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There’s certainly nothing novel about capturing a particularly jaw-dropping stretch of scenery with your smart phone. Or putting it on Instagram, for that matter. But there is indeed something original...
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As fellow Austinites and neighbors, we’ve dreamt for years of joining forces with local chain stitch collective Fort Lonesome and now, after months of work, we're proud to bring you an...
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The partnership that exists between structure and land is one architects have historically overlooked. Buildings have long been planned and designed as independent entities, livable sculptures that testify to the...
“Versatile” is one way to describe musician and visual artist Tim Kerr. “Brilliant” would be another. But “generous” might hit just as close to the mark when it comes to...
The world of American art has always seemed content to carve itself into distinct and disparate realms: that of the trained artist, that of the folk artist, and that of...
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A playlist of our SXSW picks for 2016. Follow us on Spotify for more playlists throughout the year.
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"To me, collage is the place where contemporary illustration meets sculpture, but it's my perfectionist tendencies that lead people to assume my work is created digitally"
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It’s a piece of America that’s often overlooked, but that never went away, and isn’t going anywhere. A little irony-free old Austin fun hiding in plain sight.
Essentially, Amen Dunes began in 2006 as a creative outlet for Damon McMahon, formerly of Philadelphia band Inouk. Sometime in '06, McMahon holed up in a Catskills cabin and put together...
They're a hard-partying, ramshackle, Nashville-based, country-tinged rock band from Nashville, and they're great.
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One of the most notoriously strict maximum-security prisons in the South may not seem the best setting for deliverance. But twice a year, redemption comes courtesy of rawhide, and salvation...
