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IRS OKs G&S @ CCP

Professor, Collector, Leader Gil Cárdenas

Necessary, unless you’re the living embodiment of “indefatigable”

The emergence and re-emergence of arts spaces, events, venues, and museums dominated the year in Austin art

Chuck Close gets in Austin's face with new examples of his pioneering portraiture

Florian Slotawa's exhibition tells us more about Arthouse than the artist

The Austin Museum of Art has lined up the next 22 local artists that we ought to keep our eyes on

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.

The Austin Museum of Art exhibition "Visualizing the Blues: Images of the American South, 1862-1999" connects the blues aurally and visually, and reveals how the South, like the blues, is full of contradictions: dark and woeful yet beauteous and jubilant.

Another hefty infusion of cash for the Long Center, and no money necessary to see the new Austin Museum of Art exhibition

Readers respond to Zero Tolerance, the Longhorn Pipeline, and Being John Malkovich.

Tres Proyectos Latinos & Young Latin Artists: Vibrant Dialogue

Bergstorm

The Many Facets of Kelly Fearing

For two decades, Stephen L. Clark's gallery has made a home for photographers of the region

'21 Jump Street' selected as Centerpiece Film

See this survey of Austin's emerging savants, and you'll do yourself a big, big favor

Signs, signs, everywhere signs! Sigh! Is the (now) controversial Gomi Kitty really a sign?

Stephen Mills in Montreal, Conspirare in the studio, the Blanton's first Impressionist painting, and party for the Texas Biennial

The title for Keith Carter's exhibition at the Austin Museum of Art, "A Poet of the Ordinary" describes the photographer to a tee, a man who takes subjects from the everyday world and takes pictures of them that tell their story with the distilled purity of expression that characterizes great poetry.

The Blanton Museum of Art gets a cool million for its new building, Austin Museum of Art gets a new director of development to raise money for its new building, and a whole lotta Austin Artists get nominations for the 2001-02 Critics Table Awards.

The preliminary design for UT's new Blanton Museum of Art facility has been unveiled, and as expected, the white-shoe Boston firm of Kallmann McKinnell & Wood has come up with a building that hews to the dicta of UT's Campus Master Plan, even when it doesn't make much sense.

A spring full of architecural blooms.

New Directions for Mexic-Arte Museum