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June 23, 2022
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Theater review: ‘Running Bear’ is an intense two-hander at Hyde Park Theatre
Performance
Mexic-Arte Museum board members resign, citing no confidence in museum’s management
The 1853 Watson House is out of sight — and running out of time
The Latest
Theater review: ‘Running Bear’ is an intense two-hander at Hyde Park Theatre
Film review: ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ has the makings of an indie film hit
Mexic-Arte Museum board members resign, citing no confidence in museum’s management
Review: Performa Dance’s ‘The Mad Scene’
Penfold Theatre’s ‘A War of the Worlds’ reimagines the famed radio drama, and probes artistic ethics
Mexic-Arte Museum announces architects for building project, responds to allegations of unsafe conditions
Darkly comic, Performa Dance’s ‘The Mad Scene’ skewers our desire for fame
‘On Story,’ the PBS series based on the Austin Film Festival, kicks off 12th season
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Art
The monthly Open Canopy event is back. Now, without the party crowd
Sightlines
Hazardous conditions for art and people at Mexic-Arte, say museum workers
Jeanne Claire van Ryzin
Yuliya Lanina: Drawing on violence in Ukraine
Rebecca Rossen
Mexic-Arte Museum’s “Chicano/a Art, Movimiento y Más en Austen, Tejas 1960s to 1980s” offers an important history lesson
Erin Keever
Film
‘On Story,’ the PBS series based on the Austin Film Festival, kicks off 12th season
The Cine Las Americas film festival returns to in-person events
Architecture & Design
The 1853 Watson House is out of sight — and running out of time
A new documentary short tells the story Parque Zaragoza, the first public park for Austin’s Mexican American community
Lit & Letters
The first social network? Actually, it was postcards
Channeling the chaos: Cyrus Cassells’ ‘The World That the Shooter Left Us’
The Sightlines Questionnaire
The Sightlines Questionnaire: Rigoberto Luna of Presa House Gallery
The Sightlines Questionnaire: Chinati curator Ingrid Schaffner
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The Line-up: Eight Austin exhibitions to see in June
The Line-up: A dozen museums shows in Texas to see this summer
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Mexic-Arte Museum board members resign, citing no confidence in museum’s management
Mexic-Arte Museum announces architects for building project, responds to allegations of unsafe conditions
The monthly Open Canopy event is back. Now, without the party crowd
Editor's picks
The 1853 Watson House is out of sight — and running out of time
Hazardous conditions for art and people at Mexic-Arte, say museum workers
Georgia O’Keeffe: Rewarding curiosity
‘Because everyone else was getting it wrong.’ At the Menil, Meret Oppenheim’s ‘My Exhibition’
