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Chad Dawkins asks the Brooklyn-based artist about what went into this site-specific sculpture commissioned by Blue Star Contemporary and the San Antonio Botanical Garden

The HCCC residency is the only one of its kind in Texas.

This show represent a major milestone for the 27-year-old artist as proof of his artistic growth during a two-year period of concentrated work.

With Mahaffy's work, we experience a sensory shifting that blurs the boundaries between the present and the past, the real and the virtual.

Looks can be deceiving in the flashy and blissful facades of O'Connor's art.

This year, San Antonio's "Best of CAM" award for most exceptional artwork was presented to Daniela Riojas, a young and adventurous emerging artist.

As a conceptual artist and practicing DJ, Boyd approaches each project much like a recording artist developing a concept album.

"I live in a world that cannot afford the luxury of progress. There are so few homes where the buffalo roam that they discontinued the nickel."

Since the early 1980s, the San Antonio native has made highly eccentric painted reliefs, sculptures, and installations featuring loony, childlike imagery that’s often cleverly encoded with biting social commentary.

A relative newcomer to the San Antonio art scene, Fernando Andrade is one of five artists who make up the inaugural class of the Guadalupe Cultural Art Center's Artist Lab program.

Leigh Anne Lester is known for art that focuses on the changing conditions of humans and the environment.

In the spirit of Fluxus, Kubo takes an "anything can happen" attitude, and his events can bring complete strangers a little closer together.

"We continue to struggle with how we feel about Smithson’s words. ...one passage in particular claims flatly that Mexico is a violent and dangerous place. We are choosing consciously not to turn away from Smithson’s racism but towards it."

The American Genre Film Archive in Austin rescues 35mm film prints and celebrates outrageous and overlooked cinema.

A San Antonio-based artist who has been exhibiting since the early 2000s, Joey Fauerso is known for videos, animations, and works on paper that blur the boundaries between painting, drawing, and performance.

On his website and business card, San Antonio native Rolando Briseño lists his profession as "Cultural Adjustor and Public Artist."

A newly restored program of rarely seen short films gives a glimpse of Austin's DIY rennaisance in the late-'70s and early-'80s.

At once humorous and unsettling, Lawrence's work treads the fine line between beauty and horror.

His images are, by turns: beautiful, hallucinogenic, brutal, erotic, and subversively funny.

For her latest exhibition, Eileen Maxson materializes iconic moments from the 1994 cult classic “Reality Bites”