In 2018, #bossbabesATX and Chulita Vinyl Club collaborated to present VOLUME, a collectively built library of vinyl, zines and prints from the communities intersecting women and nonbinary artists.

As we step into 2019, our team has three affirmations of resilience in mind. Feel free to hold yourself accountable to these mantras, too (and if you attend any of our upcoming programs, share your musings on them with us in-person!).

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).

Meet Austin-based creative and drag artist, Ruby Knight.

Today, we’re happy to introduce you to one of the evening’s artists, Austin-based creative Belladona.

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.

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.

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.

In this Q&A with Shah, we dig into self-funding, bringing awareness toward mental illness and her intentions with filmmaking.