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culture & ideas
Teach 'strengths and weaknesses' of evolution? See that bet and raise it June 21, 2008
Those useless humanities Jan. 8, 2008



architecture & urbanism

McNay Art Museum's Stieren Center for Exhibitions: Jean Paul Viguier's pure Modernist addition is all about the light
June 13, 2008






1221 Broadway Lofts: Making an introvert gregarious
June 2, 2008



Austin's Long Center for the Performing Arts:
Right space, wrong place April 28, 2008

Configured for concerts, Austin's new Dell Hall still sounds like an opera house  May 24, 2008

Notes from the Congress for the New Urbanism's conference in Austin April 18, 2008
CNU XVI: New Urbanist guru thrashes Austin six ways from Sunday April 10, 2008
Transportation Choices Forum: Some gaps remain in our "Smart Growth" smarts (March 30, 2008)

Jubilee Outreach/Wigodsky & Assoc.: Designing within the system
Plus: Big Grass Bamboo: Cinderella story (March 2, 2008)




What to expect in performing arts center? The picture is cloudy (Feb. 16, 2008)
Windcrest Village: Duany brings New Urbanism to Old Sprawl (Jan. 30, 2008)

music
Cactus Pear 4: Two auspicious new works close festival July 21, 2008
Cactus Pear 3: A centrist and lyrical American program July 18, 2008
Vocally, 'Tosca' eludes San Antonio Opera's grasp June 28, 2008
Verdi's Requiem in Austin: Text at the fore, the music resounds June 22, 2008
Olmos Ensemble: Obscure music, lustrous performances June 4, 2008
SA Symphony: Rachleff bids adieu with all cylinders firing May 31, 2008
SA Symphony: Frank dazzles, Frautschi sizzles, Berlioz fizzles May 10, 2008
Composers Alliance: Points of view about order, illness May 6, 2008
Camerata San Antonio: Tales of beauty, youth, death and life April 26, 2008
New theater is double-edged sword  for Austin "Carmen" April 20, 2008
SA Symphony with Gaffigan: High-def, low-ego Beethoven and Ives April 12, 2008
SA Chamber Choir: Enlarging the space of music April 7, 2008
SA Symphony, Campestrini, Sant'Ambrogio: Moments of truth, and beauty April 5, 2008
Camerata: Switching from servant to master, sometimes well March 31, 2008
Violinist Elina Vähälä: Fine Finnish finish in the details March 26, 2008
SOLI with dance: Imperfect but intriguing collaboration March 19, 2008
Turtle Island String Quartet: Recombinant (musical) DNA March 17, 2008
 S.A. Symphony, music of Led Zeppelin: Stairway to bloat (March 9, 2008)
Samuel Adler tribute: An American pragmatist and his progeny (Feb. 28, 2008)
Camerata, Ken-David Masur: The conductor sings, beautifully (Feb. 25, 2008)
Orion String Quartet: Beethoven informs a new work, and vice versa (Feb. 18, 2008)
SA Symphony, James Galway: Piper must be paid, but by whom? (Feb. 16, 2008)
SA Symphony, Boyd, Kirshbaum: Generous Dvorak, soaring Brahms (Feb. 9, 2008)
SA Symphony, Seaman, Yang: Deep pleasure in fastidious focus (Feb. 2, 2008)
SA Opera's "L'elisir d'amore": Pathos rises through the froth (Jan. 26, 2008)
Trio Solisti, clarinetist Alan Kay: Linking plain and Parnassus (Jan. 21, 2008)
Peter Serkin with the  SA  Symphony (Jan. 19, 2008)
Lawrence Brownlee: Stylish and agile young tenor  (Jan. 16, 2008)
SOLI at Blue Star: Six living American composers (Jan. 11, 2008)

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