Entries from Austinist tagged with 'nationalendowment'
March 5, 2008
He’s a master of sampling and an early proponent of turntablism, but you won’t find Carl Stone working with Kanye any time soon. Instead, throughout his musical career, minimalist pioneer Stone has taken experimented with electronics and sound in a way that recalls his hero John Cage and other irrepressible avant-garde musicians of his ilk....
Continue Reading "Austinist Show Preview: Carl Stone at Ballet Austin"March 6, 2007
TUESDAY [6] books • Utter Reading Series with Frances Schenkkan and Lori Aurelia at BookPeople (7:00pm) books • Poetry Reading with Dana Gioia, Chair of the National Endowment for the Arts at Harry Ransom Center (7:00pm) books • Nate Blakeslee presents Tulia: Race, Concaine, and Corruption in a Small Texas Town at Austin History Center (7:00pm) film • For the Love of Dolly at Alamo Drafthouse Downtown film • AFS Essential screens Turtles Can......
Continue Reading "The Daily IST"April 13, 2006
In the last month, we started a discussion about the potentially critically-damaging impact that the dissolution or restructuring of the Texas Commission on the Arts (TCA) could have on Texas' arts and cultural organizations. (here and here) This week, we interviewed Ricardo Hernandez, the Executive Director of the Texas Commission on the Arts, and Jennifer Wijangco, the Deputy Director of the Texas Cultural Trust to get more information. They gave us some more bone-chilling......
Continue Reading "Interviews on the Possible Devastation of the Arts, Culture and Economy of Texas"April 12, 2006
[The following is an editorial column by contributor Carly Kocurek and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Austinist staff. --The Editors] I don’t think I’m going overboard when I say most pornography is terrible. Even when the people on the production end of things manage to make something in a way that doesn’t exploit the people working for them, the aesthetics tend to be all wrong – bad lighting, bad acting, terrible......
Continue Reading "Candy and Flowers: Well Endowed"