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Report shows dating aid Tinder is the app most users want to delete
Psychologists warn that Tinder’s reliance on swiping based on appearances could lower some users’ self-esteem.
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Celia Álvarez Muñoz’s exhibition Los Brillantes offers heartfelt portraits of San Antonio artists
Muñoz began to document San Antonio artists in 2002, when she developed the series Semejantes Personajes/Significant Personages for her solo exhibition, Stories Your Mother Never Told You.
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True Colors: Jeremy Sochan is putting his stamp on the Spurs and San Antonio
Sochan’s varied interests, global background and love of the city give him the potential to emerge as a fan favorite on the level of Manu Ginobili, Tony Parker and Patty Mills.
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Poetry collection Texas, Being offers exploration of ‘brutal and beautiful’ state
The collection’s title borrows from a poem that San Antonio-based editor Jenny Browne wrote when she moved to this ‘brutal and beautiful state.’
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Memorial service for beloved San Antonio ventriloquist Nacho Estrada taking place this weekend
The Saturday service will be livestreamed on YouTube.
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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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Bizarre study says Taylor Swift’s ‘Love Story’ is best song to listen to during sex
Folks apparently have some varied tastes when it comes to love-making listening.
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Shared life and studio space unify the work of two San Antonio artists
Couple Megan Harrison and Jimmy James Canales have different art styles, but they have intertwined in ways no one could have predicted.
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San Antonio educator named as city’s seventh poet laureate
Eddie Vega will replace Napthali DeLeon, who was removed from the post four months into his term.
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‘A Particular Beauty’ at San Antonio’s McNay puts old works in new light
The exhibition uses 19th century French works of art to reflect on a broad range of topics spanning ecocriticism, race, disability studies and more.
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Send in the Clown: RuPaul’s Drag Race star creates beautiful, creepy aesthetic in Jimbo’s Drag Circus
Jimbo’s Drag Circus is now on a North American tour that will include a Thursday, March 21, stop at San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre.
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San Antonio Museum of Art’s ‘Age of Armor’ looks at design, functionality in time of knights
The traveling exhibition allows viewers to see works from one of the largest collections of arms and armor.
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Public Theater of San Antonio rebrands as San Pedro Playhouse, announces new season
The forthcoming season features a slate of shows considered to be foundational or revolutionary in the realm of theater.
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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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‘I’m Still Here:’ Joe Harjo’s latest exhibition addresses thorny issues around Native American identity
The San Antonio-based artist’s work is underscored by the cognitive and emotional awareness of the genocide of an untold number of human beings.
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San Antonio Zoo’s Timothy the Hippo enters U.S. presidential race
The 4,000-pound aquatic mammal promises naps for all and mandatory snack time.
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San Antonio’s Witte Museum offering guided tour of ancient rock-art murals
The tour will include a visit to the legendary White Shaman mural along with stops at sites not normally open to the public, including Tinaja Canyon, Presa Canyon and Upper Seminole Canyon.
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Studio Visits: The idiosyncratic work of Meg Langhorne explores gods, parables and more
Langhorne’s ongoing series After Caravaggio features alterations of famous works by the Baroque painter, including Bacchus, Medusa and others.
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Ventriloquist Nacho Estrada, best known for shows at San Antonio schools, has died
The performer was a fixture on school campuses in the ’80s and ’90s, and his comedic act urged kids to stay in school and steer clear of drugs.
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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.