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Wendy Red Star’s brilliant celebration of the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation
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Preservation Austin’s annual tour goes ‘Out of the House’
A $2 million gift for UT students to design immersive art experiences in new lab space
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Beili Liu receives $200,000 Andrew Carnegie Fellowship
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A $2 million gift for UT students to design immersive art experiences in new lab space
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The first social network? Actually, it was postcards
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Pandemic Place, Public Space
A new documentary short tells the story Parque Zaragoza, the first public park for Austin’s Mexican American community
How to design responsively for the future? Perhaps we need less design, says editor of The Architect’s Newspaper
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The Line-up: Seven exhibitions to see in May
The Line-up: Five dance concerts not to miss
The Line-up: Eight April concerts in Austin (and some are free)
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Texas Performing Arts unveils 2022-23 season, and a new slate of artists-in-residence
Hazardous conditions for art and people at Mexic-Arte, say museum workers
“Field of Light” is the latest arty spectacle headed to Austin
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Georgia O’Keeffe: Rewarding curiosity
At All the Sudden art space, it’s process over product
‘Groundbreaking Women’ tour celebrates designs by Austin’s female architects
‘Shouting Down Midnight’ traces the resonance of Wendy Davis’s 2013 filibuster
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