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Local artist shines light on strength, power of African American women in new exhibit

A San Antonio artist is shining light on the strength and power of African American women in new exhibit called “Essence and Style: The Afro-Centric Woman.”

Centro San Antonio’s ‘Art Everywhere’ project helps local economy, keeps people engaged in Alamo City

Centro’s San Antonio’s “Art Everywhere” program is using art as a place-making tool and is using the projects to get more people downtown and engaged in the Alamo City.

Black contemporary artists share culture, life experiences at new art exhibit in downtown San Antonio

The exhibit curated by Barbara Felix and presented by the City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture is free and open to the public starting January 19 through November 17, 2023.

San Antonio archbishop unveils art project to honor gun violence victims

Art and religion are not often combined for comfort, but San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller said it’s the best way to help victims of gun violence.

New Braunfels business has been making stained glass windows sparkle for decades

A New Braunfels business, Whitworth Stained Glass, has had a hand in many of the colorful windowpanes that decorate churches and more.

NEISD elementary school student wins regional holiday card contest

Fourth-grade student Khloe Reininger wins this year’s Education Service Center Region 20 holiday card art contest.

McNay Art Museum names new director

Matthew McLendon will become the new director of the McNay Art Museum in February.

San Antonio artist creates holiday murals with a South Texas-inspired twist

San Antonio-based artist Colton Valentine has completed a one-of-a-kind holiday mural downtown to get locals in the yuletide spirit.

Boeing and Space Foundation will send student art to space

Boeing and Space Foundation are giving students the opportunity to send their artwork to space as a part of its Art in the Stars program.

West Side cultural arts organization offers free art workshops

A cultural arts organization is working with San Antonio’s youth to help tell their stories and experiences through art.

New museum opening to celebrate San Antonio’s African American history

Local businessman Charles Williams is fulfilling a decades' long dream by opening a museum to pay tribute to African Americans and African American history in San Antonio.

Three retirees named Citizens of the Year

A group of three volunteers that includes a geologist, a geophysicist and an engineer, were named the winners of The Kerrville Daily Times Bill Dozier Citizens of the Year on

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Three retirees named Citizens of the Year

A group of three volunteers that includes a geologist, a geophysicist and an engineer, were named the winners of The Kerrville Daily Times Bill Dozier Citizens of the Year on

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission is now accepting entries for 8th annual art contest

The City of San Antonio, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission has kicked off its eighth annual Art Contest.

Kathy & Lionel Sosa’s new mural depicts an artistic blend of San Antonio history

Considered by some as the San Antonio art world’s power couple, Kathy and Lionel Sosa are each respected artists in their own right. Together, they’ve created “La Gloriosa Historia de San Pedro Creek on My Mind: A Story in Five Episodes.”

Outdoor art destination opens along downtown San Antonio’s River Walk

A new outdoor destination has opened along downtown San Antonio’s River Walk.

Damien Hirst burns his own art after selling NFTs

The artist has begun burning artworks after giving buyers' the option to own the NFT instead.

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Contemporary art center exhibit showcases artwork from local collector, philanthropist

A contemporary art center in downtown is featuring works by national and international artists.

San Antonio International Airport celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural art

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, San Antonio International Airport is featuring the art works of two Mexican-born artists, Luz Serreli and TT Zarzar.

‘A diamond in the rough’: UTSA professor buys rare, original painting in Georgia thrift store

A UTSA professor visited a thrift store in Georgia in May, but little did he know that he’d walk away with a rare treasure.

The Public Theater of San Antonio sets up for historic season

The Public Theater of San Antonio is back and ready for a season of excitement and full shows.

Safari and underwater adventures: How one San Antonio man transformed hospital walls for pediatric patients

Visitors at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio downtown may have noticed some colorful changes on the walls. For the past year, cast technician Anthony De Leon, Sr. has been using his free time to paint murals at the hospital.

UTSA downtown campus erects sculpture donated from collection of prominent artist

The sculpture titled Drum Rhythm No. 11 was created by American artist and sculptor Fletcher Benton.

Luminaria gets new downtown location this year for fall art, musical festival

Luminaria, “the largest free outdoor arts festival in South Texas,” is moving to the northern side of downtown San Antonio this fall.

Young San Antonio performers invited to audition for The Children’s Nutcracker 2022

Auditions are being held next week for The Children’s Nutcracker 2022, making sugarplum dreams come true for young performers.

Artpace’s Chalk it Up 2022 returning to downtown San Antonio this fall

Artpace’s Chalk It Up is returning to downtown San Antonio for its 18th year.

You can now practice yoga within the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit in San Antonio

Yoga fans now have the opportunity to flow under “The Starry Night” when classes open at the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit later this month.

Artist hopes exhibit at Centro de Artes Gallery opens doors to discussions on immigration, border issues

Two artists aim to show the cultural and societal importance of the immigrant and indigenous experience through paintings and fabric.

2 free exhibits open at Centro de Artes Gallery in downtown San Antonio

The Centro de Artes Gallery in downtown San Antonio has added two exhibits that show “the cultural and societal importance of the immigrant and indigenous experience,” according to the city’s Department of Arts & Culture.

Portrait mural project in Uvalde honors victims of Robb Elementary shooting

A mural project in Uvalde is bringing artists from across Texas to paint murals honoring the victims killed inside Robb Elementary.

Google honors Uvalde victim who wanted to make people happy through her art

The nation has come to know the 21 victims who lost their lives on May 24 in the Robb Elementary School Shooting.

San Antonio teacher, artist honors slain Robb Elementary teacher in mural portrait series ‘Healing Uvalde’

Their talent is the bridge between street art and healing. Artists from across the state, including a San Antonio teacher, are honoring the 21 lives cut short in the Uvalde school shooting through a portrait mural.

McNay Art Museum obtains bronze snail sculpture

The newest addition to the McNay Art Museum’s outdoor sculpture collection is titled “History of Conquest” by Hank Willis Thomas.

McNay Art Museum opens new interactive studio

The McNay Art Museum’s mission to share visual art with the community of San Antonio and drive innovation through today’s youth is seen through their new interactive studio which opened on Friday.

CineFestival celebrates 43 years in San Antonio with 85 films including 10 free screenings

CineFestival is celebrating its 43rd year at the historic Guadalupe Theater.

Local artist Rebecca Medina passes away over the weekend

San Antonio mourns the loss of artist Rebecca Medina. Medina’s life-size dolls captured the attention of many in some of San Antonio’s biggest celebrations.

Fruit of the vine: Couple opens winery near Los Fresnos

“We went to Lone Star National Bank and presented our business plan and everything and they were on board. Bonita Flats also sources Blanc du Bois grapes from Real Farms, a USDA research farm in Monte Alto that’s been growing grapes for 25 years, she said. It’s the same variety of grape, but wine made from Monte Alto’s Blanc du Bois is totally distinct from Bonita Flats’ Blanc du Bois wine, Melissa said. That Blanc du Bois really absorbs the terroir.”“Terroir” is a French word that refers to how regional soil and climate affect how grapes and wine taste. “People are requesting that we keep the South-Texas-farm-chic vibe going, so we’re thinking about it,” Art said.

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Second-grade Comal ISD student wins national award for photo project

Titled “Big and Small Hands Can Change the World,” the creatively manufactured photo project was orchestrated by Crow, a second-grader at Indian Springs Elementary, located north of San Antonio.

Program at Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center gives playwrights a chance to create plays

A program at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is helping San Antonians tell their stories and share with the community.

Exhibit showcases artwork created by immigrant, first generation artists

An exhibit downtown is showcasing artwork created by immigrant and first generation artists.

New exhibit at Briscoe Western Art Museum brings interactive experience to guests

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is working to get more visitors this summer and they are bringing in historic pieces and interactive experiences -- where you become part of the art.

Immersive Van Gogh San Antonio finally opens

The immersive Van Gogh exhibition has finally opened in San Antonio.

International art exhibit in San Antonio portrays real domestic violence survivors

Two renowned artists have chosen to exhibit their emotional paintings in San Antonio, where domestic abuse is a key issue.

Stroll along trail during annual Art Waddle

The Hill Country Council for the Arts’ 10th annual Art Waddle is set to kick off at the Tusculum Brewing Co. with a Meet the Artists reception from 4 to 7 p.m. on Friday, May 13. The event continues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, May 14, along the Cibolo Creek Trail. “Visit the more than 30 artist and art gallery booths, view and purchase some amazing original works of

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Pre-K 4 SA students auctioning art to help local nonprofit

Pre-K 4 SA educates 2,000 students every year through its four education centers, and now those students, who are as young as 4 years old, are working to help others in the community via the Gracias San Antonio initiative.

Letter: COVID face shield art

From within the sea, beauty and art

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Turner Prize 2022: Trafalgar Square whipped cream artist among nominees

Heather Phillipson, who put a whipped cream sculpture on the Fourth Plinth, is among the nominees.

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Community groups eager for shot at federal recovery dollars

The $326.9 million from the American Rescue Plan Act has hit the city’s financial books, but it hasn’t yet made its way the dozens of community organizations eagerly waiting for a piece of the singular financial windfall.

16-foot ‘Stargazer’ sculpture debuts on downtown San Antonio’s River Walk

The City of San Antonio has unveiled the 16-foot “Stargazer (Citlali)” sculpture in the heart of the River Walk.

Van Gogh San Antonio finally gets a location but dates are pushed back again

After months of delays and little information the Van Gogh San Antonio immersive art exhibition finally has a set location.

Immersive Van Gogh San Antonio event organizers still mum on planned exhibit

The immersive Van Gogh exhibition that was originally supposed to open in San Antonio in November 2021 was pushed back to this month and ticketholders are still waiting for answers.

Colorful 10-foot sculpture debuts at Market Square in downtown San Antonio

A paleta-inspired sculpture has been unveiled on the steps of the Centro de Artes Gallery in downtown San Antonio’s Market Square.

This Harriet Tubman mural is so powerful – just like the moving story of how it came to be

Michael Rosato knew he had an incredibly important assignment on his hands when he was commissioned to paint a Harriet Tubman mural in Cambridge, Maryland.

VIA rapid transit for San Antonio receives high rating for federal funding

The high rating marks a first for San Antonio projects.

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Texas Cavaliers to announce 2022 River Parade student art contest finalists, winner

The Texas Cavaliers partnered with the Southwest School of Art for the contest that invited students in first through fifth grades to submit their interpretation of this year’s River Parade theme of “Texas Al Fresco.”

NEISD student makes haute couture dress out of ‘Harry Potter’ book — and it’s her first design ever

We solemnly swear this haute couture dress is just too good.

NEISD art student’s work chosen for display in national virtual exhibit

Alissa Murphy’s piece is titled “Trapped” and she says it depicts the internal war that’s hidden in someone who suffers from panic attacks.

Got tickets for Immersive Van Gogh San Antonio? Organizers say an update is coming soon

People who purchased tickets to the immersive Van Gogh exhibition in San Antonio have been waiting for months to hear from the organization.

In defense of keeping public art funding in San Antonio's 2022 bond

Opinion: San Antonio claims to aspire to greatness, but that doesn't come without sustained investment in projects such as public art.

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As San Antonio's bond proposal nears approval, art funding still unsettled

Several City Council members torn between honoring cuts recommended by citizen committees or supporting public art.

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Is public art a drain on drainage? Citizens will decide.

Funding for public art has been questioned by citizens committees that will make recommendations to City Council on the 2022 bond.

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Senate confirms Biden’s pick to lead the National Endowment for the Arts

Maria Rosario Jackson is the first African American and Mexican American to lead the agency.

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Public art funding cut from drainage bond proposal

Committee members added two other projects to their final recommendations with the $2.47 million originally allocated for public art.

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Italian city defies China, opens exhibit by dissident artist

A provocative exhibit by dissident Chinese artist Badiucao has opened in the industrial northern Italian city of Brescia despite pressure by the Chinese embassy in Rome to cancel it

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A ‘warm, welcoming’ Colonial in Arlington, Va.

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The spacious, stately house is close to county schools, and it’s not far from downtown D.C.

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‘Inside’: Bo Burnham’s new Netflix special captures the quiet chaos of quarantine

With "Inside," comedian Bo Burnham doesn't try to make sense of life in prolonged isolation as much as he conveys the debilitating nature of it.

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Art Gensler, who built one of the world’s largest architecture firms, dies at 85

His company designed early Gap and Apple stores and the world’s second-tallest building.

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Art is all around us if we look a little closer

Public art is art that is created for and accessible to the general public (ie. In San Antonio, public art is almost as widespread as the city itself — you just have to look for it. The special thing about public art is that there is no barrier to access it — no physical or economic barrier at least (except maybe a parking fee if you’re hunting for public art downtown). Well, if looking for a quick break from Zoom and on a budget, public art is coming to your rescue. Take a walking or driving trip to see what public art you can spot — it is a fun COVID-19 safe outdoor adventure.

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Trading legend Art Cashin shares his poem to say goodbye to 2020 and welcome the New Year

Art Cashin couldn't lead the New York Stock Exchange in the singing of "Wait til the Sun Shines Nellie" this year, but he penned this poem for UBS and its clients and is sharing it with us here. Happy New Year, Art. Look forward to seeing you on the floor in 2021.

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Art on "60 Minutes": Ai Weiwei

Art on "60 Minutes": Ai Weiwei Ai Weiwei's provocative art has gotten him driven out of China. But in order to be relevant, he told "60 Minutes" in 2017, art must be political.

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Can your pets be art?

Can your pets be art? A millennia-spanning exhibition at the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin is devoted to our fascinating four-legged companions. Anna Werner reports.

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Art that's made of money

Art that's made of money To many the idea of cutting up money for artistic purposes seems insane. But Mark Wagner saw something more when he first cut up a dollar 15 years ago. Now he's assembles collages entirely from one dollar bills that can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. Anthony Mason reports.

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Art that's made of money

Art that's made of money To many the idea of cutting up money for artistic purposes seems insane. But Mark Wagner saw something more when he first cut up a dollar 15 years ago. Now he's assembles collages entirely from one dollar bills that can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. Anthony Mason reports.

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The art and ethics of a surprise interview

The art and ethics of a surprise interview 60 Minutes doesn't show up unannounced very often. Here's why Bob Simon decided to surprise this man on his doorstep

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