September 10 - January 5, 2014
Magnum Photos photographers have produced some of the most memorable images of the last century, shaping history and revolutionizing photography's influence on modern culture. Founded in 1947, it was the first cooperative agency to be established and operated by photographers.
Austin Film Festival announces A Conversation with David Magee, writer of Life of Pi and Finding Neverland, on adaptation, writing for imaginative worlds, and using [...]
Photographer David Levinthal presents Toying with the Truth a talk presenting examples from his work from the last 40 years. Levinthal uses found toys and other objects [...]
This exhibition explores the career of photographer Arnold Newman (1918–2006), who created iconic portraits of some of the most influential innovators, celebrities, and cultural figures [...]
The Ransom Center hosts Jed Perl, Art Critic for The New Republic, for a discussion about the state of the art world and the future [...]
When you drive on an interstate highway, attend a multimedia Broadway show, or watch a football game in an all-weather stadium, you owe a debt [...]
As part of their Postcards from America tour, five Magnum photographers discuss photography and ways to picture America. In the first of a series of [...]
Discovering the Language of Photography: The Gernsheim Collection draws from the collection of Helmut and Alison Gernsheim. The exhibition features masterpieces from photography’s first 150 [...]
Making Movies features original scripts, storyboards, production photos, call sheets and screenplays from the Ransom Center’s extensive film collections! The exhibition emphasizes the collaborative nature [...]
Edgar Allan Poe would be 200 this year. That’s as creepy as a ticking heart under the floorboards.
The Harry Ransom Center welcomes back one of its most famous and frequently borrowed art works, Frida Kahlo’s Self-portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird (1940). [...]
This exhibition celebrates the art of photographer Fritz Henle, and "coincides with the centenary of his birth in Germany. Featuring more than 125 seminal works [...]
The work of Beat culture artist Burgess Collins, better known as Jess, "explores his ongoing dialog between visual images and printed text. Imaginative collage works [...]
Dress Up: Portrait and Performance in Victorian Photography explores Victorian culture through the period
