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Austin Chronicle
Article • November 19, 2015
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| Link | Making the Most of EAST |
| Description | Ten tips to help you keep your head in the crush of the East Austin Studio Tour |
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Some of EAST's key players such as Splinter Group, Big Medium at Canopy, Museum of Human Achievement, Pump Project, and Big Medium at Bolm Studios are all within walking distance of one another (well, a long walk in some cases). These studio hubs contain a considerable majority of EAST artists and a broad range of kinds of art. You'll be able to visit the studios of printmakers, jewelers, painters, sculptors, photographers, and everything in between. If you plan to make only a few stops on EAST, visit one of these studio spaces.
