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April 1, 2023
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Screens
Film review: ‘The Booksellers’ is a lively homage to rare books
Charles Ealy
Theater & Dance
Review: In its virtual version, the Fusebox Festival bodes well for...
Yasmin Zacaria Mikhaiel
Art
Getting Prescient: Elizabeth Schwaiger’s Paintings Suggest Disaster on the Heels of...
Erin Keever
Theater & Dance
At UT New Theatre, ‘A Fistful of Trespassing’ is a Shipwrecked...
Yasmin Zacaria Mikhaiel
Art
Figuratively Speaking: Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Sturm und Drang’ at The Contemporary Austin
Barbara Purcell
Art
Not Never: Ed Ruscha’s Drum Skins
Annelyse Gelman
Art
Carmen Argote and Lisa Lapinski have striking, impressive solo exhibitions at...
Thao Votang
Theater & Dance
‘Alabaster’ Navigates the Hard and Soft Aches of Love and Grief
Yasmin Zacaria Mikhaiel
Art
The Memory Exercises of Juan Pablo González
Chale Nafus
Art
“The Pleasure of Making” makes Viewing a Pleasure
Erin Keever
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The Line-up: Nine museum exhibitions around Texas to catch this spring
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Architecture & Design
The 1853 Watson House is out of sight — and running out of time
Marla Akin
Lit & Letters
Waiting to hear that new sound: Roger Reeves’ ‘Best Barbarian’
Dorothy Meiburg Weller
