March/April 2008
The Fine Art of Fine Art
Dawn Chatoney has a love affair with clay. She wakes every morning longing to dig her fingers through mud. Clay stimulates her, inspires her,...
Little’s The Name Not the Vision
Nestled on a quiet, charming street atop a lush green hill in East Austin rests the historic French Legation Museum, a 160-year-old restored mansion...
A Rude Awakening
"We've come a long way since 'Pale Idiot."
It’s a momentarily jarring comment from Madge Darlington. Sipping a cocktail in an Eastside dive bar on...
The Art of Sake
Sake is at times ethereal, and at other times a cultural currency, but as with the other arts, in it we recognize that something...
Right on the Money: Staying Invested in the Stock Market
Last issue, we covered the first two cornerstones of investing: defining your goals and diversifying your investments. Now we will wrap up these foundations...
Metro Scene
Traditionally, men have been known to keep the same look that they've had since college. If you take a look in your closet, you...
Let The Sun Shine In
Do you remember when you were a kid, playing outside in the spring or summer and feeling a deep sense of happiness, strength and...
Wake Up and Smell the Progress!
“I just love people,” says Joshua Bingaman, giving out hugs and handshakes like some sort of Bohemian politician working a crowd, a wide grin...
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