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BULLOCK TEXAS STATE HISTORY MUSEUM: MISS IMA'S QUILTS
Miss Ima Hogg was a visionary collector, preservationist, and philanthropist. This exhibition will bring together an extraordinary selection of Miss Ima's quilts that range in date from the late 1700s to the early 1900s. Free preview with hors d'oeuvres and cold drinks. Call for reservations. Wed., Oct. 18, 6-8pm.
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, 1800 Congress, 936-4600.
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AMOA: ILUSTRATING CONNECTIONS
features Austin painter Lu Ann Barrow's first museum exhibition, "Soul-Journers;" the works inspired by and inspiring Gee's Bend quilter Mary Lee Bendolph; diverse creations from South African draftsman/filmmaker William Kentridge. Through Nov. 5.
Austin Museum of Art, 823 Congress, 495-9224.
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ART ON 5TH: THE ART OF RONNIE WOOD
Welcome the Rolling Stones to Austin with a celebration of guitarist Ronnie Wood's artwork. Reception: Fri., Oct. 20, 6-8pm. Exhibition: Through Oct. 31.
Art on 5th, 1501 W. Fifth, 481-1111.
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ART ON 5TH: THE SECRET ART OF DR. SEUSS
Art on 5th, 1501 W. Fifth, 481-1111.
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ART PALACE: EAST MEATS WEST
New works by the ever-fabulous Heyd Fontenot are shown in conjunction with an exhibition by Louie Cordero (whose work was recently featured, you may recall, in Giant Robot magazine). Through Nov. 15.
Art Palace, 2109 Cesar Chavez, 496-0687.
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ARTAMICI FINE ART GALLERY
is featuring work by artists from Argentina, Mexico, Chile, and Peru; paintings by Augustina Rodriguez, Oscar Riquelme, and Pablo Taboada; drawings by Gilberto Ramirez; and metal sculpture by Augusto Brocca.
ArtAmici Fine Art Gallery, 78 San Marcos, 457-0171.
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ARTHOUSE AT THE JONES CENTER: DANIEL BOZHKOV
Curated by Regine Basha and Diana Block, this is the first major survey for the Bulgarian-born, New York-based artist. Through Oct. 22.
Arthouse, 700 Congress, 453-5312.
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ARTSPOKEN GALLERY: EMERGENCE
Six women explore the artist within. Reception: Fri., Oct. 20, 6-8pm. Exhibition: Oct. 17-28.
Artspoken Gallery, 1507 W. Koenig Lane.
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ATELIER 3-D
is a sculptors' studio featuring ceramics, plaster, resin, and more; with indoor and outdoor art. 2209 Pasadena, 374-0580.
www.atelier3-d.com
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AUSTIN ART GLASS
This glassblowing studio and gallery offers functional and decorative glass art, as well as glassblowing classes and free demonstrations.
Austin Art Glass, 1608 S. Congress, 916-4527.
www.austinartglass.com
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BLANTON MUSEUM OF ART
Rembrandt's 400 The Blanton celebrates the 400th anniversary of Rembrandt van Rijn's birth, with works by the artist and his peers. Through Dec. 10. 16th Century Genoese Master Luca Cambiaso Here's a rare opportunity to see more than 60 paintings and 80 drawings by this fascinating artist. Through Jan. 14.
Blanton Museum of Art, MLK & Congress, 471-7324.
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BLANTON MUSEUM: WORKSPACE: CRISTIAN SILVA
Silva presents his Black Sun/Green Flamingo, a new and challenging large-scale pictorial piece. Through Dec. 31.
Blanton Museum of Art, MLK & Congress, 471-7324.
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BLUE MOON GLASSWORKS
Unique handmade glass art and jewelry made by the staff and friends of the studio.
Blue Moon Glassworks, 108 W. 43rd.
www.austinbluemoon.com
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CORONADO STUDIOS
The Serie Project, a nonprofit Latino arts organization hosted by Coronado Studios, produces, promotes, and exhibits serigraph prints created by diverse artists.
Coronado Studio & Gallery, 6601 Felix Ave., 385-3591.
www.serieproject.org
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CREATIVE RESEARCH LAB: ALL TOGETHER NOW
Recent work by alumni at UT's Department of Art and Art History. Through Oct. 28.
Creative Research Laboratory, 2832 E. MLK, 322-2099.
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D BERMAN: LAUREN LEVY
continues her intriguing exploration of human and animal forms created with buttons and wire. Unique and beautiful work! Through Nov. 11.
D Berman Gallery, 1701 Guadalupe, 477-8877.
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DIBONA STUDIO
Here's a studio/gallery devoted exclusively to the work of Joyce DiBona, including her newest oil paintings and a sculptural tattoo series.
DiBona Studio, 404 W. Milton, 851-2646.
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EYE CONTACT ART
showcases the work of Joshua Garcia and others. 12400 Amherst #102.
825-8577.
www.eyecontactart.com
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FIELDING LECHT GALLERY: THE WORLD OF LACQUER
is a diverse exhibition of the beauty and versatility of Vietnamese lacquer, highlighting the work of artists Nhat Tran and Tran Hoang Son. Through Oct. 20.
Fielding Lecht Gallery, 708 Congress, 476-0044.
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FIRE ISLAND HOT GLASS STUDIO
specializes in functional and decorative works in glass for home and garden. Glassblowing demos: Saturdays, 9am-noon.
Fire Island Hot Glass Studios, 3401 E. Fourth, 389-1100.
www.fireislandglass.com
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FRANCOIS PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY
presents the photographic work of Kim Francois.
Francois Photography Gallery, 309-B Bowie, 320-0072.
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GALLERY LOMBARDI: FABRICATED
Featured artists: 100% Birgitta Bjerke, Jenny Hart, and Whitney Lee. Crochet Concoctions, embroidery, and latch-hook rugs reach new heights of expression. Through Oct. 21.
Gallery Lombardi, 910 W. Third, 481-1088.
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HARRY RANSOM CENTER: FELIKS TOPOLSKI
In 1959, the Center commissioned this Polish-born British artist to create 20 portraits of the twentieth-century's greatest living British authors, including W.H. Auden, T.S. Eliot, Graham Greene, and Edith Sitwell. Completed between 1959 and 1962, this exhibition marks the first time Popolski's complete set of paintings have been presented together. Through Dec. 31.
Harry Ransom Center, 300 W. 21st, 471-8944.
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KATHY WOMACK GALLERY
features works by native Texan Kathy Womack.
Kathy Womack Gallery, 411 Brazos #100.
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LA PENA: LOS 4 AMIGOS
Ed Acuña, Sam Coronado, Oscar Galvan, and Andrew J. Saldaña: These four artists are not only friends but also professors of art at ACC. Through Oct. 27.
La Pena Gallery, 227 Congress, 477-6007.
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MASS: 20MB
brings more than 20 diverse video artists – including Mike Smith, Oliver Herring, and Paul Pfeiffer – to one fierce venue. The works have one thing in common: None are bigger than 20 megabytes. Through Nov. 9. 916 Springdale (next to the Blue Theatre).
www.massgallery.org
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MICAEL PRIEST: NAKED UNDER HIS CLOTHES
The artist responsible for so many classic music posters; a former art director of the Armadillo World Headquarters; a consummate professional skilled in caricature and typography; the man who codified just what a "cosmic cowboy" could be: These are all Micael Priest, whose decades' worth of brilliant work is now on exhibit at the South Austin Museum of Popular Culture and nearly mind-croggling in its scope. Through Oct. 29.
South Austin Museum of Popular Culture, 1516-B S. Lamar, 440-8318.
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MITCHIE'S FINE BLACK ART
has an eclectic selection of African and African-American artwork and craft items on display.
Mitchie's Fine Black Art & Gift Gallery, 6406 N. I-35 #2800, 323-6901.
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OKAY MOUNTAIN: DROPPIN' DRAWERS
Drawings and other works on paper by 16 artists from across the United States and as far away as Paris bring together a unique survey of work and a diverse range of artists. Through Nov. 11.
Okay Mountain, 1312 E. Cesar Chavez Ste. B.
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PHOTOGECKO STUDIOS
presents an array of film/digital artist John Campbell's black-and-white photographs. Monthly First Thursday events debut new images along with live music.
PhotoGecko Studios, 1413 S. First, 797-9375.
www.photogecko.com
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SLUGFEST: ASHLEY NASON
Inventive drawings and mixed media prints combine lithography, monoprinting, screenprinting, and other techniques to create dreamlike images. Through Nov. 11.
Slugfest Gallery, 1906 Miriam, 477-7204.
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ST. EDWARDS: QUEEN TAKES ALL: A SONG FOR PAULA
features the works of T. Paul Hernandez. Through Nov. 5.
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STEPHEN L. CLARK GALLERY: SEAN PERRY
features photographs from Perry's "Transitory" series. This is the first time all three segments have been shown together – The Concrete, The Abstract, The Electrical – with four large-scale prints from each segment serving as the center of the exhibit. "Transitory: The Abstract," published by Cloverleaf Press, will be previewed during the opening. Gallery Talk: Thu., Oct. 5, 7pm. Exhibition: Through Oct. 19.
Stephen L. Clark Gallery, 1101 W. Sixth, 477-0828.
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STUDIO 107: THE IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL OF DRAWING
Nancy Brown, Jason Buchanan, Terra Goolsby, Takako Tanabe, and Jessie Tong create refined compositions with elegance and ease, evoking the timelessness of this labor-intensive craft. Through Oct. 31.
Studio 107, 411 Brazos #107, 477-9092.
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THE RUSSELL COLLECTION: EXPANSION GALLERY
After four years at their Arboretum location, here comes an additional location to showcase the collection's ever-expanding holdings. Featured painters include Picasso, Chagall, and Matisse. A large selection of recently acquired paintings will include work by Ray Donley, Maxine Price, Oscar Riquelme, Jennifer Balkan, Tim Howe, and others.
The Russell Collection on Sixth, 1137 W. Sixth, 342-0747.
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THE STASH: THE FAERY ART SHOW
Featuring works from Karen Sorensen, Cherie Weaver, Ismael Cavazos, Dannie Knowles, J. Muzac, Tony Sansevero, Neely Stewart, and Mactiferous. Event opens with a faery scavenger hunt, crafts, and storytelling for kids. Through Oct. 29.
The Stash, 2209-J S. First, 448-7707.
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UMLAUF SCULPTURE GARDEN: FIRST CONTEMPORARY EXHIBIT
The Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum celebrates its 15th anniversary with overview of the unique and stunning work of Austin sculptor Hank Waddell. The artist will also instruct during a Sculptor to Be workshop: Sat., Nov. 4, 1:30pm-3pm. Exhibit: Through Nov. 26.
Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum, 605 Robert E. Lee, 445-5582.
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VOLITANT GALLERY: U-GENICS
Terri Thomas is featured in her first Texas
solo exhibition, revealing to viewers the
complicated social dynamics of femininity in an era of image saturation. Kind of like Barbies Gone Wild, but brilliantly. Through Nov. 12.
Volitant Gallery, 320 Congress #100, 236-1240.
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WOMEN & THEIR WORK: WIDE OPEN WIDE
A solo exhibition by San Antonio artist Joey Fauerso is a multimedia experience exploring the world of animation. Her frame-by-frame paintings seem to come alive as they move across the screen and interact with each other. Through Nov. 11.
Women & Their Work, 1710 Lavaca, 477-1064.
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WOMEN PRINTMAKERS OF AUSTIN: MULTIPLE ORIGINALS XI
The theme of this year's annual exchange portfolio is "Duality of Nature," allowing for explorations of opposites: light/dark,
heaven/earth, natural/artificial. Through Oct. 30. Dougherty Arts Center,
Dougherty Arts Center, 1110 Barton Springs Rd., 397-1468.
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YARD DOG: MEMPHIS PAINT
The fall season begins with a batch of new down-home funky paintings from Memphis artist/musician Lamar Sorrento: paintings of his music & pop culture heroes, from Bob Dylan and Chuck Berry to the fictional Andy of Mayberry. Through Oct. 20.
Yard Dog Folk Art, 1510 S. Congress, 912-1613.
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Spaces
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ARTURO'S UNDERGROUND CAFE: COLOR AND TEXTURE
new abstracts by Nancy Lay. Through Oct. 13.
Arturo's Underground Cafe, 314 W. 17th, 469-0380.
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ARTWORKS GALLERY
features tropical butterflies artfully displayed in plexiboxes designed by GW Clark.
Artworks Gallery, 1214 W. Sixth, 472-1550.
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ATELIER 3-D
The former Austin Sculpture Center hosts an open house for public viewing. Wednesdays & Thursdays, 4-10pm.
Atelier 3-D, 2209 Pasadena, 374-0580.
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BELLA BLUE
Original paintings and mixed media art by Stephanie Nance are displayed in this gallery-in-a-boutique. 2213 S. First.
www.bellablueaustin.com
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BETH MCELHANEY GALLERY
Handmade jewelry par excellence is available at this space shared with Pro-Jex Gallery in South Austin. 1710 S. Lamar Ste. B.
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CALZADILLA STUDIO GALLERY
features the colorful works of Rick Calzadilla, by appt.
Calzadilla Studio Gallery, 801 W. 17th, 567-3361.
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CONNEXION CAFE: SUE MEURER AND CONNIE BORDLE
Through Nov. 4.
Connexion Cafe, 7600 Woodrow, 454-6641.
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CREATIVE ARTS SOCIETY: POINT OF VIEW
Annual juried show. Oct. 1-28.
Barnes & Noble South, 5601 Brodie, 892-3493.
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CROFTS ORIGINAL
presents new jewelry in gold and silver by local artist Michelle Podell of Zahava Kala.
Crofts Original, 1714 S Congress, 445-6308.
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CSR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
features photography and original works on canvas by Texas author and artist Christopher Rogers. 1709 San Antonio Street #8.
653-9938.
www.csrentertainment.com
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CULTURAS DE ARTE
is a new gallery featuring Mexican folk art (statues, paintings, home decor, masks, and more) as well as unique works by proprietor Julian Orozco.
Culturas de ARTe, 3311 N. I-35 Ste. C, 473-2302.
www.artcultures.com
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CYPRESS GRILL: CORA DRAKE
Works in oil, pastels, watercolor, ink, and mixed media … by a 92-year-old Austinite. Through Nov. 2.
Cypress Grill, 4404 W. William Cannon Ste. L, 358-7474.
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DECOLA & EUSEBI GALLERY
is a working studio and gallery of stained & leaded glass and mosaics artwork. 701 Tillery, Ste. A-11, 389-2266.
www.decola-eusebi.com
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DW BURKARD: AT THE GARDEN'S GATE
These meditative and spiritually inspired works draw heavily on themes of East Indian and Latin American cultures. Through Nov. 30. Garden District, 2810 S. Congress.
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EL SOL Y LA LUNA
features the Dia de los Muertos art of Federico Archuleta. Through Nov. 4.
El Sol y la Luna, 1224 S. Congress, 444-7770.
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FAIRHURST GALLERY
Features paintings by Ava Sharifian, woodcrafts by Coleman Kelly, and jewelry by Sasha Murphy.
Fairhurst Gallery, 5453 Burnet, 323-0650.
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FAWTEL ART
showcases photo and graphic impressionism by A.J. Montrose.
Fawtel Art, 447-2790.
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GREEN MUSE CAFE: ACCIDENTAL ALTARS
Paintings by Paige Moore. Through Oct. 31.
Green Muse Cafe, 519 W. Oltorf, 912-7789.
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IF+D: STRICTLY NEW ORLEANS
Opening at the interior design studios of IF+D, Suzie Persky's series of color photographs explore the rich culture of New Orleans. Reception: Sat., Oct. 21, 3-6pm.
Exhibition: Oct. 18-Nov. 18. 208 Colorado, 469-0870.
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INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF AUSTIN: INTERNATIONAL NEOSYMBOLIST
Hosted by AVAA, this international touring exhibit debuts in Austin before touring to Denmark in November and on to the Czech Republic in January. Through Oct. 26. 201 E. Second.
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JOHN HENRY FAULK CENTRAL LIBRARY: AVENUE OF THE STRONGEST
Commemorates 9/11 with a photo exhibit by New York photographer Mark Roddenberry. Through Nov. 11.
John Henry Faulk Central Library, 800 Guadalupe, 499-7300.
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PINK: PINK WOMEN
David Ohlerking presents a series designed specifically for the ladies. Through Nov. 1.
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ROADHOUSE RELICS
is a vintage-neon gallery and studio where artist Todd Sanders creates neon signs, eye-popping carnival banners, and other tributes to U.S. popular culture.
Roadhouse Relics, 1720 S. First, 442-6366.
www.roadhouserelics.com
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RUTA MAYA: PASCAL SIMON
presents new mosaic works. Through Oct. 22.
Ruta Maya, 3601 S. Congress Ste. D-200, 707-9637.
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SEA OF BEADS: CHRIS MOTHS
Beautiful origninal watercolors. Through Nov. 31. 2438 Anderson, 533-9090.
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SPAZIO BY LYTLE PRESSLEY
presents landscapes by Brad Hart, abstract works by Sergio Rodriguez, and nature paintings by Monica Araoz.
Spazio by Lytle Pressley, 1214 W. Sixth, 474-5768.
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TEXAS CAPITOL VISITORS CENTER: A TEJANO SON OF TEXAS
documents the exciting history of Jose Policarpio "Polly" Rodriguez and his experiences as a rancher, soldier, judge, Texas Ranger, and minister. Through Nov. 25.
Capitol Visitors Center, 112 E. 11th, 305-8400.
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WATERLOO WATERCOLOR GROUP: ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBIT
Juried by Joe Fettingus. Through Oct. 29.
North Hills Gallery, 7050 Village Center Dr., 345-1743.
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ZILKER PARK: NATIVE WATERS, SACRED SPRINGS
SPLASH! presents an exhibit about our indigenous people – the Tonkawa, Caddo, Comanche, and Karankawa – and their relationships to these waterways in the only museum dedicated to aquifers and springs. Sheffield Education Center is located in the Barton Springs bathhouse at Zilker Park. Through Oct. 31.
Sheffield Education Center, 2201 Barton Springs Rd..
Free.
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THE CATHEDRAL OF JUNK
is approximately 60 tons of junk wired together over 15 years to form intricate towers and rooms in the back yard of an, we guess you might say, average South Austin home. Hours: Sundays, 11am-2pm, or by appt.
Cathedral of Junk, 4422 Lareina, 299-7413.
www.keepaustinweird.com
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Creative Opportunities
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AVAA: STUDIO RENTAL
Affordable artist studios available, central Austin. Historic building, natural light, utilities paid. Private studio: $395 monthly; Shared, $170.
www.avaaonline.org
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DIVERSEARTS
is gearing up for its 17th annual Austin Jazz and Arts Festival. They're seeking volunteers to assist with pre-production and various responsibilities during the event. All inquires should be addressed to Harold McMillan via e-mail, and specify "Volunteer" in the subject line.
DiverseArts Little Gallery, 1705 Guadalupe #234, 477-9438.
info@diversearts.org
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FLATBED: BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY/DARKROOM TECHNIQUES
Flatbed is adding a new photo class and a darkroom open shop! Check into this class taught by Heidi Schleink, and you might fall in love with film all over again.
Flatbed Press, 2830 E. MLK, 477-9328.
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JORDAN GALLERY & STUDIOS
Located in the retail section of Main Street in Smithville, Texas, this 1909 building has been completely remodeled and is now available for studio rental. Contact the proprietors via e-mail.
Jordan Gallery & Studios, 657-2491.
jordangallery@austin.rr.com
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MEXIC-ARTE MUSEUM: CALL FOR ENTRIES, PROCESSION VOLUNTEERS, WORKSHOP ARTISTS AND COMMUNITY ALTARS
Artists, citizens and/or community-based organizations who are interested in the installation of temporary altars to be included in the Main Gallery, exhibition entitled Día de Los Muertos, from
October 13-November 5, 2006. Mexic-Arte Museums'annual Día de Los Muertos Procession and Celebration is scheduled for Sat., Oct. 28, 5pm. Call Leslie Moody Castro for more information.
480-9373 x30.
www.mexic-artemuseum.org
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WEDDING CAKE LIBERATION FRONT
Wars are won one cake at a time, so don't let all those gay marriage defeats get you down. San Antonio artist Gene Elder asks, "Isn't it time we had a cake off?" Bake your best wedding cake between now and the November election! E-mail for more information.
elder4tomato@yahoo.com
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