Stay Current with the Pick of the Day: Contemporary Art Month Closing Party
By Bryan Rindfuss
Curator Marian Casey expands the Texas narrative with Governors Island show ‘Mutable Land’
McNay Screening Director Stanley Kubrick's Ever-satirical Dr. Strangelove
San Antonio Artist Bill FitzGibbons Launches Lone Star Art Alliance
Not for Everybody: San Antonio artist Ursula Zavala comes into her own
Zavala opened Not For You Gallery at the Blue Star Arts Complex last year with her partner, Edward Perez.
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts Feature, Visual Art, San Antonio, Texas, art, contemporary art, Ursula Zavala, San Antonio artist, Blue Start Arts Complex, Upstairs Studios, art gallery, gallerist, Not For You Gallery, N4U Gallery, Not 4 U Gallery, Edward Perez
'Spain's First Drag Superstar' Carmen Farala struts her way into San Antonio Thursday
The inaugural Drag Race España winner will perform two shows at the Bonham Exchange.
Tags: Things to Do, San Antonio, Drag Race Espana, Drag Race, drag, things to do in San Antonio, Bonham Exchange, Carmen Farala, LGBTQ, Rey Lopez Entertainment, drag show, things to do in San Antonio, drag queen, Spain's First Drag Superstar
Beyond T-shirts: Art, music and skateboard culture collide at San Antonio's Cat Palace
Situated on a rustic plot in Selma, the amusingly dubbed Cat Palace is named in honor of the felines that came with the wooded property.
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, San Antonio, Texas, Cat Palace, retail, skateboards, skateboarding, vintage, Jesse Garza, Dawn Garza, art, skateboard culture, DIY, Selma, cats, print shop, screen printing, t shirts, shirts, restoration, skateboard decks, Robert Tatum, Gilbert Martinez, Ray Tattooedboy Scarborough, Ray Tattooedboy, Sean Cliver, StrangeLove, Nike, bootlegs, flocked posters, flocked stickers, fuzzy posters, post room, stickers, artist-designed skateboard decks, retro, Cat Palace skateboard decks, tour posters, limited editions, sold out, Blink-182, Mark Hoppus, Sean Rakos, Weirdwood, Todd Bratrud, Foo Fighters, Primus, gig posters, posters
New exhibition at Ruiz-Healy Art investigates the intersections of neo-surrealism and magic realism
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts Feature, Visual Art, San Antonio, Texas, art, contemporary art, Ruiz-Healy Art, Neo-Surrealism & Magic Realism, Patricia Ruiz-Healy, surrealism, visual art, Katie Pell, Bruno Andrade, Pedro Friedeberg, Juan de Dios Mora, Irma Guerrero, Patssi Valdez, Shinzaburo Takeda, neo-surrealism, magic realism, things to do in San Antonio
Crow artist Wendy Red Star reframes Native culture with ‘A Scratch on the Earth’
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, San Antonio, Texas, SAMA, San Antonio Museum of Art, Wendy Red Star, art exhibition, art, contemporary art, Crow, Apsáalooke, Native American, indigenous, reservation, Four Seasons, Family Portrait Series, annúkaxua, A Scratch on the Earth, mid-career survey, Map of the Allotted Lands of the Crow Reservation, Montana — A Tribute to Many Good Women, Um-basax-bilua, Where They Make the Noise, Native culture, Crow Fair, My Home is Where My Tipi Sits, Sweat Lodge, Monsters, Crow Reservation, Crow culture, Amelia Winger-Bearskin, history, Medicine Crow, Charles Milton Bell, 1880 Crow Peace Delegation, Zoo Softies, Apsáalooke Feminist, land acknowledgement, Cover Story
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San Antonio chef Jason Dady will permanently close his Alamo BBQ Co. at end of month
By Nina Rangel
Gov. Greg Abbott's Uvalde press conference slips into chaos after rival Beto O'Rourke confronts him
By Michael Karlis
Shooter at Uvalde elementary school under arrest, injured being treated in San Antonio
By Sanford Nowlin
15 now reported dead in Uvalde elementary school shooting; some wounded taken to San Antonio
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