Bill Davenport

A lecture by Tony Payan, Ph.D.Baker Institute Scholar for Immigration and Border Studies, Rice University with Fernando Brito Mexican photojournalist and photography editor at El Debate de Culiacán newspaper, Culiacán,…

A monthly latino-themed program presented by Puro Chingon Collective. 7-8pm Curated Pre-show shorts. 8-9:45 a screening of Y Tu Mamá También. 9:45-10pm Trivia Contest. Everyone receives a Mexican vocabulary list,…

In conjunction with the Ransom Center’s current exhibition Arnold Newman: Masterclass, KUT producer Rebecca McInroy moderates a panel with Roy Flukinger, Ransom Center Senior Research Curator of Photography, actress Dana…

Performance-based film stills questioning gender, love, identity via social signifiers.  and up for the month of February.

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…

Leger chooses the city as the focus in his atmospheric watercolors.

Two young artists present work created in the years since graduating from Texas Christian University.

Art, poetry, and social & political commentary represent Americans of Mexican origin and particularly a Chicano world-view, as well as a global lesbian / gay / transgender identity.

Every year, Ceramics Monthly, a major ceramics publication, selects up to 14 top “Emerging Artists” for the year.  This February 18 Hands Gallery is showcasing ten of them.

Ferrotype photographs created using pieces of recycled aluminum cans.

The first FREE Late Night of 2013 includes continuous events until midnight, includung  the art odf the Dallas Steampunk community, and its relation to Chagall!

Leslie Scates and Erin Reck, choreographers/dancers/educators, perform original work in response to the exhibition Tony Feher: Free Fall.

Corner-art: Each work is composed of a group of paintings on one wall and a framed photograph with a caption on the other.

Photographic images, mostly of man-made items reflected within the bayou.

The 10th anniversary of the No Idea improvised music festival, night 1. Featured set: NYC/ Berlin-based micro-tonal composer Cat Lamb with Austin pedal steel virtuoso Bob Hoffnar and local jazz…

A pre-concert for the 10th annual No Idea Festival 2013 featuring Dafne Vicente-Sandoval, bassoon (Paris, France); Xavier Lopez, electronics (Paris, France); Cat Lamb, violin, electronics (NYC/ Berlin); and Bonnie Jones;…

Tightly cropped, intimate paintings of trees, set in Texas, California, and across Europe.

Misty, manipulated allegorical photos.