Markers
Flight Gallery
May 11 through June 1, 2013
San Antonio ART EVENTS
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Texas Contemporary Artist Series: Luisa Wheeler
UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures
Last Chance - February 4 through May 30, 2013
Archival photographs, chronicling Wheeler’s life experiences through the present, curated by Arturo Infante Almeida, curator for the UTSA art collection.
No/w/here: A Thesis Exhibition
Joann Cole Mitte Gallery I & II Texas State University
Last Chance - April 29 through May 30, 2013
BFA thesis work TX State University students Sarah Lynne Artale, Julio Barrientos, Jaimee Benson, Lee Benson, Sarah-J. Calvetti, Owen Drysdale, Ashley Neal, Andrea René Kocurek Pearce, Kevin Quach, Krista Quiroga, Lisa Samson, Josh Seaton, and Michael Villarreal.
Markers
May 11 through June 1, 2013
Artists: Casey Arguelles Gregory, Lucas Johnson, Cathie Kayser, Kenny Lantz, Aaron Munoz, Kyle Olson, Gissett Padilla, Troy Stanley and Magda Boltz- Wilson Organized by:Techang
Fiesta, Fête, Festival: Selections from the Tobin Collection
January 16 through June 9, 2013
Scene and costume designs put San Antonio’s Fiesta—from NIOSA and Charreada to the Coronation of the Queen of the Order of the Alamo and Cornyation—into to a rich tradition of popular and court celebrations.
Jayne Lawrence: Infestation
May 10 through June 16, 2013
Stemming from Lawrence's infatuation with the concept of space, Infestation uses nature as inspiration to examine the way an idea can manifest over time.
Julie Shipp: Asperatus
May 10 through July 5, 2013
Asperatus is a series of paintings that explore the visual anomalies of light and color.
This much is true, AUTOS SACRAMENTALES
May 2 through September 1, 2013
Artpace San Antonio opens two new exhibitions. Artist Anya Gallaccio returns to Artpace 16 years after her International Artist-in-Residence exhibition with a new installation for the Hudson (Show)Room inspired by the geology of Texas. Michael Menchaca’s AUTOS SACRAMENTALES references Mesoamerican “codices” to address sociopolitical issues surrounding the US-Mexican border.
Arturo Herrera
February 22 through September 6, 2013
Provocative collages, sculpture, wall paintings, and felt wall hangings subvert recognizable imagery, from cartoons to fairy tales to abstract expressionism, to question the legibility and resonance of the language of abstraction. Organized by Fairfax Dorn.
Majority Rules: A Decade of Contemporary Art Acquisitions
January 23 through September 15, 2013
Since 2003, the McNay Contemporary Collectors Forum has purchased one or two works of art for the McNay's collection at the group's annual fall View & Vote. Acquisitions on view include works by John Miller, Ed Kienholz and Nancy Reddin Kienholz, John Fraser, Susie Rosmarin, Lesley Dill, Sandy Skoglund, Chakaia Booker, Roger Shimomura, Lance Letscher, Whitfield Lovell, and Radcliffe Bailey. MCCF's selection for 2012 is a large color photograph by Brazilian artist Vik Muniz.
Recents Posts
Triple Treat @ Unit B, San Antonio
I’m not sure what I expected from “Triple Treat,” the CAMx exhibition at Unit B. I had really high hopes for the exhibition and can [...]
Jimmy James Canales at the UTSA Satellite Space
The exhibition lies in two explorations which converge in the space itself. The physical space acts as a metaphor for the process that an artist [...]
Tête-à-Tête 3: Interview with Matthew Metzger
Former North Texas artist Matthew Metzger recently responded to Tête-à-Tête, offering some insight into his calculated and beautifully detailed paintings. Matthew lives and works in Chicago. He received his BFA [...]
CAM’s New Shows Keeps The Dialog Going- Thank you, CAM!
Recently I had a chance to talk with Nina Hassele, director of Contemporary Art Month (CAM), and CAM Board Member Leigh Baldwin; both told me [...]
