The Memory Exercises of Juan Pablo González
In the first gallery of Juan Pablo González’s exhibition at the University of Texas Visual Arts Center, "Cómo hago para recordar /What I do...
Contemporary Austin names Sharon Maidenberg as Executive Director
The Contemporary Austin has named Sharon Maidenberg as its new executive director and CEO, museum officials announced today.
Maidenberg has served as executive director of...
Ballroom Marfa appoints Laura Creed as new Executive Director
Ballroom Marfa, the West Texas contemporary arts institution, has named Laura Creed as the organization's new executive director.
Creed has served as director of development...
Big Medium Picks Five Artists for this year’s LINE Residency
Five Austin artists have been selected to participate in the LINE Residency, a six-week opportunity for visual artists to have a private studio space...
SXSW Announces Its 2020 Art Program
SXSW announced its art program for 2020 recently.
Among the nine international projects selected is "The Future is A Constant Wake," a six-minute video that's...
Exhibition Celebrates Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement
Emerging from student-led sit-ins at segregated lunch counters in 1960, the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, or SNCC, was the principal organization through which black...
Still Water Foundation Gives $10 million to UT for Public Art,...
The Still Water Foundation gave $10 million to University of Texas with the Blanton Museum of Art and Landmarks, the university's public art program, each receiving $5 million
“The Pleasure of Making” makes Viewing a Pleasure
At ICOSA Collective, the exhibition "The Pleasure of Making" spotlights the work hobbyists and crafters
Virginia Lee Montgomery Reconciles With Hurricane Harvey
In an immersive installation at Lawndale Art Center, artist Virginia Lee Montgomery interprets her firsthand experience of the devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey
Imagining Possible Futures
From the Museum of Contemporary Photography, an exhibition that reimagines fraught past, present, and future of the transnational black experience through an Afrofuturist lens
