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Too Much to See (No Complaint Here)... Friday Art Openings

Too Much to See (No Complaint Here)... Friday Art Openings

With these openings, Austin has a nice bit of antidote to the various implosions that have rattled through our arts community as of late more ›

AMOA - Laguna Gloria Presents: La Dolce Vita

AMOA - Laguna Gloria Presents: La Dolce Vita

Tonight, Laguna Gloria presents what is arguably one of the most highly-anticipated food and drink events of the year. Now in its 20th turn, La Dolce Vita will host 50 restaurants and 20 vineyards this event for its international tasting party, benefiting Austin Museum of Art. more ›

A Minute of Your Time: <em>12:19 Project</em> [Art Preview]

A Minute of Your Time: 12:19 Project [Art Preview]

Slurping up tortilla soup during your lunch break or biking to the video store to return a couple of movies may seem like mundane moments, but a team of artists are depicting everyday moments as art in a new unique exhibit and online audio and video gallery, The 12:19 Project. more ›

Take A Seat: <em>Texas Chair Project</em> at AMOA [Art Review]

Take A Seat: Texas Chair Project at AMOA [Art Review]

Sculpture artist Damien Priour has been collecting chairs for a few decades now. Although he usually works in large scale limestone and glass installations, he was inspired to create 100 miniature chairs with the same materials and tools he uses to make his larger pieces. To further his creative project, Priour sent eighty-eight of the chairs in eight inch square boxes to artists all over the state. The small chairs were accompanied with a letter explaining that the chair was a gift, but that if the recipient so desired, they could create their own chair, pack it back in the same box, and send it off to Priour. And so The Texas Chair Project was born. The diverse collection of miniature chairs that resulted from this artistic exchange is currently on display at the Austin Museum of Art. more ›

Sebastião Salgado at AMoA [Art Preview]

Sebastião Salgado at AMoA [Art Preview]

Sebastião Salgado, bless his heart, trained as an economist. But, after a trip to Africa in the 1970's, he confirmed a fortunate/unfortunate talent for plucking photographic glory from the mundane, and even from the quietly horrific. Wisely, he stuck with it; Salgado is today considered one of the world's best documentary photographers. The new exhibit at AMoA, Workers, is filled with 62 of the artist's photos. more ›

La Dolce Vita XIX

La Dolce Vita XIX

One of Austin's most anticipated annual culinary events (voted "Best Food Event" by the 2008 Austin Chronicle Readers Poll) returns to the lakeside Laguna Gloria location of the Austin Museum of Art this Thursday from 6-9pm. Hallmarked by a bacchanal theme, this 19th annual event features the foodie fare of more than 50 of Austin's top food purveyors (including some of our favorites like Hey Cupcake!, Roaring Fork, Sweet Tempered, Ranch 616 and Tacodeli) as well as dozens of wines provided by Twin Liquors. Savvy Vodka will also be on hand, as well as the of-so-superlatively-delicious Paula's Texas Spirits. more ›

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