a crack in the leak
MASS Gallery 705 Gunter St, Austina crack in the leak is a group show based around concepts of permeability, protection, and ooze.
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a crack in the leak is a group show based around concepts of permeability, protection, and ooze.
The Healing Voice - Medicine Song Course is a 4-week course from October 16th - November 15th centering on the voice and discovering its powerful channel of healing for you. The voice holds our most inner feelings and is an avenue in which to move and express this energy. We will practice opening the voice […]
The Imagine Art Studio at St. Luke is open daily from 9 am - 4 pm for visitors to see our work with artists with disabilities in action in a […]
We will be offering tours of The Historic Millett Opera House to educate our fellow Texans and all visitors of the building historic significance. Tours are for all ages, and handicap access is available via the alley side entrance. Please call to confirm availability (Between 10am-11am and 2pm-4pm) due to special events and book your […]
Join us at Cloud Tree Auxillary for the Healing Sound Project's album release and immersive sound meditation. Music therapist, Andrea Cortez MM, MT-BC, and Sarah Jane Hargis will be releasing their second album together as the Healing Sound Project. Harp and various flutes will be accompanied with compelling audio-activated video projections. Bring a comfortable mat. […]
Join us at Cloud Tree Auxillary for the Healing Sound Project's album release and immersive sound meditation. Music therapist, Andrea Cortez MM, MT-BC, and Sarah Jane Hargis will be releasing […]
Pallbearer Press's House of Stuff celebrated its 3rd anniversary by throwing an event at The Little Darlin'. Tits Out were the featured band with special guest performer, Ritchie Stotts (Original […]
An opening night event for local Austin photographer Liz Moskowitz’s solo gallery show, A Path of Impermanence: lives along a highway expansion, at Future Front House. The exhibit documents the people, places, and landscapes impacted by the Capital Express Central I-35 highway expansion and includes archival photographic prints, interview quotes, and site-specific artifacts. Moskowitz’s images […]