On Making Africa: A Continent Of Contemporary Design
Exclusively for women of color, this look at “Making Africa” featured a guided, private tour from the exhibit’s Associate Curator, Claire Howard, as well as an intimate discussion between Doyin Oyeniyi, journalist for the Texas Monthly and co-creator of Austin While Black, and Mercy Emelike (a #bbatx volunteer and community member).
On Deviant Undertones, Creating Queer Spaces For Expression And Drag: An Interview With Ruby Knight
Meet Austin-based creative and drag artist, Ruby Knight.
On Creative Entrepreneurship: A Guide For Side Hustlers From Two Women Artists
Understand your work and its value, as well as your own expectations, resources and needs.
On Ambition, Vibin' Performances and Unconventional Beauty: An interview with Belladonna
Today, we’re happy to introduce you to one of the evening’s artists, Austin-based creative Belladona.
On Care-taking, Creativity and Self-Care: An Essay on Parenthood and Gender Bias
For our Winter ‘18/’19 programming theme at #BBATX, we’re exploring resilience. We could not think of anyone more resilient than our parents, mothers, fathers, caretakers and caregivers.
On Music, Gothic Reggaeton And Caribbean Identity: An Interview With JEVA
In December 2018, #BBATX is partnering with Unbounded Agency, Thank You For Sweating and Red Bull Music to highlight some of the incredible performers in their upcoming showcase, Equal Axis. Today, we’re happy to introduce you to one of the evening’s artists, Austin-based creative JEVA.
On Ethical, Sustainable Budgeting: What You Spend Is What You Value
In this post, we explore some of the practical and emotional barriers that keep us from making money moves as creatives, professionals and small-business owners—and offer solutions.
On ‘Love Goes Through Your Mind:’ An Interview With Filmmaker Ronak Shah
In this Q&A with Shah, we dig into self-funding, bringing awareness toward mental illness and her intentions with filmmaking.
Breaking Records And Showing Up: A CraftHER Fall '18 Recap
WE ARE PRESENT. 🔥From 11 AM to 5 PM on Sunday, October 21, we hosted our fifth installment of craftHER Market. 3800+ attendees filled the space to shop local and support women and nonbinary artists.
We Are Present: On Fall 2018's Programming Theme
Over the next couple of months, from our meet-ups to SHE TALKS to craftHER Market, we’ll explore what it means to show up for our goals day-in and day-out. We’ll share the stories of historical icons and present-day leaders who motivate us to do the work—even when it’s tough. And we’ll deep dive into the creative spaces, communities and people that are working hard to make the City of Austin as vibrant as possible. Hope to see you soon.