Adreon Denson Henry
Amanda Julia Steinback
Amy Scofield
Emma Hadzi Antich
Laura Latimer
Leon Alesi
Mai Gutierrez
Ric Nelson
Sarah Fagan
Saul Jerome San Juan
Sean Ripple
Staci Maloney
Tammy West
No Outlet is a gallery of interventions and intentions at dead ends, sidewalk ends, cul-de-sacs, end of paths, and no outlets, dispersed across Austin.
Saul Jerome San Juan painted plein air at a no outlet off 360, on a road that has been reclaimed by a creek.
Saul Jerome San Juan, August 2020
Laura Latimer Micro-Enclosures (triptych)
2020
post-nature at a dead end in Allandale
Laura Latimer Micro-Enclosures (triptych)
2020
Sean Ripple a thieves’ tunnel through the tomb of time (detail)
2020
a single penny with a tinyurl was left on a pile of leaves at a barrier where two roads split. Ripple checked the installation regularly. If a penny disappeared, he replaces it along with a new tinyurl.
Adreon Henry It’s just a shot Away
2020
an A-frame playscape wrapped with a note of hope in Highland
Adreon Henry It’s just a shot Away
2020
Sarah Fagan Found While Walking
2015–2020
small sculptures made from objects found on the side of the road installed along a looping street that ends where it begins.
Sarah Fagan Found While Walking
2015–2020
"the litter goes back to the streets, reassembled in a way we may take more notice"
Sarah Fagan Found While Walking
2015–2020
Emma Hadzi Antich What is Wished For
2020
a box to collect wishes in Windsor Park
Emma Hadzi Antich What is Wished For
2020
"We are social creatures and without one another we cannot be whole. Missing each other is like missing a limb. We reach but do not find the thing we long to touch. By putting our longing to paper and then into this box, our wishes can touch, even when we cannot."
Mai Gutierrez PP01
2020
pine wood sculpture at the dead end of a new street off East MLK
Amanda Julia Steinback The Choir, The Calendar, and The Continuer.
2020
wire and spray paint over Tannehill Branch
Amanda Julia Steinback The Choir, The Calendar, and The Continuer.
inspired by a book of poems by Jim Harrison/Ted Kooser
Amanda Julia Steinback The Choir, The Calendar, and The Continuer.
"Isn’t it nice to think that when we’re fossils we’ll all be in the same thin layer of rock?"
Staci Maloney A Visitor from The Mutual Realm (unidentified landed object)
2020
between a street in East Austin
Amy Scofield Serendipity
2020
in a drainage tunnel near the end of East 6th
"Often, your curiosity leads you to answers for questions you didn’t know you had"
Leon Alesi Ancestors at an Impasse: The Personification of Transformational Freedom
2020
cedar posts salvaged from demolished neighborhood houses, vines, hose, rope, on land cleared at a no outlet that borders West Bouldin Creek
Leon Alesi Ancestors at an Impasse: The Personification of Transformational Freedom
2020
Tammy West Natural Healing
2020
Carolina jasamine fronds repair a human made cut in a creek bed
Organizer’s Statement
We can read the signage and roads of our City as texts: fictions, histories, habits, doodles, scripts, tarots…
The “No Outlet” sign marks an end of explicit options. The art made for these stages present new options.