Featuring dazzling costume designs, fabrics laced with jewels and captivating photographs, “Women Artists of the Ballets Russes: Designing The Legacy” is an exhibit exploring and highlighting women...

“The show must go on" is often heard backstage. For UTSA’s Rowdy Theatrical Association (RTA), no dedicated stage exists, yet the show still goes on. Gearing up for their production of“Twelve...

“Sonic Critique,” a performance of experimental electronic music, is pretentious art. Music is meant to bring the community together, not alienate, yet one cannot feel as if they are the butt of some...

“Archaeology of Memory” is an exhibit that is sure to not only entice and excite the viewer’s mind but also their other senses. It is an aromatic, botanical experience showcasing the journeys, hardships...

In recent weeks, San Antonio has been graced by the Jazz’SAlive Festival and the International Latin Jazz & Arts Festival, showcasing some of the best jazz around. But where can San Antonio locals...

Commotion filled the room before the show last Thursday, Oct. 17. Whispers were replaced with a loud round of applause as the University Choir walked the stage to find their designated spots in their...

There is no other way to communicate the sheer excitement that comes with watching jazz musicians play their instruments, as if they were a volleyball team passing the ball and racking up kills. Every...

One is meant to have a conversation with art. Memories will be invoked. Biases will be shattered. A constant swirl of ideas surrounds the atmosphere of an art exhibit. Space continuously isolates and...

Movie soundtracks have become a staple of popular culture. A single note from the iconic “Indiana Jones” theme elicits adventure, while a piano key from Justin Hurwitz’s “Epilogue” forms tears...

Full of wonder and awe, life-size sculptures of bunnies fill the "Huntopia" exhibit open from May 4 through Nov. 3. Guests can park for free at the Garden's on-site parking, check in at the entrance and...

Independent production company A24 collaborated with UTSA’s film and media program to allow students to watch the entertainment company’s unreleased film “Sing Sing,” this past Wednesday. Award-winning...

Although San Antonio has a lot of history to showcase, it may still be surprising to discover its influence on film history. In the early days, French director Gaston Méliès briefly settled in the city...