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Out of the Bra and into the Barn: Two San Antonio artists resurrect their experimental gallery concept
Leigh Anne Lester and Jayne Lawrence’s Cactus Bra Space has returned as Cactus Barn.
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Luminaria Director Yadhira Lozano takes the long-running arts festival in new, more diverse directions
Lozano is the first Latina to lead the high-profile arts organization.
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Free downtown festival Luminaria puts art and performance in the limelight Saturday
The annual event showcases visual art installations as well as live music, dance and theater performances.
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New exhibition exploring parenthood to debut at Clamp Light Artist Studios and Gallery Friday
‘This is How We Do It: Art and Family’ will feature pieces by a variety of local artists showing alongside the work of their children.
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New exhibition ‘Water Ways’ debuts at San Antonio’s Ruby City on Thursday, Sept. 7
‘Water Ways’ also showcases Ruby City’s recent acquisition of the large-scale installation Mobile Home II (2006) by internationally renowned artist Mona Hatoum.
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San Antonio artist Lindsey Hurd transforms found objects into ephemeral masterpieces
Hurd’s debut exhibition ‘Still Life’ opens at Mercury Project on Sept. 2.
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The Witte’s Al Rendon retrospective shows the arc of a 50-year photographic career
‘Mi Cultura — Bringing Shadows into the Light’ is part of the citywide Fotoseptiembre series.
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Fotoseptiembre celebrates the medium of photography in and around San Antonio
Photography exhibitions will be presented in the Alamo City, the Hill Country and online throughout the month of September.
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Paper Trail San Antonio returns to the Rock Box on Sunday
The free art fair is intended to celebrate art, creativity and the power of paper as a medium.
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Exhibition to showcase work of late San Antonio concert photographer Lindell ‘Tiger’ Tate
The Corn Pound will show Tate’s work, which includes ’70s shots of the Ramones, the Runaways, the Sex Pistols, Rush and more.
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Artpace’s Summer 2023 International Artist-in-Residence exhibitions now on view
Artists Xin Liu, Michi Meko and Ryan Takaba debuted three solo exhibitions on July 13.
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Three new solo exhibitions debut at the Contemporary at Blue Star on First Friday
The exhibitions showcase the work of artists Brittany Ham, Adam Schreiber and Michael Velliquette.
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New exhibitions at San Antonio’s Artpace examine histories both public and personal
‘We Are Quilted Together’ runs through Sept. 3, and ‘2 for 99¢’ will be on view through Nov. 26.
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New exhibition at San Antonio Museum of Art celebrates the museum’s hoppy history
‘Still Brewing Art’ debuts at SAMA on Friday, June 30.
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Once known for figural works, artist James Cobb’s latest show has him creating mini-universes
In his latest exhibition at San Antonio’s FL!GHT Gallery, Cobb showcases 23 new pieces, both paintings and digital works.
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Briscoe Museum’s new exhibition ‘Southwest Rising’ honors the legacy of Elaine Horwitch
The gallery director and art dealer brought contemporary national and international art into a space previously dominated by historic and Western traditional creations.
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Theatrical exhibition ‘Big Little Stage’ opens at the McNay Art Museum June 1
The new exhibition showcases a striking variety of maquettes — or scale models — of stage setups through the ages.
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Dark Comedy: Ceramic artist Michael Guerra Foerster embraces the playful and the ephemeral
The dichotomy between silly and serious is a hallmark of Foerster’s practice, as is a tongue-in-cheek approach that pokes fun at the very trappings of art.
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New exhibition at Presa House Gallery showcases Franceska Alvarado’s surreal self-portraiture
After the opening reception on Saturday, ‘Catharsis’ will be on view by appointment through June 17.
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Budding art collectors can find plenty to love at the McNay Art Museum’s Print Fair this weekend
Now celebrating its 27th year, the event bills itself as the only one of its kind in Texas.