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The art and science of Austintatious giftology

Fun for everyone from history buffs to kids who like hands-on science

Wisconsin driving trail showcases architect’s diverse styles

In case you’re, what, tired of bingeing on TV every night?

End-of-the-world romance foresaw Austin today

Flicking through the pages of indie media

The continuing roll call for Texas Writers Month.

It'd be a lot cooler if you went to one of these events this week

Museum-hopping in Houston.

This trippy exhibit revisits New Frontier artists engaged in their own space race

Ars Ipsa's exhibition Temporary Dividers temporarily divides its contents into 'art,' but the ideas of these contents, viruslike, are likely to permanently accompany your life

Form and substance balanced in these thought-provoking works

The artist's new solo show at ACC is a warp of the worlds

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For the artists of Okay Mountain, it was a very good year

The Amon Carter Museum has a new, modern look, but it's still the same old great place to get culture.

Russell Lee's documentary photographs of the Great Depression helped fashion our collective visual memory of that era, but his greatest achievement may have been the trust he engendered in his subjects.

New director Ned Rifkin wants to bring more people to the feast that is the Blanton

Techno-Romance Artist Thomas Mann

Porcupines, portraits, and plenty more to rekindle your love of learning

New metalwork show brings a few helical organics to Dimension Gallery

Headlines and Happenings from Austin and Beyond

In the City of Ideas, the people with ideas are dancing with day jobs.

AVAA Director Vanessa Ronsonette

With hammer, chisels, and steel brushes in hand, the Austin artist is on a trajectory in stone

'Cowards Bend the Knee': the autobiography of an original in all senses

Chronicle Arts Reviews

So Far, School's New Buildings Receive Low Marks

The Harry Ransom Center's exhibition "Make It New" explores how modernism changed everything.