Meet #bossbabesATX's Fall URL Resident Artist DJ Mahealani
The first mermaids were a strike of inspiration — the culmination of influences DJ Mahealani had waded through along her way in life. The artist discusses how the magical, musical creatures came to be.
Market Preview: The 2017 craftHER Fall Gift Guide
A round-up of gift ideas, from us to you, to help you along your merry retail way as you get ready for craftHER this weekend. Join us this Sunday, October 1, where you can shop all of the vendors featured below.
We Asked: How Do You Define Culture?
It's a quick shorthand to use culture as a channel for identity. At our August meet, we asked, how do you define one of the things that defines you?
September Tarotscopes from Solaris the Hii Priestess
It's Virgo season, y'all. Solaris the Hii Priestess breaks down what vibes you can expect for the month of September.
Behind the Movement: Unity in Color's Austin Edition
This week, we released the photos for Austin's Unity in Color group portrait. Together, we commit to moving towards a collective future inclusive of women of color, transgender women & men, women with disabilities & women from all ages, religious faiths and backgrounds. Different cities worldwide have joined the #UnityInColor movement and we're proud to share the Austin edition!
Lifestyle Design and Culture Change: #bossbabesatx x Aceable (Session 2)
On August 31 at REVELRY's new space, we hosted the second event in our three-part summer installation of SHE TALKS with Aceable. There will be one more session in this series; stay tuned!
How to Help Southeast Texas: The Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
We’re heartbroken by the devastation happening in southeast Texas and heartbroken for the people in our community who hail from Houston and the surrounding areas.
We know you are too, and, like you, we want to help.
We Asked: How Do You Care For Yourself?
We asked: how do you practice self-care? You answered.
On Black Art, Being Self-Taught and Embracing Inconsistency: "Meet Her Hands" with Multimedia Arist Neta Bomani
Bomani's pieces will be on display at the Elisabet Ney Museum through Sept. 6.
HerStory: Elisabet Ney, Sculptor
One of Austin’s most great, prolific sculptors — an artist who created figures of great, prolific men — wore pants. This was back in the late 19th century, making it a big thing that the artist, Elisabet Ney, was a woman.