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Photo Gallery: ATX Museum Day

Miranda Revilla, Atahan Koksoy, Charlie Partheymuller, and Aaron Sullivan
September 26, 2024
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Miranda Revilla
Museum visitors walk through the art installation "Austin" by Ellsworth Kelly on Sept. 22, 2024.
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About the Contributor
Aaron Sullivan, Managing Editor
Aaron is a journalism and theater junior from Bastrop, Texas. He previously covered the city of Austin, its government and its politics for the news department. He has also worked in the Texan’s copy and photo departments. Outside of journalism, Aaron enjoys traveling, photography and hanging out with his cat, Magic.