David S. Rubin

Semblanza que David S. Rubin hizo en el 2015 acerca del artista texano Vincent Valdez y su obra.

Most recently, Allen was the lead artist and project manager of the Yanaguana Garden in San Antonio's Hemisfair Park.

Harjo believes that the best method for engaging viewers—with the goal of effecting social change—is to use humor.

No matter the medium, Lowe's work is characteristically full of contradictions.

Mexico City native Rodolfo Choperena established himself as an active supporter of the San Antonio art scene long before it ever occurred to him to become an artist himself.

The four artists here express their ideas and feelings more in code—something that is inherent to the language of abstraction.

For more than a decade, El Paso-based artist Margarita Cabrera has dedicated her art making to venerating the lives of Mexican immigrants

The embattled institution's current exhibition features works by 21 San Antonio-based Mexican and Mexican-American artists who examine what it is to be in the grey area between two cultures.

Today there are more than 8,000 members of Esferas Perdidas, a game for marble makers and marble hunters.

Saavedra has steadily focused on problems surrounding the divide between authority figures and the marginalized.

If you're looking for a joyful or celebratory exhibition about queer issues, you won't find it here.

Samandari's goal is to locate a sort of collective soul.

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.

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.