Austin Art All Over Local artists have solo exhibitions around Texas. [12-29-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Rockin Scriptmas! Why limit yourself to books? Give a script for this Christmas. [12-15-97] — Robert Faires & Adrienne Martini, AUSTIN CHRONICLE They Knew What They Liked Herbert & Dorothy Vogel's immense art collection visits the University of Texas. [12-08-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE O Solo Me-O Funnyman Rob Nash returns to Austin. [12-01-97] — J.C. Shakespeare, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Ever the Spoils Dramas at St. Edward's and UT highlight mythology surrounding women as warriors. [11-24-97] — Adrienne Martini, AUSTIN CHRONICLE "The Trojan Women" Review: "The Trojan Women." [11-24-97] AUSTIN CHRONICLE "The Love of the Nightingale" Review: "The Love of the Nightingale." [11-24-97] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Imagining the Scene Set designer Christopher McCollum discusses his craft. [11-17-97] — Adrienne Martini, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Ready for My Close Up Kathy Dunn-Hamrick's Close Ups gets the most out of a small dance space. [11-10-97] — Stephanie Beauchamp, AUSTIN CHRONICLE sidebar: Other Voices on Michael Ray Charles sidebar: Other Voices on Michael Ray Charles. [10-27-97] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Painting Race Michael Ray Charles' racially charged paintings are stirring up controversy and acclaim. [10-27-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Pool Partiers Esther's Follies celebrates 20 years of making Austin laugh. [10-13-97] — Robert Faires, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Summer of Laugh 1997 has been a banner year for Austin comics. [10-06-97] — Adrienne Martini, AUSTIN CHRONICLE sidebar: Laura House sidebar: Laura House. [10-06-97] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Watching Art Grow Sydney Yeager's AMOA exhibit allows viewers to see her works as they progress. [09-22-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Untrained Wonders A UT exhibition of self-taught "folk" artists proves that formal art training isn't the only path to great art. [09-15-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Collecting as Affliction For Philip Dempsey, art collecting is a disease, and he's not seeking a cure. [08-25-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Ripping the Shrew Austin's Rude Mechanicals troupe delves into the issue of sexism in Shakespeare. [08-18-97] — Adrienne Martini, AUSTIN CHRONICLE A Patron Though Poor Clint Boelsche isn't your typically well-heeled art collector. [08-11-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE "What I Wanted" A look at obsessive art collector Chuck Cooper. [07-28-97] — Rebecca S. Cohen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE More Arts Features Archives...
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