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Women & Their Work presents "Fresh From the Studio" opening day Many events have been canceled or postponed due to coronavirus concerns. Please check with the organization before going to any event. Photo courtesy of Women & Their Work "Fresh from the Studio" invites Women & Their Work artist members to share what they are working on now. In this virtual format, artists will share work in progress, newly finished artworks, and recent or upcoming projects. This edition features artists Erika Alonso, Adriane McCray, and Julie Pelaez. Viewers can take a look at Alonso’s new paintings th...

Oseyo on E. Cesar Chavez has collaborated with local favorite noodle-cup brand and delivery house Chop Chop to present Lunar Firecracker: an ox-bone broth accompanied by noodles and Mandu dumplings with a spicy ox-and-shrimp filling. (Pre-order is available now – until they're overwhelmed and sold out – and you’ll pick up that Firecracker fresh at Oseyo.) And, throughout 2021 and beyond, don't forget: Chop Chop will take orders for their regular array of noodle cups any time you have a craving; and Oseyo will continue offering excellent starters and entrees and innovative cocktails i...

Trailblazing women have written the history of Austin art. Start with sculptor Elisabet Ney, whose 19th-century studio in Hyde Park became the city’s first art gallery and today shines as a small museum dedicated to her life and works. Follow that with the ongoing work of her admirers among the members of early 20th-century advocacy groups, such as Austin Art League and Texas Fine Arts Association (an ancestor to the Contemporary Austin), populated almost entirely by women. It is true that the postwar generation of artists and teachers who dominated the new fine arts program at the Univ...

Other Music’s staff tell us their Top 10s of 2020 (listen to the playlist) We've been asking artists and other industry figures for their Top 10 albums of the 2020, and here we have year-end lists from a bunch of staff members of much-missed NYC record store Other Music, which closed in June of 2016. One of the first things a lot of customers did on walking into Other Music was look up at the giant white board above the counter to see the current staff Top 10 lists, so it's a treat to have a virtual version of that here. We got lists from 20 staff members, including co-owner

Rubber Repertory's Rubber Repstaurant (Courtesy of Rubber Repertory) Here, except for one item, is a tenner of outstanding visual artistry from among what impressed me this year. I'm saving that one (culinary and performative) item for last. And, because there's no actual hierarchy to this list and That Darn Virus™ isn't the only thing that gets to fuck with your sense of what's right, I'm starting with number two. 2) PHILLIP NIEMEYER Niemeyer turned his Northern-Southern gallery into "Baton," an installation that transforms itself across months as one artist after another...