Although Art From the Streets has had their show and sale benefitting the homeless for 14 years now, last year was the first time we visited the show (after reading about it here). We were stunned by the amount of great works available for purchase. We had already paid for two abstract paintings (one by John Monbelly and one by Stacy) when we realized there was a whole room full of art we had...
Art From the Streets Show This Weekend
The Weekend IST List: March 31-April 2
Be sure to check out our extensive theatre coverage and new movie releases. Please let us know about any corrections/suggestions! FRIDAY [31] [music] Reckless Kelly at La Zona Rosa (link) [music] Peter & the Wolf, Navajo Radio and more at Emo's (Inside) (link) [music] Ghostface Killah, Word Association, DJ Notion at Emo's (Outside) (link) [music] The Glass Family w/ Quien es Boom (CD Release) & Brothers and Sisters at The Parish Room (link) [music] Red...
Weekend Round-Up
: : FRIDAY : : [music] Moretempo, 10pm-2am @ Copa - $5 [theatre] "Inside a Broken Clock: A Tom Waits Peepshow" @ Arts on Real (Through Saturday) [film] New Movies! @ your local theater [music] The Sad Accordions with Jim Yoshii Pileup, 10pm @ the Ritz [lecture] Gallery Tour of the Ansel Adams exhibit @ The Harry Ransom Center, 6pm - FREE! [art] Jerry Uelsmann and wife Maggie Taylor present their latest works, 6-9pm@...
Art from the Streets - Annual Show
We got the following press release from Art from the Streets. We recently purchased a piece from one of their artists, James Curran, whose work can be seen on the website, and who will definitely have new works at this show. We had the chance to meet Curran when we bought the work. He is quite a charming man, & he will likely be on hand this weekend, along with many of the other artists.
Building For Everyone: We Do It RIght
A recent article in Metropolis magazine points to more bad news from the Bush administration. It seems that the proposed 2006 budget for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will be drastically cut. This is the program that helped fund the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless (ARCH) building downtown, which the article calls:

