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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.
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Flurry of lawsuits vies to establish who controls the San Antonio Philharmonic
Lawsuits filed this week pit former board members against Executive Director Roberto Treviño.
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San Antonio Philharmonic postpones October performances until next spring
The rescheduling comes after two key donors sued the orchestra and multiple employees left the organization.
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San Antonio’s retrospective for Chicano artist Rolando Briseño highlights a groundbreaking career
‘Dining with Rolando Briseño: A Fifty Year Retrospective’ is on display at the city’s Centro de Artes gallery.
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San Antonio’s San Pedro Playhouse presenting Rocky Horror Show this month
The San Pedro Playhouse’s production promises true-to-source raunch.
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Manhattan Short Film Festival will run two weekends in San Antonio
The ‘microfestival’ will screen films this weekend and the next at Urban-15.
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Two key backers of San Antonio Philharmonic sue, demand loan repayment
Philharmonic Executive Director Roberto Treviño denied claims in the suit and said the orchestra is pursuing counterclaims.
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San Antonio CowParade extends application deadline to Sept. 16
Selected artists will receive a $1,000 stipend.
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The C& Center of Unfinished Business has landed in San Antonio
The traveling reading room on colonialism will remain at the Contemporary at Blue Star through Oct. 6.
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Patti Austin, Branford Marsalis among acts in new season at San Antonio’s Carver Center
Retro-soul heavyweight Lee Fields, innovative multi-instrumentalist Chief Adjuah and a flamenco performance on the history of punk are also part of the schedule.
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Fired San Antonio poet laureate sues the city over his removal
Nephtalí De León is seeking $7,000 in damages and for the city to retract its statement explaining his firing.
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New exhibition by San Antonio artist Justin Korver peels back the layers of camouflage
The show opens Wednesday at Fl!ght Gallery and will be open by appointment through the end of the month.
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The Wizard of Oz to have four-weekend run at San Antonio’s San Pedro Playhouse
Austin-based director, producer, educator and performer Jenny Lavery is reviving the classic.
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Vincent Valdez’s new exhibition at San Antonio’s ArtPace offers ‘meditation on violence’
Born in SA but now based in Los Angeles, Valdez is returning to Artpace with a hybrid exhibition that opens Thursday.
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San Antonio’s Urban-15 presenting Summer Solstice dance on Thursday
Created and performed by Urban-15’sCatherine Cisneros, the solo dance will evoke rituals from ancient cultures including the Aztecs, the Celts and more.
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‘Unsettled Eye’ photo exhibition at San Antonio’s Ruby City inspires double-takes
The photographic works by 11 national, international and Texas-based artists are deliberately disorienting.
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San Antonio’s Briscoe Western Art Museum kicking off film series with Giant
The Sunday, June 16, screening will feature the groundbreaking 1956 Western drama.
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San Antonio’s Overtime Theater stages In a Margaret Atwood Minute
The Overtime’s presentation of the dystopian play penned by Anne Valentino opens Friday, June 14.