There's a lot going on this weekend. Maker Faire, the Austin Film Festival(and the Austin String Band Festival).
On Saturday Night, there are a bunch of openings:
@ 1305 Position *NEW SPACE*
@ Art Palace
Peat Duggins: Black Room
8-10pm
@ CRL
FUTURE PROLOGUES:
The Compression of Post-Pop Narratives
into Non-Space and Pre-Time
6-9pm
Friday, October 17, 2008
Monday, October 6, 2008
2008 Austin Film Fest
The Austin Film Festival is approaching, and with over 190 films, panels, and parties around Austin, there's probably something for everyone. The Festival runs October 16th-23rd.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Everything's Going to be Okay - Young Latin American Artists 13
Opening Reception – Friday, October 3, 2008
Reception – 7:00-9:00 PM
Performance by Carlos Rosales-Silva – 8:00 PM
@
Mexic-Arte Museum
419 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701
Everything's Going to be Okay illustrates how moments of vulnerability can turn into our greatest strengths. The artists in this exhibition do not define themselves by the blood running through their veins or their ancestral history, but rather their personal histories. This exhibition, in its 13th year, features and challenges young Latino artists under the age of 35 to create and present their vision in a reexamination of social and aesthetic norms with new and experimental media.
Artists:
Luis David Contreras II (Mission, TX)
Adriana Garcia (San Antonio, TX)
Cardee Garcia (San Antonio, TX)
Gerardo Garcia (San Antonio, TX)
Christina Garza-Mitchell (Corinth, TX)
Ivan R. Lozano (Austin, TX)*
Nathan Orosco (Odessa, TX)
Carlos Rosales-Silva (Austin, TX)
Xochi Solis (Austin, TX)
Lupita Murillo Tinnen (Plano, TX)
Felix Anthony Trejo (Brownsville, TX)
David "Shek" Vega (San Antonio, TX)
*member of Austin Video Bee!
Curated by Leslie Moody Castro
Reception – 7:00-9:00 PM
Performance by Carlos Rosales-Silva – 8:00 PM
@
Mexic-Arte Museum
419 Congress Avenue Austin, TX 78701
Everything's Going to be Okay illustrates how moments of vulnerability can turn into our greatest strengths. The artists in this exhibition do not define themselves by the blood running through their veins or their ancestral history, but rather their personal histories. This exhibition, in its 13th year, features and challenges young Latino artists under the age of 35 to create and present their vision in a reexamination of social and aesthetic norms with new and experimental media.
Artists:
Luis David Contreras II (Mission, TX)
Adriana Garcia (San Antonio, TX)
Cardee Garcia (San Antonio, TX)
Gerardo Garcia (San Antonio, TX)
Christina Garza-Mitchell (Corinth, TX)
Ivan R. Lozano (Austin, TX)*
Nathan Orosco (Odessa, TX)
Carlos Rosales-Silva (Austin, TX)
Xochi Solis (Austin, TX)
Lupita Murillo Tinnen (Plano, TX)
Felix Anthony Trejo (Brownsville, TX)
David "Shek" Vega (San Antonio, TX)
*member of Austin Video Bee!
Curated by Leslie Moody Castro
EVERYTHING IN HEAVEN IS TV
PREVIEW SCREENING
Saturday, October 4th
8pm-10pm
Okay Mountain 1312 E. Cesar Chavez, Ste. B, Austin, TX 78702
EIHITV is a new public access series created in part by local artist
collective The Totally Wreck Production Institute. With influences
ranging from The Electric Company and Solid Gold to TV Party and MTV,
EIHITV presents a variety show experience promoting a neofuturefringe
community and active art/music/performance/video/et cetera
experimentation via the medium of television. The first episode (which
we will be screening) features a live studio performance by dance diva
Tummy Toast, animation by art collective Paper Rad, and more. The
preview gathering will also include music by DJ Jaunty, refreshments,
and hot raffle prizes!
EIHITV will air Sundays at 7pm on Channel 16, from October through January.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
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