review

Austin Mycophiles Drive Growing Taste for Local Mushrooms

For the love of fungi

"...to a river, particularly groves that are on slanted terrain...."

March 25, 2022 Food Feature by Hannah Uebele

What Now for SXSW?

A year after tragedy, the city and the Festival look to a sustainable future

"...was stationed with his partner on a Polaris Ranger all-terrain vehicle at Sixth Street and Brazos, and they immediately..."

March 13, 2015 News Feature by Chase Hoffberger

No Small Feat

Scott Blackwood's novel experiments in form

"...that original title sparked. "One of the readers said, oh, I can see the reviews now: 'See how small..."

March 13, 2009 Books Feature by Kimberley Jones

Short Third-Degree Sessions

Jesse Sublett gets personal with four of Bouchercon 2002's featured authors.

"...Fierro, by the way, is the protagonist of your great novel, Friends of Pancho Villa. Sense of place is,..."

Oct. 18, 2002 Books Feature by Jesse Sublett

Naked City

Austin Stories

"...protect the endangered Barton Springs salamander. SOS counsel Amy Johnson argued two weeks ago that the U.S. Fish and..."

Oct. 18, 2002 News Feature