Landmarks, a book celebrating 10 years of UT Austin’s eponymous public art program, came out from The University of Texas Press in December. At 160 pages and including more than 200 color images, it’s a good guide to the wide-ranging collection that can be seen all across the Austin campus. The inside back cover features aContinue reading “Landmarks Book Hits Mostly Right Notes”
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How to EAST: A newbie’s guide to the East Austin Studio Tour
As you’ve no doubt heard by now, the East Austin Studio Tour, colloquially known as EAST, starts this weekend. EAST is a city-wide event in which local artists open the doors of their studios to the public. Many galleries and organizations, do, too. This year, EAST runs the two weekends of November 10-11 and NovemberContinue reading “How to EAST: A newbie’s guide to the East Austin Studio Tour”
On the Blog Again …
I’m going to start my art blog up again. Was it Willie Nelson who said “I can’t wait to get on the blog again, sipping free wine at art shows with my friends?” I’ve been inspired to take a closer look at the art around me on the college campus where I work. There’s aContinue reading “On the Blog Again …”
Wading into Contemporary Art
I had a neat experience earlier tonight. I attended a reception that included a preview of a new art exhibit where we got to see the artist finishing the installation of his pieces. The exhibit is called Luz y Movimiento (light and motion), and it’s by a Venezuelan artist named Ender Martos. I liked hisContinue reading “Wading into Contemporary Art”
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