You know you’re onto something as a rapper in today’s hip-hop landscape if you get a co-sign from J. Cole. The rapper’s name has become… (read more)
$20
Before Guy Fieri and Smash Mouth came along, Sammy Hagar was the original frosted-tipped, big-eating, easy-loving beach bro. While he may have been a less-than-satisfactory… (read more)
$20-$30
In 2016, New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) unveiled “From the Collection: 1960-1969,” a chronologically organized capsule of its world-renowned permanent collection that went… (read more)
$5-$10
One of the great myths about such important social developments as the Chicano labor movement is that they are progressive on all fronts. However, many… (read more)
$5-$10
Artists Miguel Aragon, Aaron Coleman, Sandra Fernandez, Annalise Gratovich, Marco Hernandez, Kristin Powers Nowlin, Patricia Villalobos Echeverria explore themes of race, immigration, diaspora, culture and… (read more)
Free
An official component of DreamWeek, the group show “Signs of Life” represents a collaboration between the Southwest School’s Teen Studio Intensive and esteemed local artist… (read more)
Free
Curated by David Platzker and circulated by the New York-based nonprofit Independent Curators International (ICI), “Harald Szeeman: Documenta 5” is something of a time capsule… (read more)
Free
As New York magazine reminded readers in an article last year (“Trump Has Turned Millions of Americans into Activists,” April 6, 2018), “The day after… (read more)
Free
In one of the coolest Tricentennial projects to date, Gemini Ink and the San Antonio Department Of Arts and Culture have teamed up to offer… (read more)
Free
Essentially four solo shows under one umbrella, Centro de Artes’ new exhibition “Nuestra Latinidad” combines Houston-based artist Delilah Montoya’s ethnographic project “Contemporary Casta Portraiture: Nuestra… (read more)
Free
Abstraction maintains an appropriately nebulous identity: while the entire genre gets lost on some, others can instead get lost inside abstract art. For every obnoxious… (read more)
Free
Sorry, arachnophiles — the Public’s latest production is not centered on the spindly eight-legged creatures often found huddled en masse in dark corners. No, the… (read more)
$20-$40
Stuck peddling their Shakespearean repertory to a series of Moose Lodges in rural Pennsylvania, British actors Jack and Leo feel like they’ve struck gold when… (read more)
$15-$23
Bexar Stage hosts a completely free and improvised BYOB show in which performers choose keys from a bowl and invite audience members on stage to… (read more)
Free
The Visual Arts Center gallery presents a faculty exhibit featuring works of art by Stacy Berlfein, Kristina W. Berrier, Roberta Buckles, Alfonso Cantu, and more.… (read more)
Free