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This Hamlet, collaboratively directed by the cast, invites the audience to really consider the themes Shakespearean audiences would've been confronted with: loss, grief, familial obligations, and whether ghosts are real […]
Join us for an Artist Talk & Closing Reception for “Renewed Visions”, a print-based solo exhibition by Sandra C. Fernández. Exploring humanity's ongoing struggle with violence and the resilience that […]
This is a 12-week bharata natyam Indian dance workshop leads to participants demonstrating in a lecture-demo and then sharing in a public performance on May 31/June 1 at Dougherty Arts […]
Join us for a transformative day of empowerment, creativity, and community at "Build Your Own Dreams: A Summit for Creatives of Color." This summit is designed to bridge the gap […]
“Grief is evidence of love, it is also a way of honoring our commitment to those who have died.” – bell hooks Don’t Cry For Me When I’m Gone is […]
Celebrate the 25th Annual Austin Tet Festival and the Year of the Snake! Vietnamese Lunar New Year Tet Festival - Tết Nguyên Đán When: Sunday, January 19 | 11 AM […]
At Anthropos Arts, we don’t believe in resolutions, just good vibes. Start 2025 on a high note by joining us on January 19th at Batch for “Fresh Year. Fresh Music.” […]
This Hamlet, collaboratively directed by the cast, invites the audience to really consider the themes Shakespearean audiences would've been confronted with: loss, grief, familial obligations, and whether ghosts are real or not. (They are, except when they're not.) Friday Jan 10: ASL Interpreted Night Tuesday Jan 14: Live-Captioned Subtitles in English and Spanish Ticket Types […]
“Grief is evidence of love, it is also a way of honoring our commitment to those who have died.” – bell hooks Don’t Cry For Me When I’m Gone is a photographic installation featuring Black Southern archives which elicit memories as well as feelings of grief and kinship in the artist and potentially the viewers […]
A gay performance artist, his video-artist best friend, and her sexually confused photographer boyfriend fall into a disorienting bisexual love triangle in Gregg Araki’s rarely-seen feature debut about “angst, despair, and coffee shops in the Modern World.” Made for $5,000 and shot across Los Angeles entirely at night (and without a crew), THREE BEWILDERED PEOPLE […]
This is a 12-week bharata natyam Indian dance workshop leads to participants demonstrating in a lecture-demo and then sharing in a public performance on May 31/June 1 at Dougherty Arts Theater. Open to anyone with intermediate/advanced skills in bharata natyam dance. Participants will learn rare choreography by 85 yr-old Mumbai based Pt VJ Pllai, the […]
The Music Mixer ATX is kicking off 2025 with a Songwriter Circle at Bula Tulum on Wednesday, Jan 22nd! Come meet some of the best up-and-coming songwriters from the live music capital of the world, featuring genres of all kinds from folk, to Americana, pop, R&B and soul. This project is funded in part by […]
