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New exhibit at San Antonio’s McNay Museum delves into power of found objects in Chicano life
‘Rasquachismo: 35 Years of a Chicano Sensibility’ opened Dec. 19.
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San Antonio’s Overtime Theater presenting The Perfect Gift this month
The play by Susan Cain McQuilkin uses Christmas as a framework to explore what we do to get by and survive everyday life.
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PechaKucha San Antonio closes out 2024 with its final event of the year
The speaking event will include presentations by a master craftsman, a record hoarder, a cultural placemaker and more.
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San Antonio’s Sala Diaz will present provocative performances, short films this Saturday
SA visual artists Jonesy and Megan Solis will screen short films, while Sarah Fox will perform a transgressive puppet show.
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New photography exhibit by UTSA students highlights ‘compassion’ in architecture
The show’s opening is scheduled for Wednesday in the downtown San Antonio offices of Lake|Flato Architects.
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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 artist Ed Saavedra opening new exhibition at FL!GHT gallery
‘I just work here. Ed Saavedra’s Things About Stuff’ will open Thursday, Dec. 5, and Friday, Dec. 6.
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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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Festival of the Arts at San Antonio’s Trinity University brings array of free events
Visiting artists for the festival include photographer Joel Salcido, multimedia artist Cruz Ortiz and playwright Irma Herrera.
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Dancing Shoes: WeFlamenco Fest returns to San Antonio for 15th year
The festival celebrates the local flamenco community by highlighting groups and individuals who help keep the art form alive.
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Play on life of Texas Gov. Ann Richards to run at San Antonio’s San Pedro Playhouse
The one-woman play ANN will run Nov. 7-24.
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New workshop at San Antonio’s Gemini Ink will explore Narrative Therapy
Poet Aaron Deutsch and therapist Heather Joy Pitamber will lead Saturday’s workshop.
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Humorist David Sedaris appearing Wednesday at San Antonio’s Tobin Center
The event will consist of readings, anecdotes, a Q&A session and a book signing.
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San Antonio’s Buttercup to recreate unconventional live video performance from 20 years ago
The band’s show “Can/Cant” will take place Monday, Oct. 28, at La Zona.
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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 arts festival Luminaria taking over St. Paul Square this Saturday
This marks the first year the annual gathering will take place in the historic East Side district.
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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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Devil at the Crossroads will combine music, animation to tell mythic story
San Antonio artist and musician Fred Himes’ performance weaves the tale of fictional bluesman Virgil T. Honeybone.
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San Antonio’s Ruby City invites public to 5-year-anniversary celebration on Saturday
The fun will include a creative-writing workshop, music, sweets and even a seance.