"Elements of Expression" at ICOSA Gallery
The artists of San Antonio's Clamp Light Studios take over the Austin gallery and take us to surprising new places
Robert Faires
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Arts, June 10, 2021
Forget Decorum: Music Fans Holler Their Appreciation for the Symphony
And the classical music crowd goes wild
Features, May 27, 2021
Austin FC Launches ATXFC Artist Initiative
New program shows soccer club's support for creativity in the city
Arts, May 25, 2021
Paris Without Her: A Memoir
In his latest book, the Austin author walks through the City of Light to find a new life after his wife's death
Arts, May 20, 2021
Texas Book Festival Goes Hybrid in 2021
October fest blends the virtual and a return of live events
Arts, May 17, 2021
Tony Hinchcliffe's Stand-up Racism
Kill Tony host spews slurs at fellow comic Peng Dang
Arts, May 13, 2021
Austin Opera Races Back Into Live Performance With Tosca at Circuit of the Americas
The company brings grand opera to the Grand Prix with an outdoor staging of Puccini's powerhouse
Arts, April 29, 2021
"A Wished for and Welcome Guest" at Co-Lab Projects
The gallery has a new home, where it aims to make you feel like "A Wished for and Welcome Guest"
Arts, April 22, 2021
Ethan Hawke Pens a Valentine to Theatre in A Bright Ray of Darkness
His new novel is also a prayer for the stage and a reminder of the healing power of performance
Arts, April 22, 2021
“Altered Allusions: New Works by Nate Szarmach” at Davis Gallery
In these paintings of Christian figures, the lack of focus is the focus
Arts, April 15, 2021
Valoneecia Tolbert Geeks Out in Tales of a Blerd Ballerina
The actress looks back at what it was to be young, geeky, and Black
Arts, April 8, 2021
Vote for New Music in Golden Hornet's String Quartet Smackdown VII
For the seventh year, Golden Hornet referees this composition competition while you decide the winner
Arts, March 25, 2021
Artist Madeline Irvine Marks COVID Time With the Pandemic Clock
The Austin artist has turned a daily practice into a way to count down the lockdown
Arts, March 18, 2021
"Dogs Heal in Borderlandia: Andrea Muñoz Martinez"
In this solo exhibition, the artist provides canine companions for a most colorful landscape
Arts, March 18, 2021
Conspirare's Quarantine Madrigals Creates a Choir of One
This new song cycle gives isolated singers music to build a choir with – a choir of just themselves
Arts, March 11, 2021
With Postcards for Democracy, Mark Mothersbaugh and Beatie Wolfe Deliver Priority Mail Art
If you like it, then you better put a stamp on it
Arts, March 11, 2021
Artist Ender Martos Celebrates His Past, Present, and Future in "Veintiuno"
The virtual exhibition marks the 21st of the 21st in the 21st ...
Arts, March 4, 2021
Trust the Process in Gesel Mason's burst!
In this Texas Theatre & Dance project, students learn to undo
Arts, Feb. 25, 2021
"Deborah Roberts: I'm" at the Contemporary Austin
In the exhibition at the Contemporary Austin, we learn what it is to be seen and not seen
Arts, Feb. 18, 2021
Live Comedy Clubs Are Coming Back
NYC's the Creek & the Cave moves to ATX, Cap City gets revived
Arts, Feb. 11, 2021
"The Art of the Hollywood Backdrop" Provides a Close-up on Cinema's Scenic Paintings
The exhibition of 12 vintage backdrops painted for MGM films reveals their techniques for creating grand illusions
Arts, Feb. 11, 2021
The Swallowed Man
The Austin author's rich and strange take on Pinocchio has Geppetto tell the story from the belly of the giant fish
Arts, Feb. 4, 2021
KMFA's New Home Brings the Community Into Contact With Music
Austin's classical music radio station has a new building where people can see the sounds
Arts, Jan. 28, 2021
The Blanton Museum Undertakes a $35 Million Makeover of Its Grounds
With the international architectural firm Snøhetta, the UT museum will add community spaces and art to its outdoor experience
Arts, Jan. 21, 2021
Andrea Ariel Dances for Democracy
On Sunday, the artist's dancing mailbox was a Capitol surprise
Arts, Jan. 20, 2021
"The Femme Abstract"
Moya McIntyre’s second edition of this group show ushers in the new year with a glorious plenitude of color and imagery
Arts, Jan. 7, 2021
Hotrod Golgotha
In this collection, the Austin poet delivers a high octane paean to cars and all that makes them cool
Arts, Dec. 30, 2020
The Zealot and the Emancipator by H.W. Brands
This history by the UT professor offers a new look at John Brown and Abraham Lincoln: side by side
Arts, Dec. 23, 2020
The Nutcracker: Home for the Holidays
Ballet Austin's virtual version of the seasonal staple dances you closer to the magic than ever before
Arts, Dec. 23, 2020
Robert Faires' Top 10 Works That Spoke to Me About 2020
Throughout 2020, performances and books seemed to contain messages about the year – its trials, its traumas, and its echoes in history
