May’s Cafe is the only business in Cornudas, TX, a city with a population under ten. When you pull up, there’s a sign that proudly announces that their Cornudas Burger…
Ben Judson
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In the United States, hyphenated identity art exhibits are well established and follow certain traditions, notwithstanding some impressive attempts to break the mould. LACMA made one of these attempts with…
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The idea of grouping works on paper — drawings, watercolors, prints, photographs, etc — in a single category is a very practical one. Museums are tasked with preserving and storing…
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The Land Heritage Institute is a fascinating organization, if difficult to pin down. Beginning in 1979, the City of San Antonio began to explore the idea of building a reservoir…
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I suppose Elaine Wolff should be forgiven for proclaiming in a recent review that Daniel Saldaña’s scultpures are "post-contemporary in another key way: They’re unmistakably narrative." And also for pitting…
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Dan Goddard has a good piece in the San Antonio Current about the status of the forthcoming David Adjaye-designed home for Linda Pace’s collection. Apart from the news that it’s…
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With the extension of the Riverwalk, San Antonio got some new high-visibility public artworks by people like Bill Fontana, Donald Lipski, and Stuart Allen. The city has also invested in…
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San Antonio’s Contemporary Art Month just published their event calendar for July. The event has sweated its way through July every year since 1985; in 2010 it moves to March,…
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At first glance, Rudolf de Crignis’ paintings at Lawrence Markey look like monochrome fields, shades of pure blue and gray applied with minimalist austerity. But of course minimalists by and…
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Six Years Later presents two separate shows by Matt Hanner and Stephen Lapthisophon. The artists had previously collaborated on a one-night-only installation at Unit B Gallery when it was still…