As told to Sarah Fisch Gene Elder has a message for you. The veteran San Antonio artist, activist, archivist, writer and raconteur died of complications from colon cancer on April 28 at the age of 69. Born and raised in Dallas, Gene Elder moved to San Antonio to attend Trinity University and never left. You […]

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Parting Wishes: Late San Antonio Eccentric Gene Elder on Confronting Mortality and the Need for Artists to Keep a Last Will and Testament

Chuck Ramirez Career Retrospective Spans Venues, Decades and Distance

Memorial Service For Kevin Cacy Tonight

Political Art Month Scavenger Hunt: A Survey of the Obvious, Forgotten and Controversial

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Exit Interview With Outgoing Artpace Director Amada Cruz

Blue Star Risen: Director Mary Heathcott Demonstrates Depth and Range

For Three Artists at Artpace, the Mechanics of Photography is the Message

Author, Activist and Historian Rebecca Solnit to Speak at Trinity

Glass Menagerie: Get familiar with SA’s art glass scene

‘Behind the Brooch’ Reveals Secret Charms

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Spanish Masters Collection brings Dalí, Picasso and Miró to La Cantera

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Sex, Religion and War: Meet Artpace’s latest crop of International Artists-in-Residence

Pride Q&A: Partners and collaborators Britt Lorraine and Kristy Perez

Artist Vincent Valdez, the anti-James Franco

“Pace Gems:” Flawless pieces, gorgeous setting lost in a jumble

Artpace’s International Artists-in-Residence Geek Out

‘Post Penis’ at Blue Star: Is there art after sex?