"Refined Reflections into the Formidable: Contemporary Latino Art from the Zoe Diaz Collection features twenty-three artists whose works span a broad range of approaches in exquisite large-scale and intimate...

This weekend, the Rowdy Thespian Association performed a play titled “Connected,” written by Lia Romeo. It was a relatively small production, but the eight weeks of work that went into its development...

On Thursday, Nov. 17, the “MEGA Lungs” walk-through exhibit was on display at UTSA’s Main Campus. The 12-foot high, 15-foot wide, 10-foot long exhibit was an inflatable model of the human lungs rented...

Kayla Calderon, a junior art major at UTSA, is creating a print collection of storybook-like illustrations following anthropomorphized animals. The collection is meant to take on various symbols of humanity...

Students displayed works of art on Oct. 18 in the Southwest School of Art hallway to showcase young and upcoming artists expanding on the barriers of art. Professor Chris Sauter, associate professor of...

To honor Domestic Violence Awareness Month, UTSA displays an exhibition titled, “Empty Place at the Table.” The solemn exhibition is a disheartening and eye-opening demonstration located in various...

Inspired by her tumultuous relationships and childhood trauma associated with toxic masculinity, Gabi Magaly shared her Mexican-American photographic narrative with UTSA’s Main Art Gallery. The...

The Main Art Gallery at UTSA’s Main Campus recently debuted “South Texas Life and Visual Culture,” which features works by Gabi Magaly, Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson, Luis Valderas and Guillermina...

In late August, UTSA’s Downtown campus installed a permanent 18-foot-tall sculpture “Drum Rhythm No. 11” by Fletcher Benton. The late sculptor’s daughter, Ashlie Benton, gifted “Drum Rhythm No....