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January 19, 2022
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Frontera Fest cancelled for second year
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Austin Film Festival announces this year’s award winners
Charles Ealy
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This year’s Austin Studio Tour features a whopping 530 artists and...
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Ransom Center acquires archive of pioneering choreographer Deborah Hay
Jeanne Claire van Ryzin
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Arts Commission outlines plans for distributing $5.5 million in relief funding
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Almost 200 authors featured at this year’s hybrid Texas Book Festival
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AFS announces its Doc Days festival lineup
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Texas Book Festival scales back in-person portion of its 2021 hybrid...
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Texas Commission on the Arts awards $11.6 million in grants
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Creek Show artists and installations announced
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The Line-up
The Line-Up
The Line-up: Eight exhibitions to see in January
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Big Medium names six artists to this year’s LINE Residency
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City launches new round of Austin Music Disaster Relief grants with $2.3 million
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NEA awards $1.7 million in grants to Texas arts community
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The complicated legacy of Daniel Johnston’s art
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Irene Roderick and the fine art of improvisational quilt-making
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At the Carver Museum, the Small Black Museum Residency project breaks new ground
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Ransom Center acquires archive of pioneering choreographer Deborah Hay
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Two chairs and a green sponge: Ten Eyck Landscape Architects transform Kingsbury Commons in Pease Park
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