Catherine Walworth

“You’re not, by chance, related to Ziegfeld star Fanny Brice’s daughter, Frances Stark, are you?” “No, but I get mail for her, and once I got into a party because…

I recently visited the studios of Karen Mahaffy, Andrea Caillouet and Chris Sauter, three San Antonio artists among whom there are deep, connective tissues, particularly in their production of seductive…

The first weekend in May saw more openings in San Antonio than even the diehards could swallow, but some downtown and southtown standouts, particularly non-Texas artists, should be noted.

In Texas, we are a direct physical and cultural liaison to everything south of us — which, frankly, is a lot. We tend to focus on our Mexican neighbors because…

This is the second of a two-part series about the commercial building craze in San Antonio’s art community.

San Antonio’s art community has a witty sense of space. Recycling commercial spaces for uses far off the original mark is almost a hallmark.

Works of extreme creativity, the stuff of cultural and political revolutions, are what keep history from being a dull, slow hum.

This is the first in a series of articles exploring the museums of Texas, their unique characteristics, and the audiences they serve. Taken as a whole, the institutions throughout Texas…

There is a ripple going through the San Antonio art community. It’s the appreciative buzz that comes with a young artist who awes not just his elders, but his peers…