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This Radical Art Collection Is a Sign of Texas’s Reinvention

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This Radical Art Collection Is a Sign of Texas’s Reinvention
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In some ways, it was the type of event that happens everywhere in the international art world: a convivial gathering of well-heeled guests, free-flowing drinks, and representatives from major galleries including Lisson, Edel Assanti, and Thaddaeus Ropac. In others, it was unmistakably Texan: hefty picanha steaks sizzled over an open fire, while a honky-tonk band provided the soundtrack. Such was the opening of Ostillo, a new art foundation in Austin that opened in September, where, the following

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