IMAGE: Downtown 81. Photo courtesy of Austin Film Society.
Join artist Jean-Michel Basquiat as he tours bygone NY in search of money and romance, in a grime travelogue scripted by Interview Magazine’s Glenn O’Brien. Presented in partnership with Austin Film Society.
IMAGE: Downtown 81. Photo courtesy of Austin Film Society.
Join artist Jean-Michel Basquiat as he tours bygone NY in search of money and romance, in a grime travelogue scripted by Interview Magazine’s Glenn O’Brien. Presented in partnership with Austin Film Society.
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Photograph by Brian Fitzsimmons.
Be the art-chitect of your very own candy home at this month’s free, family-friendly workshop!
IMAGE: Dario Robleto, The Boundary of Life Is Quietly Crossed, 2019. Two-channel HD video, color, sound installation. Running time: 51:00, looped. Commissioned by The Contemporary Austin. Installation view, The Sorcerer’s Burden: Contemporary Art and the Anthropological Turn, The Contemporary Austin, Austin, Texas, 2019. Artwork © Dario Robleto. Courtesy the artist and Inman Gallery, Houston. Image courtesy The Contemporary Austin. Photograph by Colin Doyle.
Artist Dario Robleto discusses his newly commissioned video, The Boundary of Life Is Quietly Crossed, on view in the exhibition The Sorcerer’s Burden: Contemporary Art and the Anthropological Turn, with anthropologist Marina Peterson.
Knead different colors together to concoct your own clay creature inspired by Cameron Jamie’s towering totem sculpture at Laguna Gloria!
IMAGE: Installation view, The Sorcerer’s Burden: Contemporary Art and the Anthropological Turn, The Contemporary Austin, Austin, Texas, 2019. Artwork © Nathan Mabry. Image courtesy The Contemporary Austin. Photograph by Colin Doyle.
Sorcerer’s Burden artist Nathan Mabry and anthropologist David Odo discuss the intersection of their fields as it relates to cultural appreciation and appropriation.
IMAGE: Marie Lorenz, 2018. Graybelt (still from video). Courtesy of the artist.
Find Marie Lorenz’s sculpture on the shores of Laguna Gloria, then hear about her project to video-map the Colorado River as she shares observations about the environment and archaeology of the area.
Create a gravity-defying work of art inspired by a group of bulbous sculptures by artist Juan Muñoz at this month’s free, family-friendly workshop!