Kimberley Jones is the Editor-in-Chief and film critic at The Austin Chronicle. Her work focuses on local news and events in Austin, Texas, with a particular emphasis on arts and culture. Kimberley's writing showcases her passion for storytelling and her love for the vibrant community she covers.
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Kimberley Jones primarily covers local events in Austin, Texas, with a focus on entertainment news and house & home topics. She seems to be heavily engaged with the local cultural scene, including film festivals, book festivals, movie reviews, crossword puzzles as well as holiday season events. Given her coverage attributes and themes covered such as education and politics she might also be interested in covering stories about political developments within the region or educational initiatives.
If you have insights into local arts and culture events or can provide unique perspectives on entertainment news specific to Austin or Texas at large, Kimberley may be interested in hearing from you. Local businesses involved in house & home industries could also consider reaching out if they have an interesting story tied to their community involvement.
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By: Brant Bingamon, Katherine Mcnevins, Kimberley Jones, Abby Johnston, James Scott, James Renovitch
Get your glasses and find your totality
By: Katherine McNevins, Carys Anderson
The newest film from Austin’s Zellner brothers, about the tragic and touching lives of a family of Bigfoots, is getting a coast-to-coast opening weekend. While writer/director David Zellner hosts Q&As in Los Angeles and star Jesse Eisenberg in NYC, the Third Coast gets the leader of the clan – actor/director Nathan Zellner – to give an insight into life in the woods. Read our review and our interview with David and Nathan online. – Richard Whittaker
Book Launch In her grief-stricken, gorgeously composed memoir, Lubbock native Kathleen Dorothy Blackburn writes about her father’s demise to a cancer likely caused by exposure to legacy chemicals while he was an Air Force pilot. There are two types of toxicity forming the bedrock of Loose of Earth
Doc follows the mission to build the James Webb Space Telescope and showcases the stunning first images sent back to Earth
By: Lina Fisher, James Scott, Austin Sanders, Brant Bingamon, Richard Whittaker, Katherine Mcnevins, Carys Anderson, Kimberley Jones
Go green in a number of ways this week
By: Kimberley Jones, Casey Dunn
If you’ve been to Justine’s Brasserie, the much-loved Eastside French bistro and perennial Best of Austin winner, you already know it’s a place of beauty – beautiful people, beautifully composed plates. Imagining all that transposed to an art museum is no stretch.
By: Brant Bingamon, Doug Freeman, Kimberley Jones, James Scott, Richard Whittaker, Lina Fisher, Rachel Rascoe, Katherine Mcnevins
Get reading, go shopping, or just enjoy a gala this week
By: Brant Bingamon, Kimberley Jones, Lina Fisher, James Renovitch, James Scott, Katherine Mcnevins, Rachel Rascoe
Get out before the heat descends
Over six decades, internationally acclaimed artist Hunt Slonem has created his own universe, with pieces in the Met, the Whitney, Guggenheim, et al. and celeb collectors from Sharon Stone to the Kardashian clan. Known for vibrant neo-expressionist works starring the three B’s – bunnies, birds, and butterflies – the New Yorker even paints with a bird or two from his personal aviary perched on his shoulder. This comprehensive display brings together over 100 works spanning oil paintings to blown glass, and is presented in conjunction with “Huntopia,” opening May 4 at San Antonio Botanical Garden. – Kat McNevins
Directed by Michael Showalter. Starring Michael Showalter, Elizabeth Banks, Michelle Williams, Justin Theroux, Zak Orth, Michael Ian Black, Catherine Lloyd Burns, Peter Dinklage, Paul Rudd, David Wain.
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