
New East Austin art gallery honors its historically Black neighborhood
A new contemporary art space called Ostillo Art Foundation is opening on September 19 in Austin's historically Black Rosewood neighborhood. Located at 2600 Rosewood Ave., the venue will feature gallery space, a library, and an open-air performance area, and will become the permanent home of the East Side Kings Festival, a music festival celebrating African American blues, jazz, and gospel. The inaugural exhibition, "Masquerade," curated by founding director Sacha Zerbib, draws from the collection of local developer René Campos and includes works by 14 artists such as Glenn Ligon, Marlene Dumas, and Kader Attia, all exploring themes of identity, masks, and spectacle.


