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It's been over a decade since Slacker premiered at the Dobie Theater. Since then, the lifestyle it celebrated is largely gone, along with the locations it helped make famous. In this "Slacker map," we look at what's disappeared and what's endured.

Letters at 3AM

Photographer Pedro Meyer Journeys to Film's End

Peña Unites Central-American Folk

The Houston Kid comes full circle

My Big Role as a subUrbia Stand-in

Human Code's Award Winning Multi-Media Mission

Canadian chanteuse warms to vinyl and Texas

Gary Clark Jr. becomes a Honeydripper, Tee Double sounds off on Kinetic Global, Future Clouds & Radar charts, and yet another Austin Music Hall progress report

In studio with Confucius and Fresh, hosts of KUTX’s first ever hip-hop specialty show

Ferreting out the local avant-garde jazz scene

Austin's Real "Alternative," KVRX

With Margaret Wiley, you didn’t have a one-trick pony; you had a multitude of talents and personalities in one big and big-hearted woman. Wiley’s friends and colleagues at Esther’s Follies offer their memories of this exceptional Austin comedian who died November 2.

When you subscribe to this service, you get six volumes, Kenya gets three libraries

The Low Lows make a fresh start in Austin, Jon Dee Graham returns to the stage, Tim Kerr and Mark Arm talk Monkeywrench

In with the new, out with 'someone's scary grandmother'

Will Bravo's new show Work of Art class up the reality TV genre?

The Cost of Art, Part II: Without enough buyers for art, local galleries like Tiny Park can't make the rent

David Deming on the Art of Being a Dean

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

The Blanton Museum's ever-shifting WorkSpace offers up- to-the-minute views of what's happening in contemporary art

Collector Glenn Fuhrman on 'A Secret Affair' and living with contemporary art

Looking at two art exhibitions that both survey 100 years of imagery, the more things change ...

What best describes the modern playwright? Itinerant preacher? Holy fool? Several artists with an intimate knowledge of the playwriting life offer their views in this roundtable discussion.

Four for the Read

The Cost of Art III: How the Fusebox Festival liberated itself from charging admission

Two Blanton Museum exhibitions, two artists, and a conversation about how to look at art

"If it was torture, I’d’ve given up by now.”

The influential performance artist and onetime teacher at UT revisits Austin in the guise of a saint

The Semi-Annual, Whenever-We-Feel-Like-It Rock & Roll Books Section