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San Antonio artist Raul Rene Gonzalez bids farewell to Clamp Light gallery
Gonzalez has stepped away from his position as resident artist and director.
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San Antonio is the nation’s best city for getting a tattoo, new study finds
The online ratings for SA’s tattoo shops blew away those in Las Vegas, New York and Miami.
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Centro San Antonio seeking artist to create 11-by-38-foot St. Paul Square mural
The deadline to apply for the project, which includes a $15,000 budget, is 6 p.m. Jan. 24.
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New San Antonio mural honors Spurs coach Gregg Popovich as he recovers from a stroke
Pop has been recovering at home since suffering a mild stroke on Nov. 2.
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Local Reads: Support San Antonio authors by putting these books on your holiday list
From Westerns and horror tales to YA melodramas and poetry collections, plenty of memorable SA reads came out this year.
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Homegrown Adornments: 10 San Antonio jewelry artists to shop this holiday season
These Alamo City artists create beautiful work that runs the gamut from formal to funky.
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San Antonio visual artist Donald Moffett to receive Texas Medal of Arts
Moffett, who’s known for breaking paintings free of a two-dimensional space, currently has work on display at Ruby City.
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F–k You, Greg Abbott — The Musical
A satirical show about the Texas governor in his youth offers a giant Ann Richards puppet, dancing Matthew McConaughey heads, and a moment of catharsis.
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Acclaimed San Antonio horror author Johnny Compton releases Devils Kill Devils
We caught up with Compton to talk about his new book about guardian angels, vampires and — yes — devils.
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San Antonio Philharmonic inks deal for permanent move into Scottish Rite Cathedral
The downtown building will need $5 million or more in upgrades.
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San Antonio artist Leigh Anne Lester’s odd botanical universe at center of new exhibition
‘Vain Fictions of Our Own Devising’ is on display through Oct. 19 at Ruiz-Healy Art.
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Flurry of lawsuits vies to establish who controls the San Antonio Philharmonic
Lawsuits filed this week pit former board members against Executive Director Roberto Treviño.
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San Antonio Philharmonic postpones October performances until next spring
The rescheduling comes after two key donors sued the orchestra and multiple employees left the organization.
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San Antonio’s retrospective for Chicano artist Rolando Briseño highlights a groundbreaking career
‘Dining with Rolando Briseño: A Fifty Year Retrospective’ is on display at the city’s Centro de Artes gallery.
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The new memoir by Sam Kindrick, San Antonio’s chronicler of ‘outlaw country,’ is one wild ride
Outlaw Country Reporter: Misfits, Madams, and Hangin’ with Willie was recently released by Texas A&M Press.
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Two key backers of San Antonio Philharmonic sue, demand loan repayment
Philharmonic Executive Director Roberto Treviño denied claims in the suit and said the orchestra is pursuing counterclaims.
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San Antonio CowParade extends application deadline to Sept. 16
Selected artists will receive a $1,000 stipend.
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Works from San Antonio artist Michael Menchaca join National Gallery’s collection
Menchaca’s La Raza Cósmica 20XX series is among 40 works by Latinx artists the gallery recently purchased.
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Ramones mural permanently replaces front window at San Antonio’s The Mix
Bar management says the window was boarded over after ‘an Edgar got his head bashed through’ it.
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Cow Parade art project returning to San Antonio after more than 20 years
CowParade bills itself as the largest public art show in the world, and it raises money for charities.