Tidal Shift: Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi Art Faculty Biennial
Art Museum of South Texas
April 21 - September 17, 2017
Artists Looking at Art: Megan Solis
San Antonio
Upcoming
Saturday, August 26
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Reception
Peter Max Retrospective: The Collected Works 1960-2017
The Shops of La Cantera
6–8 pm
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Sunday, August 27
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Reception
Peter Max Retrospective: The Collected Works 1960-2017
The Shops of La Cantera
2–4 pm
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Stories Seldom Told: Less than Equal
Last Chance - July 7 through August 25, 2017
An exhibition presenting "artistic study of educational inequity in San Antonio and its effects on our youth. Stories Seldom Told: Less than Equal will provoke audiences to consider how young people are affected by issues such as: standardized testing, policing in schools, special education and unequal access to resources. "
Modplex: Wendy Saha & Melissa Sonzala
Last Chance - July 8 through August 26, 2017
A show featuring collages mounted on plexiglass by artists Wendy Saha and Melissa Sonzala.
Anthony Rundblade: Cloak Dagger Parallel Meridians
Last Chance - July 6 through August 26, 2017
A show of new works by San Antonio-based artist Anthony Rundblade. "Through printmaking and collage, Rundblade extends the life of documented history to expose underlying and uneasy resonances with contemporary awareness."
Josh Perez: Todo Esta Bien
Last Chance - August 4 through 26, 2017
A show of photographs by Josh Perez.
Borrowed Whimsy
Last Chance - August 11 through 26, 2017
A show featuring works by Kimberly Rumfelt and Brianna M. Burnett, two of Clamp Light's founding members
Isocyanates/Polypl/Catalysts
Last Chance - August 12 through 26, 2017
A show featuring works by Louie Chavez, Alyssa Danna, Elyse Grams, Barbara Minarro, and Alejandro Augustine Padilla. The exhibition "explores how a diverse group of artists utilize the toxic medium of Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) in their work."
Artists Looking at Art: Megan Solis
Last Chance - August 7 through 26, 2017
"Megan Solis’ installations are populated with repurposed items including toys, clothing, and furniture from her adolescence which are used as the backdrop for performances exploring themes such as nostalgia, mental health, and destructive behavior."
Sabine Senft
Last Chance - May 25 through August 27, 2017
A show featuring works by San Antonio artist Sabine Senft.
Doerte Weber
Last Chance - May 25 through August 27, 2017
A show featuring works by San Antonio artist Doerte Weber. The artist uses old, traditional weaving patterns and attempts to recontextualize them by allowing viewers to interpret them.
Jane Dunnewold: New Works and Mixed Media
Last Chance - July 6 through August 27, 2017
A show of new works by Jane Dunnewold.
Kristy Perez: The Giving Distance
Southwest School of Art Russell Hill Rogers Gallery- Navarro Campus
Last Chance - July 27 through August 27, 2017
An installation by San Antonio artist Kristy Perez. The work draws on themes of autobiography, love, desire, beauty, and volatility.
Groovy: A Psychedelic Summer
Last Chance - May 9 through August 27, 2017
A show of artworks exploring "color, pattern, and new technology during a time when contemporary art as we know it was in its infancy." Featuring works by Edna Andrade, Robert Gordy, and Joe Tilson and a video by June Paik and John Godfrey.
Peter Max Retrospective: The Collected Works 1960-2017
Last Chance - August 18 through 27, 2017
A show of works by Pop artist Peter Max.
The Lakehouse
Southwest School of Art Russell Hill Rogers Gallery- Navarro Campus
Last Chance - July 27 through August 27, 2017
A show of works by Jack McGilvray. The pieces in the exhibition document the changing of a landscape along with the changes that happen within three generations of a family.
Julian Onderdonk and the Texan Landscape
May 12 through August 31, 2017
An exhibition of works by Texas landscape painter Julian Onderdonk (1882–1922). Onderdonk is a San Antonio native and is best known for his paintings of bluebonnets.
Michael Villarreal: Whitetail
June 17 through September 2, 2017
A show of works by Texas-born artist Michael Villarreal. Villarreal recently graduated with his MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Interval
June 29 through September 2, 2017
A group exhibition curated by Hills Snyder and featuring works by Carlos Amorales, Fernando Andrade, Sarah Fox, Pedro Friedeberg, Nicolás Leiva and James Smolleck. "Interval invites a pause and a place to consider disparate connections, subtle changes, implied possibilities."
Elaine Pawlowicz: Altered States
August 12 through September 2, 2017
A show of works by Dallas-based artist Elaine Pawlowicz. The exhibition features paintings of plants in a style that recalls that of magical realism: "space is flat with an idiosyncratic perspective, and with images that are swallowed up by neon colored fields"
International Artist-in-Residence Exhibition
July 13 through September 3, 2017
An exhibition featuring Artpace's summer artists-in-residence, curated by Yoshua Okón. The show features presentations from three artists: Christie Blizard (San Antonio, TX), Rolando Lopez (Aguascalientes, Mexico), and Kang Seung Lee (Los Angeles, CA).
Tim Olson: Opus Miniscule His Maiden
August 5 through September 7, 2017
A show of works by San Antonio artist Tim Olson. The pieces in the show are small-scale drawings and paintings that employ collage elements and include found objects.
Standing Out
August 5 through September 7, 2017
Rockport Center for the Arts' 33rd annual Merit Show. Featuring artists Sheila Gritte (Corpus Christi), George Ann Johnson (Huntsville), Joan Laughlin (Houston), Joyce McAdams (Edgewater, FL), Elena Rodriguez (Corpus Christi), and Rick Workman (Rockport).
Marcus Haydock: Insurrection
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
June 1 through September 9, 2017
A show of works by British artist Marcus Haydock. In his work, "Marcus attempts to explore the human condition and our relationship to images from a psychological perspective."
Chris Sauter: Echo and Narcissus
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
June 1 through September 9, 2017
An exhibition of works by 2014-2015 Blue Star Contemporary Berlin Resident Chris Sauter. The pieces in the show, some of which are three-dimensional loudspeaker reliefs (speakers created out of paper) are inspired by Sauter's time in Germany.
Augmented Reality
Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
June 1 through September 9, 2017
"Augmented Reality examines what impact the digital landscape has on our three-dimensional reality." The show features works by Susi Brister, Kris Pierce, Randy Bolton, Frank Benson, Nancy de Holl, and Yoonmi Nam.
The Outwin 2016 American Portraiture Today
June 1 through September 10, 2017
A juried exhibition of portraits. The exhibition was organized through an open call by the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery.
Heaven and Hell: Salvation and Retribution in Pure Land Buddhism
June 16 through September 10, 2017
A show featuring paintings, sculpture, and decorative objects that explore the concepts of heaven and hell, ideas that are central to Pure Land Buddhism. From SAMA: "Heaven and Hell provides a dynamic and in-depth view of Pure Land Buddhism, highlighting the way different cultures adopted and adapted the faith."
Guy Woueté: Being Awake
August 12 through September 13, 2017
A show of videos by Antwerp and Douala-based artist Guy Woueté. In his works, Woueté "encompasses elements of social criticism and the questions of migration in the age of globalization; everyday life realities are his source of inspiration."Works being screened include:Next week, 2010, 4:00 D’ici là, 2015, 7:10 Volcano, 2008, 5:06 Echo Between, 2009, 5:13 After Walls, 2009, 3:50 La liste est longue, 2006-7, 2:26 Burka… (No, you have to ask the questions…), 2013, 3:15 Ouidah Return, 2007, 1:10
Tidal Shift: Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Art Faculty Biennial
April 21 through September 17, 2017
An exhibition featuring works by full-time instructors from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. The show includes paintings, sculptures, photography, ceramics, graphics and design works.
Mat Kubo: ShadowsWhispersTransfersPulls: Rubbings and Frottages from South and Southeast Texas
August 4 through September 23, 2017
ShadowsWhispersTransfersPulls is a selection of rubbings and frottages created at historical locations in Galveston, Houston and San Antonio by artist Mat Kubo.
Naomi Wanjiku Gakunga
August 4 through November 3, 2017
A show of works by San Antonio-based artist Naomi Wanjiku Gakunga. The artist draws on her Kenyan heritage to create works that "contemporize traditional activities" she observed while growing up in Central Kenya.
Kristy Deetz: Through the Veil
Southwest School of Art Ursuline Hall Gallery - Ursuline Campus
July 27 through November 12, 2017
A show of paintings by Kristy Deetz. The works in the show are narrative-based and use "dark humor, visual puns, symbols, and metaphors, art historical references and cultural collisions to play with pictorial and formal construction."
Icons and Symbols of the Borderland
July 13 through December 17, 2017
An exhibition featuring 25 artists who create works informed by their relationships with the US/Mexico border. Artists in the show include: Ricky Armendáriz, Nanobah Becker, Antonio Castro, Mark Clark, David DeWitt, Socorro Diamonstein, Leticia Diaz, Gaspar Enríquez, Priscilla Garcia-Franzoni, Chris Grijalva-García, Wayne Hilton, Romy Sáenz Hawkins, Wopo Holup, Benito Huerta, Ilana Lapid, Lydia Limas, Cesar Martínez, Diana Molina, Delilah Montoya, Oscar Moya, José Rivera, Roberto Salas, Victoria Suescum, Miguel Valenzuela, and Andy Villarreal.
Art in the Garden: George Tobolowsky
February 23 through December 31, 2017
An exhibition of sculptures by Mountain Springs, Texas-based artist George Tobolowsky. Created from found objects and castoff pieces of metal, the works are created to fit together like pieces of a puzzle.
Blanco Sculpture Trail
April 29, 2017 through April 30, 2018
A sculpture trail organized by the Blanco Visitors Bureau and juried by Lee Ann Whatley. The trail features works by Peter Mangan, Danville Chadbourne, Cat Quintanilla, and Jeffie Brewer.
Gabriel Dawe: Plexus c18
San Antonio International Airport
October 11, 2016 through October 11, 2019
A new installation by Dallas artist Gabriel Dawe. The piece is located in Terminal A by the Southwest ticket counter.
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