With a chorus of voices echoing through its halls, the McNay Art Museum’s latest exhibit, “Prints by Contemporary Black Artists,” is a powerful tribute to Black artists’ ongoing legacy and significant...
Being the oldest major city in Texas, Alamo City is rich with culture spanning before Spanish colonization in the 1600s. San Antonio is home to some of the most interesting museums in the state. Museums...
Jada Thomas, Interim Marketing Manager
• October 31, 2023
Every year, multiple movies signal the start of “spooky season,” or the weeks leading up to Halloween. Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” is among those movies, and this year marks...
The McNay art museum’s newest special collection, Something to Say, chronicles 100 years of African American art. Those visiting the exhibit are greeted by a neon sign spelling out the word “America”...
March 31 marked the end of contemporary art month or CAM as it is colloquially referred to. The month-long citywide art event focuses on local artists and attempts to spread knowledge on the growing arts...
Dressed to Kill: Glam and Gore in Theatre, an exhibition at McNay pairs designs with costumes inspired by five infamously stylish seductresses and fashionable fiends seen on an operatic...
Photo Credit: Jackie Calvert
With the success of programs like “Project Runway” and live runway shows every season, the interest and growth of fashion is blooming in San Antonio....
Tuesday, Jan. 2210 a.m. Exhibit: “Fiesta, Fete, Festival”San Antonio’s past is celebrated throughout this exclusiveexhibit that commemorates the history of the annual city event, known as“Fiesta.”...
Men with bloody faces combat in the ringwhile a soldier struggles to keep his composure. These are truly “America’sFinest.”“America’s Finest” is Vincent Valdez’s secondsolo exhibition...
Tuesday, Jan. 15.
10 a.m. Exhibit: Aphrodite and the
Gods of Love
The San Antonio Museum of Art (200
W. Jones St.) presents “Aphrodite and the Gods of Love,” an exhibit featuring
125 statues, vases,...
Dr. Harriett Romo sits at her desk, a book featuring
prints from “Estampas de la Raza:
Contemporary Prints from the Romo Collection” on her lap. She describes in
detail the moment...
