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Dallas Museum of Art Receives $500,000 Grant to Expand Conservation Department
The Dallas Museum of Art received a $500,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, they announced yesterday. More …
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New Nature for Animal Reuse, Co-Lab Austin
New Nature, an exhibition by Austin-born Calder Kamin, opens this Saturday, June 2. “Fabricated ceramic fauna” and collected More …
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Public School, a New Model for Design Collaboration
Public School is a new generation design collective, located in east Austin. Comprised of seven members with two More …
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Chaos in Tejas, Austin
I will always feel a unique kinship with Chaos in Tejas being that it was the subject of More …
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AMoA-Arthouse Texas Prize Winner Announced
As of May 18, 2012 AMoA-Arthouse announced its Texas Prize winner Jeff Williams—University of Texas faculty member. Jeanne More …
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Attendance Records Releases Benefit Album
Last Thursday, some of my favorite local bands gathered at the Mohawk for an Attendance Records benefit/CD release More …
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SXSW-Award Winning Film Dragonslayer, Worthy or Worthless?
Nick Schager of Slant Magazine wrote of Dragonslayer in his review, “…it’s a film that makes a strong, More …
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School’s Out Forever Rockaway Beach Party (May 19 – 20)
With an impressive line-up of over 50 bands on four stages — including Sleep Over, The Long Tangles, More …
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Original Readymades at the Contemporary Art Museum Houston
Original readymades? Hm. Oxymoron? Not if they are slightly altered readymades, like Duchamp’s. The Contemporary Art Museum Houston More …
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Chihuly’s Glass Sculptures Grace Dallas Arboretum (May 5)
Dale Chihuly installs his large-scale glass sculptures at the Dallas Arboretum, on exhibit May 5 – November 5. More …
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Photos of UT’s First Site-Specific Installation for Landmarks
As of 4:30 pm on April 19th, the University of Texas amassed its latest piece for Landmarks public More …
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Fusebox Festival’s Last Week in Austin
Fusebox is the “hybridized” art festival that is mashing-up all things art-related in the Austin this week. Founder More …
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