Austin Arts: Seeing Things
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| Blog Name: | Austin Arts: Seeing Things |
| Url: | http://www.austin360.com/seeingthings |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Austin, arts, culture |
| Description: | The arts blog of the Austin American-Statesman in Austin, Texas, featuring news, reviews and blasts on theater, music, dance, visual arts, architecture and all things cultural. |
| Popularity: | 17 Followers |
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Review: Ellen Fullman and the Long String Instrument
| Venue and performer synched perfectly Sunday night when experimental composer and instrument creator Ellen Fullman brought her 100-foot Long String Instrument to the Seaholm Power Plant, a defunct ... |
ACP presents An Evening with David Alan Harvey
| From the “Not SXSW” category of events this week comes the Austin Center for Photography’s Icons of Photography lecture series featuring David Alan Harvey.Harvey bought a used Leica as kid and bega... |
Review: Austin Symphony Orchestra, Douglas Harvey, cello
| The shout of ‘bravo’ came a micro second after cellist Douglas Harvey let go of the last note of Strauss’ ‘Don Quixtoe’ at the Long Center Friday night.Loud, clear, sincere — that ‘bravo’ packed a ... |
It was more than ...
| It was more than a little auspicious Sunday afternoon at the Paramount Theatre that opera singer Barbara Smith Conrad was greeted with waves of applause and standing ovations during the premiere of... |
Review: Ballet Afrique
| Ballet Afrique, Austin’s new African American dance company, weaves their visionof African American culture through ever facet of their work.The result: their Friday show at Salvage Vanguard was a ... |
And, the inflatable suit guy is off!
| As scheduled, artist Jimmy Kuehnle arrived at Congress Ave. and Cesar Chavez St. and donned ‘You Wear What I Wear,’ his enormous inflatable suit. Then he set out on a downtown walk. |
This weekend: Some arts happenings vault their own publicness
| Starting tomorrow, Austin will be thronged with crowds for two weeks thanks to the various iterations of the South by Southwest festivals of film, interactive and music.So what better time than to ... |
Arthouse scores the love with micro-giving campaign
| Combining recession-era austerity and social media cleverness, Arthouse launched a micro-giving fundraising campaign that was promoted solely through social media such as Facebook and Twitter.Throu... |
Review: Thang Dao's 'Quiet Imprint,' Ballet Austin II
| Love stories between a man and woman (often of royal parentage) enjoy narrative hegemony in ballet. But Ballet Austin and choreographer Thang Dao proved ballet can be (and should be) a tool for tel... |
Weekend Arts Pix
| ‘Over’ Austin-based artists Ilea Avalos, Andrea Bonin and Megan Kincheloe — all recent University of Texas grads — collaborate on a site-specific installation using handmade plaster bricks to creat... |
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