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Young Maisie’s divorced parents are negligent, not cruel, in this contemporary take on the novel by Henry James from the co-directors of the Deep End.

Gallery's huge success belies the company's humble beginnings, but like the art within, you have to see it up close

Art and graphic design meet in a windowless East Austin studio

Even though it stars Robert Pattinson, we doubt his Twilight fans will fully appreciate this sleek, dystopian story that David Cronenberg adapted from Don DeLillo's 2003 novel.

Sometimes it might be best to let sleeping vampires lie.

The art of Markow & Norris

Three local art galleries represent at this year's Armory Show in New York City

Will Smith stars in this dramatic film about a man who whose melancholia compels him to devise a unique plan to redeem what remains of his life.

This remarkable animated film tells a contemporary story about an Iranian girl’s coming-of-age while navigating the usual pitfalls of adolescence and the Islamic revolution of the Eighties.

Sofia Resnick gets her kee-op! on at Master Yi Martial Arts Academy

The art of Micael Priest

Celebrating urban scrawl with Gallery Lombardi's exhibition 'Austin Graffiti Art: From Birth to Present'

It's far more subversive than the Seventies Hanna-Barbera cartoon on which it's based.

Street Sales

Oliver Stone gives the "lone gunman" assassination theory a run for its money.

APD Officer Nathan Wagner testifies about police shooting

2008 was a great year for design – see what made the list

Up-and-coming pizzeria shares the beauty of food being made

After 30 years of effort, East 12th Street is still a long way from its envisioned future

Up for preorder, Austin Books & Comics offers Johnston covers on March 1

This summer, one of the Bayou City’s most interesting collections of art celebrates its 30th anniversary

The Drug Market Intervention project in action

Iconic Obey Giant creator sues Austin artist

Get out and art this week!

The Austin Record Convention, Cinco de Mayo Extravaganza, Pecan Street Festival, and UTOPiAfest lead our recommended shows this week