In Citizen's Garb: Southern Plains Native Americans, 1889-1891
Sat. 09/15 | 7:00PM - Tue. 01/06 @ Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum
The 1880's and 1890's were decades of tremendous upheaval for many native peoples in Texas. Numerous Indian reservations were opened in the Oklahoma and Indian Territories during this …more»
Sol LeWitt: Structure and Line
Sat. 05/24 | 7:00PM - Sun. 08/17 @ Austin Museum of Art (Downtown location) (West Sixth)
Sol LeWitt is one of the most influential figures in the history of twentieth-century art. LeWitt was among the many young artists who challenged the prevailing art of the time by emphasizing …more»
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‘What does art sound like?’ Find out tonight with Austin composer Reynolds’ interpretation of Sol LeWitt’s visual art work. more at austin360.com
Austin Film Festival 6th Summer Film Camp
Mon. 06/09 | 9:00AM - Fri. 08/08 @ McCullough Theatre
Unleash your child’s imagination!“I would tell anyone with even the slightest interest in filmmaking to go. The experience is completely worth it." – Elizabeth Breazile,…more»
Moonstruck
Fri. 06/20 | 7:00PM - Sun. 06/22 @ The Paramount Theatre (Downtown)
Friday, 20 @ 9:30pmSaturday, 21 @ 7:40pmSunday, 22 @ 5:10pmMOONSTRUCK(1987) (102 min.) (Color) (Stereo)Cher, Nicolas Cage, Olympia Dukakis. Directed by Norman Jewison.In this not-quite-ugly-du…more»
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From the mind of John Patrick Shanley, the writer behind such inspired films as “Joe Versus the Volcano” and “The January Man,” comes the Academy Award-winning picture “Moonstruck.” It’s part of the Paramount’s thematic “Romance & the City” double feature with “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” tonight. Starring Olympia Dukakis, Cher and (a very young) Nicolas Cage, “Moonstruck” follows New York-native Loretta Castorini (Cher) on her quest to find security — not love — and escape the supposed curse imposed when her previous husband died unexpectedly. When Johnny Cammareri (Danny Aiello) proposes to her on the eve of his mother’s death, she accepts and promises to help him find his estranged, one-handed brother Ronny to relay the impending news. While Johnny is at his mother’s deathbed in Sicily, Loretta makes contact with Ronny and an unlikely encounter with love. From the mind of John Patrick Shanley, the writer behind such inspired films as “Joe Versus the Volcano” and “The January Man,” comes the Academy Award-winning picture “Moonstruck.” It’s part of the Paramount’s thematic “Romance & the City” double feature with “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” tonight. Starring Olympia Dukakis, Cher and (a very young) Nicolas Cage, “Moonstruck” follows New York-native Loretta Castorini (Cher) on her quest to find security — not love — and escape the supposed curse imposed when her previous husband died unexpectedly. When Johnny Cammareri (Danny Aiello) proposes to her on the eve of his mother’s death, she accepts and promises to help him find his estranged, one-handed brother Ronny to relay the impending news. While Johnny is at his mother’s deathbed in Sicily, Loretta makes contact with Ronny and an unlikely encounter with love. more at austin360.com
Leanne Venier's "Abstractions"
Sun. 07/01 | 12:00AM - Fri. 08/01 @ New World Deli
New World Deli is now featuring the energetic and sensuous abstract oil paintings of Leanne Venier. The artist breathes life into paint, and what emerges in her works is provocative and often …more»
Austin Film Festival Summer Film Camp
Sun. 06/08 | 12:00AM - Fri. 08/08 @ McCullough Theatre
The Austin Film Festival Summer Film Camp will be held at McCallum High School on June 9-August 8, 2008 for ages 9-17.For it's 6th year, the AFF Summer Film Camp returns to offer youth unp…more»
Sai Sei Party
Tue. 12/04 | 7:00PM - Thu. 01/08 @ Silhouette Restaurant & Bar
Sai Sei Party! (part of the weekly tuesday Gan-So Ladies Night Collective @ Silhouette)Come see 3 of Austin's respected Graffiti Artists display a Brand New Urban Art Collection!(All new a…more»
ZACH Theatre Presents ALTAR BOYZ
Sat. 06/07 | 8:00PM - Sun. 07/13 @ ZACH Theatre's Kleberg Stage
ZACH Theatre raises the roof with the hit musical ALTAR BOYZ, live, on stage this summer at ZACH Theatre! This high-energy new musical stars five Apostles of Pop – Matthew, Mark, Luke, J…more»
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Boys’ follows the ‘five apostles of pop’ as they show off their scintillating dance moves and funkability. Did we mention the hair gel? There’s enough to slick back the Abominable Snowman. more at austin360.com
Forty Years of Oat Willie's
Sat. 05/24 | 7:00PM - Sat. 07/05 @ South Austin Museum of Popular Culture
Join the South Austin Museum of Popular Culture in celebrating the 40th anniversary of Oat Willie's Campaign Headquarters with an opening party and 6-week showcase of art produced on the compa…more»
On The Road With The Beats
Tue. 02/05 | 7:00PM - Sun. 08/03 @ Harry Ransom Center (Campus)
Jack Kerouac's scroll manuscript of On the Road will be featured in the exhibition for a limited time only, from March 7 to June 1.
Lance Letscher: Industry and Design
Thu. 05/22 | 6:00PM - Sat. 06/28 @ d berman gallery
Austin Artist, Lance Letscher creates poetic works of color and composition. His use of found materials such as old books and diaries illustrate a personal narative of line and shape. Please j…more»
Allison Hunter: Slower Still opening reception
Thu. 05/15 | 6:00PM - Sat. 06/21 @ Women & Their Work (Downtown)
Allison HunterOn view at Women & Their Work1710 Lavaca, Austin, TX. 78701May 15 – June 21, 2008Opening Reception: Thursday, May 15, 6-8 pmWomen & Their Work proudly presents Slow…more»
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Fri. 06/20 | 7:00PM - Sun. 06/22 @ The Paramount Theatre (Downtown)
Friday, 20 @ 7pmSaturday, 21 @ 5:10pm & 9:45pmSunday, 22 @ 7:30pmBREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S(1961) (115 min.) (Color)Regular Admission - $7Purchase Tickets Online - Select Buy T…more»
The Language of Prints
Tue. 04/22 | 7:00PM - Sun. 08/17 @ Blanton Museum of Art (Campus)
The Language of Prints will include 100-120 of the museum’s finest prints, exemplifying multiple major techniques of printmaking and exploring the ways in which these fascinating works o…more»
The Muses II: Memories of a House
Fri. 06/13 | 7:00PM - Sun. 06/22 @ 1410 Travis Heights Blvd.
The Muses II: Memories of a HouseFriday and Saturday: June 13, 14, 20, 21st at 7 pm Sundays: June 15 and 22nd at 2 pm and 7 pmLocated at the home of Bobby Pearl, a local sculptor and artist, i…more»
White People
Thu. 06/12 | 8:00PM - Sun. 07/06 @ City Theatre Co (North Austin)
“What are white people thinking when they smile so politely? Mara Lynn, Martin, and Alan are perfectly normal people on the surface, the kind you meet every day. But…more»
SVT Presents: Hamilton Township
Fri. 05/30 | 7:00PM - Sat. 06/28 @ Salvage Vanguard Theater (Campus)
A world premiere of sex, drugs, and Bartles & Jaymes.By Jason GroteDirected by Jenny LarsonTix call 474-SVT6
The Writers' League of Texas annual Agents and Editors Conference
Fri. 06/20 | 7:00PM - Sun. 06/22 @ Sheraton Austin Hotel
This event is an opportunity for agents and editors to uncover local writing talent and is the largest publishing conference in Texas, with 400 authors, editors and agents in attendance. …more»
The Writers' League of Texas annual Agents and Editors Conference
Fri. 06/20 | 7:00PM - Sun. 06/22 @ Sheraton Austin Hotel
This event is an opportunity for agents and editors to uncover local writing talent and is the largest publishing conference in Texas, with 400 authors, editors and agents in attendance. …more»
Opening Reception for Views from the Edge: New Work by Charles Randolph and Juan B...
Fri. 06/20 | 7:00PM @ DiverseArts New East Gallery
Who: DiverseArts Culture Works and New East Gallery What: Opening reception for Charles Randolph and Juan Baldera in “Views from the Edge” at New East Gallery Where: New East…more»
Austin Shakespeare Invites All to Enjoy a Staged Reading of Shakespeare's Spirited...
Fri. 06/20 | 8:00PM - Sat. 06/21 @ Ballet Austin's AustinVentures Studio Theater
On the heels of their wildly popular ‘Shakespeare Under the Stars’ performance of Much Ado About Nothing, Austin Shakespeare (formerly Austin Shakespeare Festival) invites audience…more»
In the decades between 1880 and 1900, American Indians underwent significant cultural transformations as a result of European settlers who thrust them into reservations and Euro-American customs. During this period, William J. Lenny and William L. Sawyers opened a photo studio in Purcell, Okla., near the reservations, and photographed American Indians in both their traditional dress and the current fashions of the time.read more at austin360.com