Betelhem Makonnen and Stephanie Concepcion Ramirez’s artistic research converges in the exhibition, the meaning wavers, which explores immigration, transnational identity and the impact of silence on our perception of history.… Read More »
Explore Austin-area museums — for free! The 22nd Annual Austin Museum Day is a free celebration of art, culture, history, music, nature, and science. More than forty museums in central… Read More »
In Preetika Rajgariah’s exhibition Wild, Wild Country, culture, capitalism, and classism collide on the yoga mat. Through sculpture, video, and performance, Rajgariah explores how this spiritual practice with deep roots in… Read More »
Shana Hoehn has built an image archive of sexualized female archetypes sourced from ship figureheads, hood ornaments, carnival portraiture, pinups painted on WWII aircraft, and horror films. These images are… Read More »
11:30am-1pm Join Jennifer Ling Datchuk as she discusses themes present in her current exhibition, Truth Before Flowers, followed by an opportunity to craft your own macrame wall hanger with contributing artist… Read More »
In Truth Before Flowers, Jennifer Ling Datchuk disentangles histories and traumas through objects culturally associated with womanhood. Inspired by the history of teacups and dinnerware, she employs porcelain to speak… Read More »
May 11-12 & 18-19 Women & Their Work is proud to be a part of Big Medium’s West Austin Studio Tour (WEST); a free, annual, self-guided art event spanning two… Read More »
Born and raised in Europe, Rosa Nussbaum is informed by her recent years in Texas. Unable to drive and finding herself as a passenger in a car, Nussbaum reflects upon… Read More »
Presented in partnership with Fusebox Festival In The Rehearsal Artist, a small group of audience members surveils a dancer who is simultaneously: 1) watching reenactments of scenes from 2001: A Space… Read More »