Paul Rodriguez: Post Penis
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
March 6 - May 11, 2014
San Antonio
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Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler: Eight, Eighteen
October 12, 2013 through March 29, 2014
Cinema, the subtleties of its components and its history form the basis of Hubbard/Birchler’s work. The Hubbard/Birchler exhibition will feature two video installations, including the world premiere of Eighteen and a selection of other video and photographic work, including Eight. All visitors must make arrangements in advance of their prospective visit by contacting the Foundation and stating the nature of their interest. Available appointment times will be offered by return email.
Maximilian and Carlota: Last Empire in Mexico
February 1 through March 30, 2014
An exhibition in which the rule of Maximilian and Carlota, Emperor and Empress of Mexico in the 1860s, is examined and accompanies the release of the book, Maximilian and Carlota: Europe’s Last Empire in Mexico written by South Texas scholar Mary Margaret McAllen.
Hills Snyder: Steam at AP Art Lab
March 1 through April 5, 2014
Three of San Antonio’s arts writers will take 72 minute shifts in an anti-gravity recliner as visitors move in and around the space. Each writer will be blindfolded and headphoned, attending to two trips through a 36 minute aural landscape which which will also be playing ambiently in the room
Sarah Fox: Secrets Manifest
Southwest School of Art Ursuline Hall Gallery - Ursuline Campus
February 13 through April 24, 2014
Fox's figurative paintings explore the struggles and memories of women.
Mungo Thomson: Crickets for Solo and Ensemble
January 16 through April 27, 2014
The exhibition will center on Crickets (2012), a video installation of an orchestral performance recreating the sounds made by different species of insects. Working with composer Michael Webster, Thomson transcribed a compilation of field recordings of crickets into a musical score for a 17-person orchestra.
Texas Draws III
Southwest School of Art Russell Hill Rogers Gallery- Navarro Campus
February 13 through April 27, 2014
Texas Draws is a biennial exhibition that highlights drawings by contemporary Texas artists. Artists: Jorge Alegría, Kim Bishop, Sara Frantz, Tina Fuentes, Marshall K. Harris, Mark Hogensen, Katie Maratta, Kermit Oliver, Robert Pruitt and Jeffrey Wheeler.
Claire Watson: Now What
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
March 6 through May 11, 2014
New York-based artist Watson recombines items such as tobacco pipes and kid gloves to create art related to personal artifacts and ideals of masculinity and femininity.
Paul Rodriguez: Post Penis
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
March 6 through May 11, 2014
Rodriguez, a Los Angeles-based artist presents a video, light, and sound installation.
Robert Indiana: Beyond Love
February 5 through May 25, 2014
A major survey, organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art, includes over 90 paintings, sculptures and works on paper.
Robert Indiana’s Hartley Elegies
February 5 through May 25, 2014
Ten monumental screenprints documenting the relationship between Marsden Hartley and the German officer Karl Von Freyburg.
Constructing the Stage: Artists From the Theatre Collection
January 22 through June 1, 2014
Focuses on the important uses of maquettes in production design through the work of artists Timothy O'Brien, Ralph Koltai, Adrianne Lobel and Tony Staiges.
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