Exhibits
about this program
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Posted on Tue Oct 18, 2016
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Posted on Tue Sep 20, 2016
TEXAS FOLKLIFE PRESENTS "WEAVERS AND SPINNERS SOCIETY OF AUSTIN" EXHIBIT
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Posted on Fri Sep 9, 2016
Gallery Exhibit Opening: Weavers and Spinners Society of Austin
Sunday October 16th, 2pm-5pm
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Posted on Mon Aug 15, 2016
Taquerías of Southmost Gallery Exhibit
Texas Folklife Gallery
1708 Houston St / Austin, TX 78756
FREE and open to the public
Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm Monday-Friday and by appointment -
Posted on Wed Jul 27, 2016
TEXAS FOLKLIFE PRESENTS “TAQUERÍAS OF SOUTHMOST” EXHIBIT
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Posted on Mon Jul 18, 2016
Taquerías of Southmost Gallery Exhibit Opening
Wednesday August 10th
6pm-8pm
Texas Folklife Gallery
1708 Houston St / Austin, TX 78756
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Posted on Thu Jan 14, 2016
MECA - Multicultural Education and Counseling through the Arts - in Houston presents a photographic exhibition "Taquerias of Southmost" by Chuy Benitez. This exhibition explores the boundaries of cultural richness and dialogues that touch on authentic food and cultural identity. The photo exhibit was produced by Texas Folklife and the Brownsville Historical Association as part of a state-wide foodways survey funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Posted on Wed Nov 25, 2015
Texas Folklife presents Cigar Box Guitar Exhibit by Tomas Salas and W.T. Bryant
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Posted on Thu Jan 8, 2015
Texas Folklife friend and photographer Chuy Benitez was featured in the New York Times Blog LENS. We have featured Chuys' work in some of our most memorable exhibits like Taquerias of Southmost & Yard Art, as well as hosted his show "Pasatiempos de la Frontera" at our Austin,TX gallery. Most recently he photographed for our NEA funded foodways project in West Texas and is currently featured in the Bronx Documentary Center's "Miradas: Contemporary Mexican Photographers".
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Posted on Thu Apr 17, 2014
WHERE: Texas Folklife Gallery, 1317 S. Congress, Austin (behind Ten Thousand Villages)
WHEN: May 4 to September 1, 2014
Opening Reception – Sunday, May 4, 2:00 to 5:00 PM
Free and open to the public.