Lina Fisher

Green advocates say this “blows up” Austin’s climate plans

Wandering eyes and security signs lead McLennon art show

Funding comes from federal infrastructure bill

Art and culture abound

Gallery’s strong roster and new location aim Austin talent worldwide

Arts and culture happenings to get you through the weekend

On a cool November evening, a lone man wearing a hi-vis vest walked calmly through a dark field at Hornsby Bend. His movements were purposeful, methodical as he went about his work, marking the ground with spray paint. A spotlight on him cast a long shadow as a shuffling jazz tune played softly. He was […]

Much ink has been spilled about the difference between art and craft. In the 1970s, feminist artists reclaimed what had been thought of as women’s work – and thus devalued – elevating it to the level of fine art. In 2025, it seems craft is everywhere in the art world – but often a detached, […]

Since 2004, Austin Energy has been an early leader in solar generation. The sun is a plentiful resource in Texas, and when paired with battery storage, it can decrease Austin’s reliance on fossil fuels and reduce the cost of importing power from West Texas. Under an innovative new program, AE is expecting to turbocharge local […]

Hybrid Print Shop and Art Gallery Haus Obscura Opens on East Sixth