How the SIMS Foundation aids musician mental health
Journalist hell-bent on telling Texas stories.
Remembering Life and Death on the Border
The Bob Bullock Museum highlights the torrid history of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Southern Ghosts Rise in “The Attapulgus Elegies”
The room is pitch black. The audience falls silent as a figure shuffles onto the stage. As the lights slowly come up, they shine on an old woman wearing ragged pajamas standing in the middle of a worn blue kitchen. She lets out a groan.
UT Student Brings Theater to Refugee Camps
More than six years ago, a large crowd formed a circle inside a Syrian refugee camp, creating a mock stage. Bart Pitchford, a U.S. soldier, stood in the midst of the commotion waiting as a group of actors settled onto the platform.
Legislature reduces grants to film, television media
Since the Paramount Theatre welcomed its first audience in 1915, Austin has become home to many blockbuster movies, major production studios and award-winning filmmakers. A century later, though, the city’s film scene may be coming to a standstill.
UT alumnus and Berlin dancer bring autobiographical film “Meet Me in Montenegro” to Austin
With their recent film “Meet Me In Montenegro,” UT alumnus Alex Holdridge and Linnea Saasen have done what most couples can only dream of — they’ve recreated their love story.
Austin Music Census: Local Industry Lacks Female Musicians
Highlighting women of the Austin music scene
SXSW: Custom vinyl maker displays wares at SXSW
In the middle of South By Southwest Trade Show’s business suits, out-of-this-world technology and bundles of free swag, custom vinyl maker Wesley Wolfe blasted a classic ‘60s soul record.
