install for tx biennial
Exhibition Dates: April 9 – May 14, 2011
Friday, April 15
Individual Austin venues host openings and special artist performances,
with a suggested itinerary moving from downtown to East Austin.
5-8 pm
Downtown 816 Congress Avenue, Austin, TXdirectly across the street from the Austin Museum of ArtAn installation of my work, without your forgiveness, i am bound to what happened between us, is located in a suite on the 5th floor of 816 Congress Avenue. See you there!
Women &Their Work
1710 Lavaca StreetThe Visual Arts Center (VAC)
Department of Art and Art History at the University of Texas at Austin
23rd Street and Trinity Street7-10 pm
East Austin 1319 Rosewood Avenue
1319 Rosewood Avenue
7 pm performance by Ryder Jon Piotrs Nomadic Gallery
8 pm performance by TX★11 artist Brad Tucker aka Bad Trucker @ Trailer Space, across the street at 1401 Rosewood AvenueBig Medium
5305 Bolm Road, #12Pump Project Art Complex
702 Shady Lane
9 pm performance by Ryder Jon Piotrs Nomadic GallerySaturday, April 16
2-4:30pmLike a Whole Other Country? The State of Contemporary Art in Texas
A public panel at Blanton Museum of Art
co-presented by the Texas Biennial, Blanton and Art Lies.
Panelists include artist Margarita Cabrera; Curator of Contemporary Art and Special Projects at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Alison de Lima Greene; artist Trenton Doyle Hancock; contemporary art critic for the Los Angeles Times, David Pagel; and Effie Marie Cain Regents Chair in Art History at UT Austin, Richard Shiff; moderated by Texas Biennial Curator Virginia Rutledge.5-8pm Mexico Abre la Boca
Special installation by artist Margarita Cabrera in the parking lot on the southeast corner of 7th Street and Congress Avenue5-10pm Special Video Screening: 2011 Texas Biennial at TX★11 participating organization Arthouse at the Jones Center
7-10pm Celebrate! Party at Arthouse at the Jones Center in honor of all Biennial artists, venues and participating organizations statewide!
8pm performance by TX★11 artist Dion Laurent(ticketed admission — details at www.texasbiennial.eventbrite.com)
Throughout the opening weekend, the Community Room at Austin Museum of Art, downtown at 823 Congress Avenue, will serve as Texas Biennial information headquarters. View a slide show of participating organizations, and pick up venue maps.
http://www.texasbiennial.org/
hi Kathy, i've been following your work for quite a while now. has been influencing my final project that i'm working on just now. I'm an art student, living and studying in Scotland. it would be great if I could ask you a few simple questions about your work. do you have an email I can contact you on?