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10/17/25 6:30 pm
Austin City Limits: Screen to Screen
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Celebrate ACL Day with Austin City Limits team members and poster artists featured in SCREEN TO SCREEN.

The event will begin with a reception from 6:30–7 p.m., followed by a panel conversation featuring Emily Bolf, Carolyn Connolly, and poster artists featured in the book. Tickets include a copy of SCREEN TO SCREEN and a reserved seat. Unreserved seats are available on a first come, first served basis. Free RSVPs are also encouraged.

About the book

From Billie Eilish to Cassandra Wilson, Elvis Costello to Pearl Jam, many of the world’s most beloved musicians have entertained us on Austin City Limits. And for the past couple of decades, each performance recorded on the ACL stage has inspired a special bonus: an original, eye-catching screen-printed poster, commissioned by the show’s producer, Austin PBS, and designed by some of their favorite graphic artists from all over the world.

SCREEN TO SCREEN celebrates the 50th anniversary of Austin’s premier gig, presenting every poster in brilliant full color alongside dazzling ACL concert photography and reminiscences from Neko Case, Leon Bridges, and other luminaries. Exciting, evocative, and always unique, the posters are accompanied by insightful creative discussion from several designers, including Mark Pedini and Diana Sudyka, and the book itself is designed by the award-winning, Austin-based firm Preacher Co. Introduced by long-time ACL producer Terry Lickona and with a foreword from Willie Nelson—whom you might remember from the pilot episode, taped half a century ago—this collection brings a piece of Austin and music history to life in vivid color.

About the panelists

Emily Bolf has created and executed the digital and content strategy for ACL for two decades, while also contributing to the series as a photo editor. A longtime producer, she oversaw ACL's 50th anniversary campaign and continues to grow the brand through business, brand, media, and artist partnerships. Her production experience extends to all aspects of television and event production including stage management, writing, and video editing.

Carolyn Connolly is the chief marketing officer of Austin PBS. The nonprofit’s first CMO, she champions the local and national growth of Austin PBS Originals such as ACL, Overheard with Evan Smith, Central Texas Gardener, and Taco Mafia. Previously, Carolyn held leadership roles at Restore Hyper Wellness, Rain the Growth Agency, and T3.

Geoff Peveto strolled leisurely through academia before moving to Austin in the '90s and publishing Peterbelly, a globally distributed arts and music magazine. In 2001, Geoff founded Factor27, a collaborative design studio featured in publications by Taschen, Print, Communication Arts, Swag, and The Art Of Modern Rock. In 2004, he founded The Decoder Ring Design Concern, a multidisciplinary agency specializing in work with the music industry, including artists such as Willie Nelson, The Rolling Stones, Spoon, and Modest Mouse. Concurrently, he worked with Frank Kozik to found the American Poster Institute and organize the Flatstock Poster Conference, which he ran until 2017 when he had a rad kid. Geoff is currently the Studio Director at Preacher.

Kit Davis is a Senior Graphic Designer at Austin PBS. Since joining PBS in 2022, they've designed posters, graphics, and merchandise as well as coordinated art and design partnerships for Austin City Limits. Their work encompasses digital, print, and motion design and can be found at kmcraven.com.

Bobby Dixon of Kollective Fusion is an artist and designer working in Austin, Texas. Bobby received a BFA from the University of Texas College of Fine Arts and has done work with Nike, Texas Monthly, SXSW, Paramount Pictures, and Toyota. His ACL taping posters include John Legend & The Roots, Sam Smith, H.E.R., Jon Batiste, Olivia Rodrigo, and Tanya Tucker.

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