Museum in San Antonio

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  • Art Incorporated Gallery of Fine Art

    9401 San Pedro Ave San Antonio

    (210) 340-1091

  • Artpace

    445 N. Main Ave. San Antonio

    (210) 212-4900

    Artpace is San Antonio’s most contemporary arts institution; a combination art lab and community center where something unusual and creative is almost always going on. Founded by the late artist-philanthropist Linda Pace in 1995, Artpace provides residency fellowships for Texas, out-of-state, and international art stars, exhibits hot contemporary work, and performs community outreach and education. Check out its kid-friendly fests such as October’s annual Chalk it Up (wherein artists and regular folk make original chalk drawings on downtown sidewalks), outstanding film series and lectures, and social events such as rooftop concerts and potluck dinners.
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