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Art Spark Texas celebrates six artists breaking barriers (opens the original)
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Jonah Dillon rolls over a canvas with his paint-covered wheelchair tires in a video projected during a celebration Sunday at the Rollins Studio Theatre inside the Long Center for Performing Arts. The Austin-based visual artist was one of six artists honored at Art Spark Texas' 2026 Artists of the Year Award Celebration. Dillon, who has muscular dystrophy, said the award proves to him that people respect his message with his artwork. "I hope to show people that no matter what, if you want to do s
East Austin warehouse is transformed into new contemporary art space (opens the original)
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A new art space is opening in one of the city’s most unassuming spots — an old warehouse in East Austin. On the outside, the building appears as a black storage facility, sleek and industrial, but behind the steel exterior lies contemporary art by a group of international artists. Opening Saturday, the Ostillo Art Foundation includes a gallery, library and performance space. Founding director Sacha Zerbib said he partnered with local developer René Campos to make the space open and accessible fo
Austin's Red River Cultural District demands city help amid major venue closures (opens the original)
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For years, Austin’s Red River Cultural District has thrived with gritty, music-centric bars, crowded streets and an electric nightlife. The area marks a historically significant part of the city as a vibrant live music and entertainment hub. Today, that identity is being threatened. The district’s board of directors released a letter Tuesday urging the city to save Red River. In the letter, the board cited the closing of bars and venues, including Empire Control Room & Garage, Marlow, Koriente a
Nonprofit opens art studio in new East Austin affordable housing development (opens the original)
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A new East Austin housing complex offers not only affordable apartments, but also studio space for residents to make art. Raasin in the Sun, an arts nonprofit, built the studio in the courtyard of Seabrook Square as part of a multimillion-dollar plan to create murals, a playground and other art installations around the development. Some of the apartment units are designated for people recovering from substance abuse and mental health issues, or experiencing homelessness. "We want to recognize th
Read these 3 books set in Austin and explore the city through a literary lens (opens the original)
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As an out-of-state student from North Carolina, learning Austin has been a three-year affair. I have grown accustomed to the traffic, learned to navigate the city’s ever-changing neighborhoods and accepted the rising cost of living. But I’ve always wondered how others — both locals and outsiders — see the city. I often think reading about a place is one of the best ways to understand it. Fiction captures the rhythms of a city that guidebooks can’t, weaving familiar landmarks and streets into sto
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