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New East Austin art gallery honors its historically Black neighborhood

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A new contemporary art space is opening in Austin's Rosewood neighborhood. Ostillo Art Foundation, opening September 19 at 2600 Rosewood Ave., will include gallery space, a library, and a space for open-air performances. It will also be the new permanent home of the East Side Kings Festival, a music festival dedicated to African American blues, jazz, and gospel.
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New East Austin art gallery honors its historically Black neighborhood

A new contemporary art space is opening in Austin's Rosewood neighborhood. Ostillo Art Foundation, opening September 19 at 2600 Rosewood Ave., will include gallery space, a library, and a space for open-air performances. It will also be the new permanent home of the East Side Kings Festival, a music festival dedicated to African American blues, jazz, and gospel.

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CultureMap broke the news on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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