Arts Feature

Muñoz began to document San Antonio artists in 2002, when she developed the series Semejantes Personajes/Significant Personages for her solo exhibition, Stories Your Mother Never Told You.

Sochan's varied interests, global background and love of the city give him the potential to emerge as a fan favorite on the level of Manu Ginobili, Tony Parker and Patty Mills.

Nodding to everything from pre-Columbian deities and Colonialism to horror classics and modern-day monsters, the brothers' wide-ranging projects boast narratives as stacked as the objects themselves.

Couple Megan Harrison and Jimmy James Canales have different art styles, but they have intertwined in ways no one could have predicted.

Jimbo's Drag Circus is now on a North American tour that will include a Thursday, March 21, stop at San Antonio's Aztec Theatre.

In addition to creating and selling artwork at AnArte Gallery and Feliz Modern, Diego is a busy interior designer who teaches in the Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design at UTSA.

The San Antonio-based artist's work is underscored by the cognitive and emotional awareness of the genocide of an untold number of human beings.

Langhorne's ongoing series After Caravaggio features alterations of famous works by the Baroque painter, including Bacchus, Medusa and others.

You Destroy Every Special Thing I Make compiles projects and exhibitions that coincided with international residencies and high-profile grants.

Two events this month will help introduce the concept to the San Antonio community.

In 2023, Lone Star State authors showed their skills at blending genres, giving chills and shifting between funny and bleak.

Three local institutions significantly amped up their collections — with their combined acquisitions ringing in at just under 700 works.

The exhibition at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center's Community Gallery opened Nov. 28 and runs through May 31, 2024.

The San Antonio artist, creative director and educator oversaw the effort to create the towering piece celebrating the city's love affair with the Spurs.

Gervin's book ICE: Why I Was Born to Score was written with veteran hoops scribe Scoop Jackson.

Prints can make great gifts for the art-lover in your life — if you don't keep them for yourself instead, that is.

Leigh Anne Lester and Jayne Lawrence's Cactus Bra Space has returned as Cactus Barn.

'I know I'm going to live through incredible things and also obstacles,' Wembanyama said. 'But I know it's going to be a beautiful year.'

Lozano is the first Latina to lead the high-profile arts organization.

'Cruising into History — A Celebration of Lowriders in San Antonio' is on view through Oct. 25 in the airport's Terminal B.