Vanessa Ague, Author at Sightlines

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https://theroadtosound.com/

Vanessa Ague is a violinist and writer studying Arts & Culture Journalism at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. She runs the experimental music blog, The Road to Sound, and her writing has appeared in Bandcamp Daily, The Wire, Pitchfork, Quietus and The Brooklyn Rail, among others.

Line Upon Line

Music

The little Austin music festival that could? The ‘It’s Winter Somewhere...

Vanessa Ague - August 18, 2021 0

Invoke

Music

For Austin’s Invoke quartet, the pandemic pause provided some creative positives

Vanessa Ague - July 22, 2021 0

The Line-up

Performa/Dance

The Line-Up

The Line-up: Three open air dance performances this fall

Sightlines - September 15, 2021 0

Art

The Line-up: Six exhibitions to see in September

Sightlines - September 1, 2021 0

Newsline

Almost 200 authors featured at this year’s hybrid Texas Book Festival

Newsline Sightlines - September 22, 2021 0

AFS announces its Doc Days festival lineup

Newsline Charles Ealy - September 14, 2021 0

Texas Book Festival scales back in-person portion of its 2021 hybrid event

Lit & Letters Sightlines - September 13, 2021 0

Texas Commission on the Arts awards $11.6 million in grants

Newsline Sightlines - September 13, 2021 0

Creek Show artists and installations announced

Newsline Sightlines - September 9, 2021 0

Editor's picks

Two chairs and a green sponge: Designed by Ten Eyck Landscape Architects, the new Kingsbury Commons in Pease Park is already the fabric of Austin

Architecture & Design August 8, 2021

French Legation

After four years of renovation (and a pandemic), Austin’s historic French Legation re-opens

Architecture & Design June 26, 2021

Simone Leigh Sentinel IV

At UT’s public art program, the effort to diversify is underway

Ideas July 31, 2021

In Austin, indie creative writing communities thrive beyond the ivory tower

Lit & Letters July 30, 2021

Edible cities: Landscape architect Phoebe Lickwar on post-pandemic public spaces and urban agriculture

Public Place June 14, 2021