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Schrodinger’s Catfish at San Antonio’s Overtime Theater wryly questions reality
Playwright Lemuel Mitchell’s science fiction-romance runs May 17-25.
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San Antonio’s McNay Art Museum holding mezcal, Mexican wine event
The Friday, May 17, tasting is tied to the museum’s De La Torre Brothers exhibition ‘Upward Mobility.’
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The McNay embraces maximalism with the De La Torre Brothers exhibition ‘Upward Mobility’
Nodding to everything from pre-Columbian deities and Colonialism to horror classics and modern-day monsters, the brothers’ wide-ranging projects boast narratives as stacked as the objects themselves.
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Balancing Act: San Antonio creative Analy Diego multitasks in style
In addition to creating and selling artwork at AnArte Gallery and Feliz Modern, Diego is a busy interior designer who teaches in the Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design at UTSA.
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San Antonio artist Joey Fauerso celebrates a prolific decade with new book
You Destroy Every Special Thing I Make compiles projects and exhibitions that coincided with international residencies and high-profile grants.
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Growing Collections: A brief look at what San Antonio museums acquired in 2023
Three local institutions significantly amped up their collections — with their combined acquisitions ringing in at just under 700 works.
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Making Art Accessible: San Antonio artists embrace the flexible format of prints
Prints can make great gifts for the art-lover in your life — if you don’t keep them for yourself instead, that is.
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Out of the Bra and into the Barn: Two San Antonio artists resurrect their experimental gallery concept
Leigh Anne Lester and Jayne Lawrence’s Cactus Bra Space has returned as Cactus Barn.
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San Antonio artist Lindsey Hurd transforms found objects into ephemeral masterpieces
Hurd’s debut exhibition ‘Still Life’ opens at Mercury Project on Sept. 2.
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New Trinity Press book compiles 40 favorites from TPR’s storytelling program Worth Repeating
Texas Public Radio’s live storytelling event Worth Repeating arrived in San Antonio in 2015 at the hands of journalist Paul Flahive.
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Defending Drag: A Pride roundtable discussion with San Antonio drag performers
Our lovely and talented panelists handily proved that drag can take myriad forms and should never be forced into a single box.
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A peek inside Gem and Glenn Hotvet’s witchy Southtown emporium Déjà Vu Esoterica
Déjà Vu Esoterica opened its doors in October of last year in a lovingly restored 1920s-era house in Southtown.
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Dark Comedy: Ceramic artist Michael Guerra Foerster embraces the playful and the ephemeral
The dichotomy between silly and serious is a hallmark of Foerster’s practice, as is a tongue-in-cheek approach that pokes fun at the very trappings of art.
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An all-female team organized the McNay Art Museum’s era-spanning exhibition ‘Womanish’
‘Womanish: Audacious, Courageous, Willful Art’ is an expansive celebration that unites 80 artists and spans a century.
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San Antonio gallery Sala Diaz earns hefty grant from Milwaukee’s Ruth Foundation for the Arts
Artist-run Sala Diaz’s grant totals between $50,000 and $100,000, and it comes while the gallery is in the midst of an expansion.
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San Antonio DIY T-shirt artist Mr. Skunk talks appropriation, provocation and politics
A shirt characterizing Ted Cruz as a ‘Booger Eater’ is thoughtfully also available as a ‘snot rag.’
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Reigning Drag Race queen Willow Pill finally arrives at San Antonio’s Bonham Exchange this week
Willow Pill touches down in San Antonio for two makeup shows — originally scheduled for last summer — presented by Rey Lopez Entertainment and hosted by lovable camp queen Tencha la Jefa.
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Animal Instincts: San Antonio artist Hilary Rochow draws for a more compassionate world
Rochow’s work will be featured in the forthcoming exhiibition ‘Common Ground’ at Mercury Project.
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Lasting Impressions: San Antonio’s arts community weighs in on the highlights of 2022
Crowd pleasing exhibitions and events as well as lesser-known gems made an impact on local art scene movers and shakers.
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San Antonio glass artist Adam Smolensky puts an irreverent spin on neon signs at FL!GHT Gallery
Roughly eight years after establishing himself as a local artist know for borosilicate glass pieces — from pipes and pendants to stemware and sculptures — Smolensky challenged himself to learn a new skill set: neon.