28 Apr 2013
Posted by Jessica Hudson 
If you've been lucky enough to take an international flight to or from Austin or if you happen to own your own private plane, you may have seen the larger than life, illuminated sculpture, “Mandala” at Austin Bergstrom Airport. The ten feet by ten feet sculpture greets visitors from around the world...
Read more → 21 Feb 2013
Posted by Jessica Hudson 
For over 30 years, Women & Their Work has provided an outlet for contemporary art by women in the Austin area and around Texas. Through their offerings and their gallery they continue to educate, inspire and support Texas women. Now, if you know a Texas woman, you know that she’s strong. You know...
Read more → 05 Feb 2013
Posted by Jessica Hudson 
You don’t have to be a movie nerd to appreciate the beauty and intricacies of a Mondo original movie poster. Mondo, known as the “collectible art boutique” for Alamo Drafthouse, celebrates its first year of permanent residence in a Central Austin gallery space this March, right in line with SXSW....
Read more → 15 Jan 2013
Posted by Jessica Hudson 
For the last several decades, Ballet Austin’s The Nutcracker, has captivated Austin audiences, young and old. For families all around the world and especially in Austin, the ballet is not just a holiday show, it’s a family tradition. The appeal of The Nutcracker is not only for the young, but also...
Read more → 07 Jan 2013
Posted by Lisa Mejia 
St. Elmo Soundstage is a 2,500 square foot warehouse in South Austin, complete with a soundstage that has invisible corners and a 25 foot wide photography studio. This sounds like heaven to any creative person, and that is exactly what Dave Wolfe and his wife Eva Strangelove had in mind when they...
Read more → 16 Dec 2012
Posted by Blair Barnett 
The Armadillo Christmas Bazaar has been an icon of the Austin holiday season for 37 years with its combination of art and live music. This year's event (December 12-24) will host 160 artists and artisans (stay tuned to Austin Fusion for art features) and will feature over 30 live music acts. A visit...
Read more → 12 Dec 2012
Posted by admin 
There are few words more synonymous with Austinite than “artistic”. And with that troupe comes the mental complexities of creating something out of nothing. Artist all over the world can identify with this inner turmoil. From the long reaches of Moscow, Russia, Maksym Kurochkin has written a relatable...
Read more → 12 Nov 2012
Posted by admin 
After shaking hands with a man with dog bones on his hat, my eyes were drawn to his creative vision realized: his digital paintings, displayed on the walls of The Blackheart, are innovative and incredibly intricate. Having already had a long, successful career as a painter, playwright, musician, and video...
Read more → 11 Nov 2012
Posted by Jessica Hudson 
If you talk to Julio Gonzalez about his business, United We Art, you’ll hear things like organic, American-made, and one for one. He talks about these aspects not because it's the latest hip and trendy business model but because he feels it’s the right thing to do; give back to his country and his local...
Read more → 29 Oct 2012
Posted by admin 
This week I had the chance to interview Olivia Chacon, who is the Artistic Director of A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble and Flamencura, a local school for Flamenco. In this short Q&A you can see that Olivia truly loves Flamenco in all it's forms. Learn about A'Lante's latest performance “The...
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