Thousands of years ago, Egyptians used papyrus to write their documents and letters alongside their day-to-day lives. Now, papers people once considered trash are collected and studied by scholars, allowing...

When asked about print media, some people say it’s dead. Zine Fest proves the opposite.  GLAZE, an independent Austin-based publication, hosted the Eulogy of the Independent Zine event on Saturday...

Films rolled across the big screen, featuring diverse casts with representation for those with autism, mobility impairments and other disabilities while exploring family relationships, navigating stereotypes...

From cubist paintings to data-driven creations, the Blanton Museum of Art celebrates both modernism and the modern through two new, innovative and expertly curated collections.  Opening to the public...

Up until the passage of the 1988 Women’s Business Ownership Act, women in the United States could not start their own business without a male cosigner. Now, women own more than 14 million businesses,...

After months of renovation, the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library unveiled the updated fourth floor exhibit on March 7, showcasing the 36th president’s life and time in office. Lara Hall, the museum...

Every March, UT’s Latinx Pop Lab transforms Patton Hall’s Julius Glickman Conference Center into a haven for underrepresented creatives. BIPOC PoP, which stands for Black, Indigenous, people of color,...

A painted image of a smiling man complete in striped suit and wide sombrero next to a guitar covers the window of a small building at the intersection of Congress Avenue and Fifth Street. Inside the building,...

“Holding Spaces,” a photography exhibit, honors Black-owned businesses across Austin through portraits and interviews by Steven Hatchett, photographer and co-founder of local art nonprofit _OFCOLOR....

Every fall, hundreds of thousands of people flock to the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Dressed in a sea of burnt orange, fans move as one toward a spectacle of either glory or heartbreak almost...

Printmaking has two components: “contact,” where an artist designs an image on materials, such as wood or stone, and “pressure,” where ink-splayed designs are pressed onto a surface, making the...

Moments before an important presentation at her design firm, master's architecture student Sarah Grossman received a message from alumna Emerald Smith that she didn’t have time to process. It didn’t...