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Lauren Moya Ford is a Texan artist and writer based in Austin.

Rachel Comminos, Untitled, 2020, hand tufted original design, yarn on Monks cloth and hand sewn edges, 26 x 39 inches.

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Review: From Los Outsiders, a group show brings natural relief from...

Lauren Moya Ford - October 15, 2020 0

5. Cande Aguilar, Ni De Aqui Ni De Alla, 2019. Multimedia painting with transfers on panels. 96 x 144 in. (243.84 x 365.76 cm).

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Review: ‘Between Two Worlds’ captures the contemporary visual aesthetic of Texas-Mexico...

Lauren Moya Ford - October 6, 2020 0

Mural by Sadé Lawson and Niz, photo by Andrew Anderson

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Review: With its 25th Emerging Latinx Artists exhibition, Mexic-Arte keeps an...

Lauren Moya Ford - October 1, 2020 0

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A Studio Visit With Ryan Thayer Davis

Lauren Moya Ford - January 9, 2020 0

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Beatriz González and her Transformed Universal Art

Lauren Moya Ford - December 18, 2019 0

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Collecting Sin Fronteras

Lauren Moya Ford - October 27, 2019 0

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(Re)discovering Conquest-era maps of Mexico

Lauren Moya Ford - June 20, 2019 0

Purview

Remembering and imagining: Lauren Moya Ford’s “Sandy Water”

Lauren Moya Ford - June 13, 2019 0

Installation view of "Bruisers," Daniel Rios Rodriguez

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Between elusive and familiar: Daniel Rios Rodriguez’s “Bruisers”

Lauren Moya Ford - June 10, 2019 0

Detail image of Specimen, Katy McCarthy

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Katy McCarthy explores the ways that women are remembered by history —...

Lauren Moya Ford - May 8, 2019 0

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Butler Shores site plan for new Dougherty Arts Center

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City seeking public input on new Dougherty Arts Center

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Texas Commission on the Arts still seeking nominations for State Artists

IMAGE: Nicole Eisenman, Procession, 2019–2020. Installation view, Nicole Eisenman: Sturm und Drang, The Contemporary Austin – Jones Center on Congress Avenue, 2020. Artwork © Nicole Eisenman. Courtesy the artist; Vielmetter Los Angeles; and Anton Kern Gallery, New York. Image courtesy The Contemporary Austin. Photograph by Colin Doyle.

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Contemporary Austin re-opens its downtown Jones Center

1. Representative hardware from Burial 1 includes nails, nail fragments, diamond-shaped screw caps, and screw cap fragments. Personal items include one gold-plated collar stud and two fragments of a single wood button.

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Symposium to explore unknown burials in Oakwood Cemetery

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Pease Park

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Digging into a park’s difficult past to build a more equitable future

Cindy Elizabeth, Women posing together at Given Park, Austin, Texas, 2015. Digital photography. Image @Cindy Elizabeth

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Cindy Elizabeth: Capturing Black Celebration

Deborah Roberts, Little man, little man, 2020. Collage printed on weather-resistant vinyl. Installation view at The Contemporary Austin — Jones Center on Congress Avenue. Artwork © Deborah Roberts. Courtesy the artist, Vielmetter Los Angeles, and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London. Commissioned by The Contemporary Austin. Photograph by Colin Doyle.

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An Instagram post sparks intense debate about equity in Austin’s art world

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Digging for Stars: Georgia O’Keeffe in the Texas Panhandle

Lit & Letters

Roger Reeves: Running Through a City That is Running Out of Water

Architecture & Design

Preservation Austin claims Streamline Moderne house as its new headquarters

The Sightlines Questionnaire

100 West

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The Sightlines Questionnaire: Kyle Hobratschk of 100 West

Caitlin Greenwood - July 28, 2020 0

Marc Newsome's "I Love 3W" is a Third Ward-inspired Monopoly Game, rendered as a room, at Project Row Houses.

The Sightlines Questionnaire

The Sightlines Questionnaire: Marc Newsome

Caitlin Greenwood - June 27, 2020 0