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For years the South By Southwest festival in Austin has been criticized as nothing more than a vast pop culture-infused marketing platform for major...

Update on April 6: UT executive vice president and provost Maurie McInnis, accepts recommendations. Dean to assemble a Fine Arts Library Council. A memo issued...

For 35 years Mel Gussow was a theater and film critic for The New York Times, writing the first draft of at least one...

The city of Austin has launched ArtistsATX, a new online portal for artists and muscians. The site centralizes resources from five different city departments. Bookmark austintexas.gov/artistsatx...

The city of Austin's Art in Public Places is expanding the scope of its temporary art program — known as TEMPO — to include murals. Through...

The Contemporary Austin broke ground today on the first phase of its master plan for Laguna Gloria, the 14-acre lakeside site that is home...

Novelist Elizabeth Crook, non-fiction writer Nate Blakeslee and Young Adult author Varian Johnson are this year's recipient of the Austin Book Award, the Library Foundation...

At its meeting today, the University of Texas’ Faculty Council adopted a resolution objecting to any further removal of books, periodicals and other materials from...

Mexic-Arte Museum and the Mexican American Cultural Center are both looking to an upcoming city of Austin bond package to fund building projects In February...

The controversy surrounding recent changes to the University of Texas' Fine Arts Library deepened today when curators and staff from the Blanton Museum of...