The trio who created the “Austintatious” mural in 1973 as University of Texas art students in their early 20s, rendering weird hippie Austin in bright colors on the north outer wall of the ...

“We didn't always realize it was a lifetime job,” Kerry Awn said, laughing, as he and Tom Bauman and Rick Turner returned to repair their 1973 mural.

A nonprofit museum and a for-profit hotel make an unlikely team to promote art through giant mural in downtown Austin.

The Museum of the Weird is a fun way to spend an hour or so away from the mid-Texas heat. Located in the Lucky Lizard Curios ...

Do we need to get permission from the city of Austin to paint the mural or can we just do it? One of the many things that helps keep Austin weird are the cool, artistic murals located all around town.

Did you even go to Austin if you didn’t post about it? For a grid-worthy Instagram moment, stop by this colorful wall mural at 1720 S. 1st Street, inspired by a postcard from the 1940s. Snap a ...

Known variously as "the Daniel Johnston mural," "Jeremiah the Innocent," and "that weird frog thing near campus," the 30-year-old image has become an indelible of part of the Austin landscape: as ...

Officially called Austin's Backyard, the new Houston venue on 20th Street got some attention over the summer for its mural. By Emma Balter , Former Food Editor Updated Oct 19, 2022 7:37 a.m.

One of Austin's notorious longtime murals of a beloved Texas icon will soon be just a memory. A historic building, known for its nearly decade-old Willie Nelson wall art, is being demolished this ...