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Art for the People: Coronado Studio Serie Prints for the Masses

By Valerie Menard Appreciating a work of art is one thing, owning artwork is quite another, or so it would seem. Popularized in the 1960s by artists like Andy Warhol, silkscreen prints, or serigraphs,...

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La Peña Gathers Support for Local Latino Artists

By A.J. Ortega Upon entering La Peña, one of Austin’s premiere non-profit arts organizations, you are engulfed with the sights and colors of old Mexico. Everything from paletas, bottles of Jarritos...

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Mexic-Arte Museum Offers Insight about Mexican, Latino and Latin American Art...

By Erica Molina Sunlight filters lazily through the windows of the antique Mexic- Arte building, illuminating the distinctive collections of art on the walls. Traditional Latin American paintings are...

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Ballet East Exposes East Austin Youth to the Arts

By Denise Rodriguez Known for having a well-developed arts scene featuring popular art institutions such as the Mexic-Arte Museum, La Peña, and the Mexican American Cultural Center, Austin is a diverse...

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Roén Salinas and the Aztlan Dance Company

By Julie Chapa For more than 35 years, Academia Aztlan and the Aztlan Dance Company have been a breeding ground for the cultivation of Latin dance in Austin. Throughout its history, artistic director...

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Artistic Chameleon Rupert Reyes Leads Teatro Vivo

By Nicolas Sabala When Teatre Vivo was founded in January of 2000 in Austin, not only was a love of theatrics and drama revealed by artistic director Rupert Reyes and his wife JoAnn Carreon-Reyes, who...

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