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This Austin-based company helps university students break into the art market and gives art lovers a new source for original work
by Robert Faires
Support local artisans with these last-minute gift buys
by David Brendan Hall
New collection from Instar Books explores love in many forms
Wayne Alan Brenner • Dec. 17, 2018
A UT student production of Anne Washburn’s play shows how to make theatre the sustainable way
M. Brianna Stallings • Dec. 14 issue
Selfies and sweet treats abound at this Instagram-ready pop-up installation
David Brendan Hall • Dec. 14 issue
The new gallery screens our present into the future with beauty and depth
Wayne Alan Brenner, Dec. 14 issue
Gorgeous images of land and water shot from the air provide a fresh perspective on the Lone Star State
Robert Faires, Dec. 7 issue
One family man's fight to survive divine assaults and a community turned against him becomes a rollicking, rambling epic, superbly rendered
Wayne Alan Brenner, Dec. 7 issue
It's wry and vulnerable love via text message in this YA novel set in Austin
Rosalind Faires, Dec. 7 issue
Humanities Texas has the one-stop shop for all the lit lovers on your gift list with 26 authors on hand to sign your purchases
Robert Faires, Dec. 7 issue
Musicians and fans gather to say goodbye to an Austin institution
David Brendan Hall, Dec. 7 issue
Street Corner Arts' staging is more than exceptional theatre; it asks thought-provoking questions about authority, perspective, and intention
Elizabeth Cobbe, Dec. 7 issue
John Cage and Kenneth Patchen's experimental radio play proved an ideal vehicle for the creative daredevils of line upon line and the Rude Mechs to revive together
Robert Faires, Dec. 7 issue
