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    Deborah Roberts, When you see me, 2019. Mixed media and collage on canvas. 65 x 120 inches. Framed, 67 1/4 x 122 inches. Artwork © Deborah Roberts. Image courtesy the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.
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    As Austin museums react to the Black Lives Matter movement, bigger...

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    Gentrification, systematic inequities topics of discussion at “Placemaking & Displacement” panel

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    Placemaking & Displacement: A Public Dialogue

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    Black Box Recorder: Sears Store Closing

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    At a public discussion, the confluence of the arts and East...

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    East Shifts: As Gentrification Continues to Change East Austin, So Shifts...

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    The Arts and Gentrification To Be First Topic of “Sightlines Spoken,”...

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    The Austin History Center Wants Your Photos of Demonstrations and Protest

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    Vincent Valdez, "The City I," 2015–16 (detail), Oil on canvas, four panels, 74 x 360 in. Blanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Purchase through the generosity of Guillermo C. Nicolas and James C. Foster in Honor of Jeanne and Michael Klein, with additional support from Jeanne and Michael Klein and Ellen Susman in honor of Jeanne and Michael Klein, 2017 © Vincent Valdez. Photo by Peter Molick, Courtesy of the artist and David Shelton Gallery, Houston.
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    A Haunting Call to Action, and to History: Vincent Valdez’s “The...

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