Arts Stories & Interviews

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.

According to the exhibition's curators, 'Traitor, Survivor, Icon' is the first comprehensive visual exploration of Malinche's significance and cultural impact on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Ramirez Community Center cut the ribbon on two new murals dedicated to play and recreation — a first for the city's public art inventory.

Employees also asked the board to show proof that it didn't hire the firm with donations intended to fund programs and community events.

The San Antonio native had the opportunity to create the backstory for the tough-as-nails Latina space marine Pvt. Vasquez.

These homegrown gift ideas range from books to baubles, prints to planters, and collages to 'crying' flowerpots.

Prospect Parlor will donate 5% from each feline-focused flash tattoo to the shelter.

SAY Sí’s board offered to recognize a union consisting of 12 employees, which represents less than half its total labor force.

Ruiz Healy opened her Olmos Park gallery in 2006 and expanded her scope with a New York City location in 2019.

Nostalgia buffs need not fret — classics such as the Lion King and Peter Pan will also be displayed.

"True Believers: Benny Andrews & Deborah Roberts" and "Margarita Cabrera: Blurring Borders" opened Oct. 6 and run through Jan. 22.

Cabrera's solo exhibition 'Blurred Borders' will be on view through January 22, 2023.

Staffers at the youth-development organization say they want a greater voice in charting its future.

The exhibition is on view at Trinity's Neidorff Art Gallery through Oct. 15.

The Contemporary will celebrate its new name at its First Friday Block Party on Oct. 7.

The exhibition features works from 10 of Gwangju's leading artists.

The Huluween Dragstravaganza is slated to premiere on Oct. 1.

Right now, the orchestra is working to rebuild and reconnect with the community.

'Tangible/Nothing' is the contemporary art space's second full-fledged exhibition and its first to be curated by Ruby City Director Elyse A. Gonzales.

The Jungle Journal is an adventurous project designed to chronicle their travel experiences while shedding light on global issues from ecology and social justice to spirituality and indigenous activism.