The 2015-16 Austin Critics Table Awards
The 2015-16 Austin Critics Table Awards
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May 27, 2016 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
The Deer Comes Up Roses
Transcendental Texans serenade the seasons in song premiere
"...man healthy, wealthy, and wise,” has little credence for the artist who stays up late and sleeps in later,..."
May 23, 2016 Music Post by Kevin Curtin
The 'Banner Saga' Saga
The game that launched a thousand headlines has its roots right here
"...The Banner SagaStoic $24.99, PC & Mac..."
Jan. 31, 2014 Screens Feature by James Renovitch
Cue the Underdog QB Fantasy
Texas State finds reality in season-ending loss
"...Duke DeLancellotti is the guy you gave up on. He’s the wild buddy..."
Dec. 2, 2013 Sports Post by Joe O'Connell
At the Drive-In
An East Austin art compound reviews the magic of outdoor screening
"..."Whatever happened to Randolph Scott, ridin' the trail alone? Whatever happened to Gene and Tex, and..."
Oct. 1, 2010 Screens Feature by Marc Savlov
Fantastic Fest: 'The Housemaid' (2010)
Remake of a South Korean classic
"...The director of the wild South Korean thriller, The President’s..."
Sept. 26, 2010 Screens Post by Marjorie Baumgarten
The Last Repose of Lady Bird Johnson
Notes from the public viewing of Lady Bird Johnson.
"...In trucks, in cars, in buses and even coaches, they came to the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum..."
July 16, 2007 News Post by Richard Whittaker
Qmmunity: Season of the Homoscopes
Change is the name of the game this week in Austin’s queer event horoscopes
"...Scorpio. What does that mean? Honestly, I don't know. Other than knowing my sun, moon, and rising signs (for..."
Nov. 3, 2023 Column by James Scott
Four Trailblazing Tequilas Reinvigorating the Spirit’s Reputation
When it comes to the tequila renaissance, sip it, don't shoot it
"...renaissance. Always known as an enchanting elixir in Mexico, the rich history and diverse array of nuanced flavors were..."
July 7, 2023 Food Feature by Jessi Cape
Austin Critics Announce the Five Best Austin Films of 2022
Linklater and mountain lions, the pandemic, the legacy of slavery, and the fight for abortion rights all part of this year’s AFCA Austin Film Award short list
"...center of filmmaking, and 2022 proved no exception as the short list for the Austin Film Critics Association's Austin..."
Jan. 6, 2023 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker
The Most Memorable Moments of Levitation’s Thursday and Friday
King Gizzard, Godspeed You!, and more lengthy band names
"...During the first two nights of Halloweekend’s Levitation, the Chronicle music..."
Oct. 29, 2022 Music Post by Christina Garcia
Lovecraft and Rest Stops: Rebekah McKendry Takes to the Road for Glorious
Inside the pandemic roots of the new cosmic horror comedy
"...H.P. Lovecraft. Master of the uncanny. Godfather of cosmic horror. And funny. After all,..."
Aug. 17, 2022 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
“Trailheads and Transmutations” at Davis Gallery Honors the Reparative Quality of Nature
Artists Felice House & Dana Younger capture the glory in all dimensions
"...paintings, and Dana Younger’s new works are sculptures, and together they’re bringing the timeless grandeur of the outside world..."
Aug. 5, 2022 Arts Post by Wayne Alan Brenner
Faster Than Sound: The First-Ever Lucktoberfest Lands Halloweekend at Willie Nelson’s Luck, Texas
Plus, the Red River Cultural District searches for a new director, and remembering Stewart Wise
"...years ago, Ellee Fletcher Durniak and Matt Bizer organized their first-ever show at Luck, Texas. The booking duo's activation..."
July 29, 2022 Music Column by Rachel Rascoe
Willie’s Picnic Brings the Fireworks, and Beto O’Rourke, to Q2
Old Austin meets new Austin with Fourth of July Concert
"...The 49th anniversary of Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic..."
July 5, 2022 Music Post by Doug Freeman
ATX Screen News: Animation, aGLIFF, and the Alamo Village
Incentives get funded, aGLIFF gets glam, and the oldest Alamo is reopening
"...Texas film, gaming, and TV incentives roll on. In the recent session, lawmakers allocated $45 million to fund the..."
July 30, 2021 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker
Ben Wheatley Goes Digging In The Earth
Of mushrooms, men, and subterranean superintelligences ..
"...Over the last few years, forest management has become part of..."
April 15, 2021 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Bigfoot and Butterflies: Across the Dark Divide With David Cross
How shooting his wilderness adventure changed his brain
"...fall out of your brain? David Cross was, on the set of his remarkable wilderness story The Dark Divide..."
Sept. 25, 2020 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Vortex vs. Coronavirus: The Shows Really Do Go On
Melissa Vogt explains the how and the why
"...Given the circumstances, is it surprising that the Vortex is presenting..."
Sept. 24, 2020 Arts Post by Wayne Alan Brenner
“Cowboys in Space” Exhibit Finds the Frontier in the Stars
Exploring the infinite plains at the Bullock Museum
"...copy of Han Solo at Stars' End, one of the very first Star Wars spin-offs. On the cover, Han..."
Oct. 11, 2019 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker
July Is Crime Month: The Crime Blotter, Week 3
A curated guide to unlawful activities around town July 15-21
"...Since July Is Crime Month at the Chronicle, the ruffians and reprobates at this rag want..."
July 15, 2019 Arts Post by Robert Faires
The New-Look Songwriters Across Texas Goes Beyond the Honky-Tonk
Local music show is back on the CW with its broadest lineup yet
"...There's a lot more to Texas music than honky-tonks, and..."
June 28, 2019 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker
The Don Diego Trio Sends Greetings From Austin
Vittorio Bongiorno follows a rockabilly band from Italy to Texas
"...There are few more American musical genres than rockabilly, the..."
April 11, 2019 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Inside the Amazing World of Taxidermy With Stuffed
Director Erin Derham finds beauty and lessons in animal art
"...documentary Stuffed, she admits, she was “very ignorant about the subject.”..."
March 14, 2019 SXSW Post by Richard Whittaker
Faster Than Sound: KVRX Launches the Largest College Radio Festival
KVRX station manager Gab Soong starts the largest ever student-run radio fest, national phone theft ring uncovered from ACL Fest, and Big Thief’s Buck Meek settles down outside the city
"...her first meeting for KVRX 91.7FM. She asked if the UT radio station put on a festival. Aside from..."
March 1, 2019 Music Column by Rachel Rascoe
“Teresa Hubbard/Alexander Birchler: Giant” at the Blanton Museum of Art
The film is good at showing the fate of the film set of Giant, but it leaves open the question of what’s happened to Marfa
"...set outside Marfa, Texas. Young female secretaries sit at their desks typing letters, one of which we get to..."
Aug. 25, 2017 Arts Review by Sam Anderson-Ramos
Year of the Booster
The 2015-16 Austin Critics Table Awards
"...For anyone feeling down about the state of our city, the 24th edition of the..."
May 25, 2016 Arts Post by Robert Faires
DVDanger: The Hallow
There’s something evil in the woods
"...Every Northern European culture knows that Robert Frost was wrong. The..."
April 9, 2016 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
From the Archive: The Charlie Kaufman Canon
As Anomalisa opens in Austin, we revisit interviews and reviews
"...Is Charlie Kaufman the most talented screenwriter of his generation, or any generation?..."
Jan. 15, 2016 Screens Post by Kimberley Jones
One of the Good Guys
Is Chris Ohlson the nicest film producer in town, or just the hardest working?
"...great guy. Seriously. Everyone says so. In fact, that's the very first thing they tend to say about this..."
