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Artpace exhibition ‘Our Step, Our Hope’ showcases art from San Antonio’s South Korean sister city
The exhibition features works from 10 of Gwangju’s leading artists.
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The San Antonio Philharmonic has risen from the Symphony’s ashes. What’s next?
Right now, the orchestra is working to rebuild and reconnect with the community.
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New Ruby City exhibition explores the Linda Pace Foundation collection through a fresh lens
‘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.
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Roberto Marquez’s mural offers a memorial to the 53 migrants who died this summer in San Antonio
Marquez spent nearly two weeks working in the heat, painting what he refers to as the ‘Trailer of Death.’
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San Antonio Missions’ new batboy is all about bringing an infectious energy to the field
‘Big Mike’ Garcia has already become a critical part of the club’s fabric, according to players and staff.
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New book painstakingly recreates the mysterious San Antonio landmark Miraflores
Anne Elise Urrutia’s Miraflores: San Antonio’s Mexican Garden of Memory employs archival photographs, maps, diagrams and a research-driven narrative to offer a virtual tour of the landmark.
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McNay exhibition of 5 queer, Asian American artists aims to shatter the ‘model minority’ stereotype
The show challenges preconceived notions about Asian Americans, particularly ones that ignore the challenges people face in their adopted homeland.
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From Brownsville to Balenciaga: South Texas non-binary model Fish Fiorucci seizes the moment
Armed with otherworldly style and a keen understanding of walking, Fiorucci began navigating San Antonio fashion circles as a teen.
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The One That Got Away: San Antonio showgirl Jorgeous won our hearts on Drag Race
Jorgeous made her big debut at the bygone SA club Babio’s at the ripe old age of 16 — a nightlife feat that rubbed some drag queens the wrong way.
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The San Antonio Symphony’s musicians work to revive orchestra — this time with a viable future
‘That’s a decision by a group of people, but they cannot wipe out history, legacy, and heritage,’ the orchestra’s former music director Sebastian Lang-Lessing said of the Symphony Society’s move.
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San Antonio Writer Enrique Lopetegui’s new book collects years of fearless music writing
The pieces collected in his new book Nobody Told Me Nada reflect his career arc as a music scribe.
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New exhibition at Ruby City transports viewers to the Arctic and clarifies facts of historic expedition
Isaac Julien’s 2004 piece True North will be on display through Jan. 29 of next year.
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Sebastian Lang-Lessing has a plan to save the San Antonio Symphony — if local leaders will listen
Since his controversial firing in April as the San Antonio Symphony’s music director emeritus, the maestro has been tirelessly meeting with city leaders.
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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.
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Agarita joins forces with San Antonio native Nadia Botello for an aquatic concert this weekend
The performance at Alamo Heights Pool is intended to be listened to both above and below the water.
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Culture Commons’ new exhibition honors San Antonio women while shining a light on gender disparities
The “The Status of Women in San Antonio” opened March 22 and will be on view through the summer.
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Texas author Joe R. Lansdale discusses the evil inside us all
Lansdale’s latest book Born for Trouble: The Further Adventures of Hap and Leonard debuted on March 21.
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Pasión Play: Tamara Adira’s Arte y Pasión continue to push flamenco’s boundaries with Confluencias
Confluencias is the latest successful project spearheaded by dancer and choreographer Adira.
