Christopher Karr

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of work that uses the archipelago as a metaphor to explore themes of fragmentation.

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of artist and musician Lisa Alvarado's intensely-colored vibrational maps.

Christopher Karr reviews a show of prints at the San Antonio Museum of Art that explores immigration, labor, and the aesthetic influence of Mesoamerican symbolism.

Christopher Karr reviews an exhibition of three generations of Mexican-American artists on view at the Weil Gallery at Texas A&M - Corpus Christi.

Christopher Karr reviews an eclectic selection of works from the University of Texas at San Antonio's permanent collection, on view at the school's Russell Hill Rogers Galleries.

Christopher Karr reviews a group show at Ruiz-Healy Art that pushes the boundaries of landscape painting.

Christopher Karr interviews self-identifying queer artist Xandr Arquin and talks about their practice and bringing humanity back into the gallery space.

Christopher Karr talks with artist Angeles Salinas about her practice, her background, and her MFA thesis exhibition at UTSA.

Christopher Karr reviews "Delita Martin: Her Temple of Everyday Familiars, A Retrospective," an exhibition of portraits by the artist that capture the spirit of Black womanhood.

Christopher Karr talks with San Antonio-based artist Anahita Younesi about her practice and her choice to use hair in her work as an act of protest.