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The 2004-2005 Austin Critics Table Awards

Austin Critics Table nominations, 2004-2005

Considering the art of the map, as inspired by two local exhibitions and a housewarming party

How artists shape the ancient medium of clay into works of stunning variety

The art exhibit 'About a Girl' is about music, really, with three young men behind it basing their artwork on a song

An off-the-grid family copes with depression and a tax audit outside Taos, N.M., in this warm and unusual drama directed by Campbell Scott.

Greens and the Chamber of Commerce join hands for renewable energy in Austin

The city shoots for energy efficiency and affordability in low-income neighborhood

In an interesting exhibit at D. Berman Gallery, a number of unexpected commonalities emerge among the works of Janet Kastner, Joseph Janson, and Brad Ellis.

Gift guide

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

With 'Lounge!,' Arthouse transforms itself into a space that swings

Welcome to the City Hall you thought would never come

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

Austin Energy looks toward 'electrifying the transportation grid'

With their vibrant colors and organic shapes, Faith Gay's artworks seem delightfully, hypnotically alive

Everything you need to know

Comedy makes a comeback

The utility's $5 / watt solar rebate program is – this time for sure – ready to go

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

A confidential internal U.S. memo describes a Coalition / Iraqi administration sinking into chaos

New wind-power customers would still pay a premium for GreenChoice.

Austin Energy and a former city employee team up to publish an idealized, clean-energy vision of the future.

Austin's clean-energy industry appears poised to take off -- but city leaders seem surprisingly unenthusiastic.

Smart Growth wouldn't be dead if it had stayed in touch with reality

"Embracing the Present: The UBS Art Collection" contains a broad sampling of contemporary sculpture, painting, and photography from the past 40 years, and among the jubilant range of concerns and expressions, the riot of form, scale, color, and style, it reveals again and again the tension that exists between the technological world and the human one.

Can Austin planners and the City Council ever bring an end to the local transportation wars?