"Michael Menchaca"

Menchaca keeps expanding their vision and method.

From Artpace: “Texas native, Michael Menchaca’s exhibition The 1836 Project (Extended Widescreen Edition) expands on the colonial fantasies of the Texas creation myth with their newest video work. During their…

Join us to welcome San Antonio based artist Michael Menchaca for an artist talk and Q&A! Monday, February 10 6:30pm-8:00pm Sabine Street Studios: Suite 120 Michael Menchaca’s images blend the…

San Antonio-based artist Michael Menchaca will give a talk at Houston's Lawndale Art Center on Saturday, October 19.

“Michael Menchaca’s The Codex Silex Vallis (The Silicon Valley Codex) in John M. O’Quinn Gallery features site-specific wallpaper based on his latest works on paper series, “The Codex Silex Vallis…

Neil Fauerso and guest Michael Menchaca on some Texas exhibitions you can still catch before they close, including Menchaca's show at the the McNay, and a show of Rembrandt etchings in a place you haven't heard about.

“For the final chapter of the series of exhibitions celebrating San Antonio’s rich printmaking tradition, Michael Menchaca will transform the McNay’s Lawson Print Gallery into an immersive environment of prints,…

The show carries on the lineage of Menchaca’s ancestors; with his wit, imagination, and intimacy with San Antonio, he's making a new "map" that despite its playful surrealism makes perfect sense. 

An exhibition featuring mixed-media collages, works on paper, and a wallpaper mural by Michael Menchaca. “Vignettes from San Antonio is a new series of work that is inspired by the artist’s…

You can only resist something worthy of resisting.

A show of new prints and digital works by San Antonio-based artist Michael Menchaca. The pieces in the show combine pop culture references with mythology.

A video installation by San Antonio artist Michael Menchaca reflecting on recent events regarding racial tension in the U.S.

BLUEorange presents Sweven, featuring the work of San Antonio based Artist Michael Menchaca. Commenting on sociopolitical issues surrounding the Mexican-American border, Menchaca combines prints and installation using his characteristic visual…

Menchaca’s animated video, Codex Migratus Animatus interprets current events along the U.S.-Mexico border through the exploits of a cast of cartoon animals inspired by pre-Columbian codices, Pop Art prints, Chuck…

In Menchaca’s site-specific installation at Transit, large representational beasts of “Mexican” stereotypes step off of a mythical train into a border town.

The U.S. Latinx Art Forum, an advocacy organization, has announced the recipients of its 2023 Latinx Artist Fellowship grants of $50,000, including two artists with Texas connections.

The Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth has announced their 2022-23 exhibition calendar, including two exhibitions currently on view that pair historical and contemporary works.

Christina Rees and Brandon Zech walk you through the Texas shows they’re most excited about seeing this fall art season.

This week: big juried shows in DFW, a new landmark for UT Austin's Landmarks, and Artpace heats up in San Antonio.