Education
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Posted on Tue Mar 31, 2015
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Posted on Tue Mar 10, 2015Texas Folklife Announces "Stories from Deep in the Heart" 2015 Summer Institute and Reception ( Article )
TEXAS FOLKLIFE ANNOUNCES “STORIES FROM DEEP IN THE HEART” SUMMER INSTITUTE
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Posted on Mon Mar 2, 2015
Enjoy the finished audio stories by youth producers at Grisham Middle School during the 2014-15 school year. For this project in collaboration with "Stories from Deep in the Heart," students documented a wide range of folklife traditions, such as Norwegian and German family recipes in the U.S., the lives of community musicians and poets, and the artisan soap-making process.
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Posted on Fri Feb 27, 2015
I am proud to announce that I have been selected as a recipient for a 2015 Community Research Grant from The Humanities Institute at the University of Texas at A
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Posted on Tue Feb 24, 2015
Check out select pieces from our youth producers at Kealing Middle School Fall 2014 semester. Texas Folklife partnered with Austin's African American Heritage District Project to help document the history and living culture of this important area. Austin’s African American Cultural Heritage District comprises approximately six square miles of central east Austin.
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Posted on Fri Feb 20, 2015
LBJ Library Bass Lecture Hall Auditorium
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Posted on Fri Feb 6, 2015
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Posted on Mon Feb 2, 2015
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Posted on Fri Jan 16, 2015
“Stories from Deep in the Heart” 2015 Summer Institute for Teachers, Students & Administrators ( Event )
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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".