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The late Luis Jiménez created art on a grand scale – and lived life that way, too

"America Starts Here" shows how the pioneering artistic team of Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler made the overlooked visible

Our search for the just-right million-dollar condo, in the wilds of Downtown

The 'Chronicle' says see these SXSW acts directly afterwards

Throw down after throw down, 2006 was one biiiig par-tay for your Style Avatar

Inspired by 1960s images of a Nigerian girl, filmmaker Cauleen Smith and poet A. Van Jordan create a beautiful Testsite collaboration that imagines her journey to womanhood but also reveals how we see ourselves

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

Ian Cion is out to build a better world, through public art

The Nasher Sculpture Garden and the Crow Collection of Asian Art are just two excellent reasons to make a short trip to Dallas to enjoy some world-renowned art

New York choreographer Regina Larkin keeps coming back to Ballet East

Austin Museum of Art shows new local art that engages the mind

The 20th 'New American Talent' exhibition reveals a country struggling with isolation and power

The Blue Genie Art guys have taken it upon themselves to bring outdoor artwork back to Azul with a show that's 'Solid' in aesthetic and material forms as well as in name

Choreographic explorers Sharir & Bustamante and their 20-year expedition of discovery

The 2005 Texas Medal of Arts Awards have been announced, and the Elisabet Ney Museum snags a Historic Homes grant

The new Whole Foods will be getting some tasty new art, the Blanton just needs another $12 million, and where in the world is the Cultural Arts office

When it comes to Lone Star art, Rebecca Cohen wrote the book (finally!)

"New American Talent – The 19th Exhibition" merits repeated visits, for the abundance of energy and originality of vision among its many featured artists

What lies behind the buzz of Austin's hot collage artist

St. Mary's Grotto in Windthorst isn't your normal piece of modern sculpture

The year in review, "Day Trips" style

In the arresting mélange that is Women & Their Work's annual "Juror's Choice" exhibit, Cream, Frost, Mint stands out as a calm, bright presence.

The 20th-century Latin artists featured in the Blanton's exhibition "Lo feo de este mundo: Images of the Grotesque" recognize beauty's tyranny with a special fervor, creating works that directly reject it with humor, boldness, and great intensity.

For more than 13 years, Flatbed Press has been producing some of the most exquisite collectible prints made by contemporary Texas artists, but these days its owners are starting to plan for a new incarnation of Flatbed that may not include them.

Supporters say the Bullock History Museum has acted as a catalyst for smaller local museums.

Composer, classicist Stephen Barber's encoding and imprinting

A row of shining tines, wrought like the iron spire fences hemming in 18th-century churches, but burnished to blinding brilliance in ultra-modern stainless steel, stand at attention on the wall of D Berman Gallery, and the clash of the familiar and the novel is disarming.