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In Dark Corners and Bright Spaces, Beth Schindler Captures Queer Joy & Community

Austin Dyke March organizer opens first solo photography show

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Twelve Artists and Installations to Watch at Austin Studio Tour 2022 – Texas Monthly

Roll through the final weekend of the annual tour like a local art savant.

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'Picture Man': Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon's 'Vecino' chronicles 25 years in his neighborhood

Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon's 'Vecino' is a collection of portraits taken over a quarter of a century in his neighborhood.

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EAST Austin Is Over. What's Next for an Art Scene That's Losing Its Nucleus? – Texas Monthly

An annual tour of artist studios opts for a wider map as cost of living blows up the east side of the city.

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Review: "Andy St. Martin: The Weight" at Prizer Arts & Letters - Arts

Courtesy of Prizer Arts & Letters
"You Are What You Did" says the print from graphic designer Rick Griffith's Matter shop in Denver. I bought that print because I'd seen another iteration of it in Austin's Northern-Southern Gallery months before and hadn't been able to get it – the message, the type treatment – out of my mind. Which has nothing but also everything to do with Andy St. Martin and "The Weight," his new show of original works at Prizer Arts and Letters on East Cesar Chavez.
"Like all my paintings, collage, and drawings," says St. Martin, "these new ones are a chain reaction of reactions, reflections, decisions (about them, paintings, and life and light, literally). They are my activity, evaluation, commitment incarnate, and contract with myself." They've been those things since the artist first picked up a brush, a pencil, a pair of scissors and some glue. They've been those things, at least subtly influenced by our own river city, since the New Hampshire-born artist moved here in 1991 to participate in a workshop conducted by dancer Deborah Hay. They've been those things while St. Martin has worked, is working, and will work in a studio among the other makers (woodcrafters, blacksmiths) of the Splinter Group. They'll be those things as long as he's doing them.

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Adrian Aguilera and Betelhem Makonnen's Visions for a New America

At Prizer Arts & Letters, Austin, the artists present works that reaffirm the US experiment is ongoing
In 1976, the US Treasury began printing a new two-dollar bill to mark America’s bicentenary. This version still had a portrait on the verso of the third US president, Thomas Jefferson, but the recto image of Jefferson’s plantation, Monticello, was replaced with a rendition of John Trumbull’s emblematic painting,
Declaration of Independence (1818). A Revolutionary War veteran, Trumbull was known as ‘The Painter of the Revolution’ and his picture – of five white men handling a stack of papers as a roomful of other white men look on – is often incorrectly described as the signing of the Declaration of Independence. (The work actually depicts the draft document being presented to Congress.) In that moment, America was still only an idea, a possibility.

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