Artpace reopens for in-person visitation by appointment as San Antonio COVID cases drop

After closing its doors in December due to San Antonio’s surge in COVID-19 cases, Artpace has reopened to the public.

Visitation will be on an appointment-only basis.

In addition to its current exhibitions on view — the group show “After Carolee: Tender and Fierce” and José Villalobos’ “de los otros” — Artpace’s Spring 2021 Artists-in-Residence will debut their three exhibitions Thursday in a virtual opening.

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This article appears in Mar 10-23, 2021.