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Entries from Austinist tagged with 'artpalace'

September 5, 2008

Houston artist Elaine Bradford has knitted handmade sweaters for trees, vacuum cleaners, pickup truck bumpers and groceries. No item is too strange or unlikely (including taxidermied deer heads) to sport one of her cozy yarn creations....

Continue Reading "Fictitious Realities / Realistic Fictions at Art Palace [Art Preview]"

July 25, 2008

A group of multimedia artists from New York took a look at the ironically mass-merchandised search for self in a new exhibit opening this weekend at Art Palace. ...

Continue Reading "Art Preview: Songs of Praise for the Heart Beyond Cure Art Palace"

February 6, 2008

Modern art can baffle and delight, and sometimes leave you wondering, "What in the what was that artist thinking?"...

Continue Reading "Opportunity Knocks: Artist Talk with Brad Tucker"

September 1, 2007

ACL Previews Interview: Ghostland Observatory Previews: The Broken West, Big Sam’s Funky Nation & Rose Hill Drive Previews: Billy Joe Shaver and Fionn Regan Previews: Brandon Rhyder and Ocote Soul Sounds Interview: The Broken West Previews: Sylvia St. James, Jeffrey Steele, and Amy Cook Interview: Bloc Party ACL Fest Updates: Google Mashup, Contests, Eco-Chic Previews: Augustana, Amos Lee Interview: Peter, Bjorn, and John ACL Band Clash, Round 3: Wilco Vs My Morning Jacket Travis......

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August 31, 2007

Childlike optimism and one recording artist's poetic ponderings have inspired two local artists to create vivid new works on display at the East Austin gallery, Art Palace. Artistic friends Eric Gibbons and Nathan Green have teamed up to create the new exhibit,“Lasers in the Jungle," which opens Saturday. Gibbons' whimsical portraits pay homage to one of his music idols. "It comes from a lot of Paul Simon listening," he admits. "I have an affinity for......

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February 22, 2007

Gallery Lombardi, having bid farewell to its warehouse on West 3rd, will present its inaugural show at the new gallery space on West 7th in a matter of weeks, but in the meantime they're hard at work on a new project with local creative "enablers" from We Manage Stuff. The endeavor is called Mobile Art Place, and it seeks to enhance our city's access to new art (and artforms) by taking them out of......

Continue Reading "Austin's Next-Generation Art Institution: Mobile Art Place Debuts"

November 16, 2006

This weekend, you can ogle mass-produced spare modernism at IKEA, or head to East Austin Studio Tour (E.A.S.T.), enter a quasi-Malkovichian portal, and swim for hours in homespun creative juju. A choice so easy it might be called cake. Now, while E.A.S.T. does stop short of offering the mindblowing total body-exchange experience for which we all yearn, don't fault it too much -- it edges close. The tour provides intimate access (yup, that's rock......

Continue Reading "Maps-n-maps: The East Austin Studio Tour"

April 21, 2006

Sometimes, artists create worlds that are rarely visited. Luckily for Austin, we're invited into one of the most creative examinations of a fantastic society created and analyzed by Peat Duggins. “The Moment that Changed My Life Forever” is a reactionary installation by Duggins that plays upon the occurances in his 2004 piece, “The Battle of Hickory Ridge,” exploring its multifaceted existence through tragedy, reactionary politics and the incoercible force of misfortune. From April 22 through......

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