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  • Mary Kargl Lecture Series: The Arts of Devotion in Spain and Latin America by Marcus Burke, Senior Curator, The Hispanic Society of America

    Spanish art scholar and Senior Curator, Marcus Burke, will be discussing the importance of reformed Roman Catholic culture in Golden Age Spanish and colonial Latin American art. Known for bringing "the Hispanic Society to the attention of a much wider audience," Burke earned his Ph.D. from New York University Institute for the Fine Arts, and has since then taught various art classes as well as working as the Senior Curator of paintings at the Hispanic Society of America. The lecture will be free with museum admission. So go, take an hour of your Sunday afternoon, and submerge yourself in Burke's credible words.

  • Chris Larson: Deep North
    Chris Larson: Deep North 5/19 12:00PM
     

    By building a small house, drenching it in water, and allowed icicles to form, Larson's recreation of a severe ice storm depicts frozen beauty and nature's destructive ways.

    Category: Art, Exhibits
  • Content Under Pressure
    Content Under Pressure 5/19 12:00PM
     

    Twelve-ounce prophets from across the country descend on San Pedro this week for SA’s youngest aerosol art festival. After a successful inaugural edition in 2012, “Content Under Pressure” returns with 35 of the nation’s freshest graffiti artists and muralists including Chicago’s Debise CT and Bekit from New York City. Things kick off on Friday night with a gallery reception and artist meet and greet. Saturday includes a b-boy expo, artist panel, and performances by local hip-hop veterans Chisme and OBX. Live murals will be painted onsite by the FX Crew, I Wuz Here (CBS), IWS, Few and Far, and 4 Burners. Fans of the four elements should have plenty to rejoice in and enough vibrant street art to tide them over until Clogged Caps comes along.

  • Exhibition Performance: Man-Made Man

    SpareWorks.dance company responds to the installation of The Human Face and Form with a medley of stories and images. Choreographer Amber Ortega-Perez and fellow dancers mine the poses and gestures of McNay sculpture and celebrate the human form through modern dance.

  • Tour of Real/ Surreal
    Tour of Real/ Surreal 5/19 3:00PM
     

    Free final tour of the McNay's current feature exhibition.

    Category: Art, Exhibits
  • You(th)Pace Teen Art Council

    Artpace's You(th)Pace Teen Art Council encourages teens across Bexar County to explore the San Antonio art scene; work with artists; create art activities; and design their own collaborative program, exhibition, or project for the public. On Tuesday, the fifteen high-school students from 11 area schools present the culmination of the two semester-long program, a group show exploring themes of discovery and loss.

    Place: Artpace
  • Lewis Smith
    Lewis Smith 5/23 6:00PM
     

    The opening for Lewis Smith's 'Cardinal Vista' exhibit will feature a vino reception and an art talk with DJ JJ playing live music. The exhibit runs from May 23rd till June 1st.

    Category: Art, Exhibits
  • Contemporary Crash Course: Conversation with John Fraser
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    Fernando Andrade's childhood memories of violence and cartels in Mexico is reflected in his latest pieces.

    Category: Art, Exhibits
  • RAW San Antonio:

    The local chapter of RAW Natural Born Artists showcases visual art by Christina Barboza, daphid art, Mzroyalec, Larry Castilleja, Prerna Suyal, James Seufert, Justin, Mind Potency, Violet Serpentine, Dani Cruz, Jordan Nerison, Rock SALT, Shellee Laurent, Megan Solis, and Jacinda Jackson; photography by John.John, Taj Marie, Gregory Stack, Collette Orquiz, B. Alvidrez, Katie Red, Vispanius, Sherrie Scherer, PaperMoon, Don Walthrop, and Roland; fashion design by O.M. by Ecaterina Pharrez and Monster Con; film by Jack Webb; performing art by Mary Annette and Aliska Wolfbane; makeup artistry by Beautiful Creatures, Dominique, and Lisa Boston; and live music by Christina Murphy, Nevermind, and The Black Market Club. Joshua Cabaza emcees the show set to beats by DJ Cogswell.

  • A Salute to the Military
    A Salute to the Military 5/25 11:00AM
     

    Come celebrate Memorial Day at the Institute of Texan Cultures and discover the historic role of Texans in the American military! Travel back in time and visit the Frontier Fort, engage in marching drills, observe historic firearm demonstrations, explore tactical vehicles, and interact with Texas soldiers from the American Revolution, Texas Revolution, American Civil War, Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and Afghanistan. This event is an overview of the role of Texans in major American conflicts throughout time. The Institute of Texan Cultures will be partnering with the Lone Star Heritage Association and retired military personnel to bring you an exciting event! For additional information, call (210) 458-2300 or visit TexanCultures.com

  • Superhero Contest
    Superhero Contest 5/25 12:00PM
     

    Centro Cultural Aztlan is hosting our 22nd Annual SUPERHERO contest and exhibit.  This exhibit is open to any students 6 to 18 years of age.  We ask students to identify a positive role model in their lives and create a drawing, illustration, painting, or sculpture of their Superhero.  The key word and subject of this contest is “Super Heroes”, who the students consider as positive role models in their school, community, or home.  Special attention will be to creativity and originality on the subject.  Artwork is open to any media.   Prizes will be awarded at different categories and grades.   Special reception will be Saturday May 18th, 2013 from 12-3pm with an Award ceremony and entertainment.

  • Joe Raymond Vega:

    Hello Studio hosts a screening of two videos written, recorded, and produced by Joe Raymond Vega, formerly of the band Xry. Exploring gender roles and sexuality, Vega's works speak to "those who indulge and are not afraid … everyone who has had to deal with racial or ethnic cruelty … straight, gay, and lesbian … outcasts of American society."

    Place: Hello Studio
  • Family Art Play: Ooey Gooey Pictures

    Come dressed for a mess and experience Vik Muniz’s curious photographs made with edible ingredients like marinara sauce and chocolate syrup. You and a child can create food-based compositions with photographer Mari Hernandez. McNay members can reserve a space by calling 210.805.1768 by noon Friday before the program. Nonmembers can pick up remaining passes the day of. All family programs are free with museum admission.

  • Fiesta, Fête Film: Flamenco

    This documentary directed by Carlos Saura traces the roots and rhythms of flamenco performance including singing, dancing, and guitar playing.  

  • Visual Art in Post-Revolutionary Iran by Sussan Siavoshi

    Born in Tehran, Iran, Sussan Siavoshi received her Ph.D. from Ohio State University. Having taught at many San Antonio universities such as UTSA and St. Mary's University, she is currently the Cox Chapman Professor of International Relations and Chair of the Political Science Department at Trinity University. Siavoshi has authored many published works including a book on "Liberal Nationalism in Iran: the Defeat of a Movement," as well as having served on various committees such as: the Faculty Senate, the University Curriculum Council, the Promotion and Tenure Commission and the "Difficult Dialogue" founding group. Her expertise on the Middle East's, particularly Iran's, government systems is sure to make for a very interesting and enlightening address.

  • PechaKucha vol.10
    PechaKucha vol.10 5/28 6:30PM
     

    PechaKucha, a concept created by Tokyo-based architects Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham as a platform for young designers to share their work in a “20x20” format (20 images are shown and explained for 20 seconds each), turns 10 years old this month and celebrates the occasion as a thriving global network made up of 600 cities including San Antonio. The tenth installment to be hosted by the local chapter (organized by the Architecture Foundation of San Antonio) with presentations from Killis Almond FAIA (architect), Diego Bernal (City Councilman-musician), Ernest Gonzales (musician), Josh Levine (entrepreneur), Miss Anastasia (storyteller), George Schroeder (steel artist), Kathleen Trenchard (paper artist), Mark & Angela Walley (filmmakers). There will be free parking in nearby city lots.  

  • Exhibition Film: The Swimmer

    Based on the short story by John Cheever, Ned Merrill (Burt Lancaster) swims his way home from private backyard swimming pools in the suburbs to a crowded public pool, encountering love, power, despair, and ruin in the process. USA. 1968. English, 95 min., color. Not rated. © Sony Pictures.This summer Get Reel features French and American takes on summer love, loss, and adventure. Wine reception at 6:00 pm.

    Category: Art, Exhibits, Video
  • Fiesta, Fête Film: Dangerous Beauty

    Loosely based on the life of Italian poet and courtesan Veronica Franco, Dangerous Beauty documents Franco's rise to fame and her charges for witchcraft.

    Category: Art, Exhibits, Video, Film
  • "Texas Tough" 6/6 6:00PM
     

    Blue Starʼs first all-female exhibition since 2008's "Arte Latina: ROAR," "Texas Tough" represents multiple disciplines in four distinct shows: Sharon Kopriva: "From Terra to Verde," Sherry Owens: "Origins," Amita Bhatt: "Depends Who You Ask," and Jill Bedgood: "Book of Hours: Intervention." "Texas Tough" was made possible by an NEA grant and the support of DCCD.

  • Exhibition Performance: Rockwell Sings America

    Celebrate Rockwell's legacy with food, cocktails, and music! Organized by the Norman Rockwell musuem, the exhibition presents rarely seen aspects of Rockwell's creative process and unveils over 250 paintings, magazine covers, tear sheets, and prints.

    Category: Art, Exhibits
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  • Nick Verreos Fashion Event

    Former Project Runway contestant TV Guide Network red carpet host Nick Verreos presents his NV Nick Verreos Spring 2013 collection with a fun-filled fashion event at Dillard’s. Inspired by the Amalfi Coast, the collection is filled with bright pops of color and graphic prints and showcases the designer's signature draping style.  

  • Munch: Munch 150
    Munch: Munch 150 6/27 7:30PM
     

    Known for painting “The Scream” – which recently set a public art auction record of $120 million for one of the four paintings – Munch’s exhibition has been hailed a "once-in-a-lifetime show." Hosted by the National Museum and the Munch Museum, both in Oslo, Norway, the event will feature the most ambitious presentation of Munch’s art ever featuring 220 paintings – the greatest number of Munch’s key works ever. The cinema event will take audiences through the process of putting the exhibition together as well as an in-depth biography of the man who lived from the mid-19th century through to the German occupation of Norway in World War II.

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  • Jenelle Esparza
  • Ray Mata
    Ray Mata 9/14 7:00PM
     

  • Vermeer and Music: The Art of Love and Leisure

    The final exhibition in the "Exhibition" series, “Vermeer and Music: The Art of Love and Leisure,” features the works of Vermeer who is most popularly known as the painter of the “Girl with a Pearl Earring.” The National Gallery, London focuses on his art in relation to music in this particular exhibition. Music was one of the most popular themes of Dutch painting and revealed an enormous amount about the portrait model and the society. The event tells the entire story of Vermeer's life and, in doing so, shows in detail many of the artist's great works including how his technique and materials affected his works.

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  • Adriana Gallego
 
 

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  • Travesuras
    Travesuras 5/19 4:00PM
     

    The creative brainchild of guitarist Ricardo Diaz, Travesuras (Mischevious Pranks) unites flamenco artists from Malaga, Paris, New Mexico, San Francisco, and San Antonio. Featured performers include Cristo Cortes, Vicente Griego, Antonio Arrebola, and Tamara Saj. The San Antonio leg of the touring collaboration culminates Sunday with a matinee presentation of Dibujos de Travesuras (Sketches of Mischief), a series of choreographic vignettes exploring the range of emotions we encounter in daily life. Showtimes: 8:30pm and 10pm Friday at Carmens de la Calle Café; 8pm Saturday at España Bar de Tapas; 4pm Sunday at Raices de Arte Espanol Tablao.  

  • 32nd Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival

    The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents the 32nd Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival at the historic Guadalupe Theater (May 15-16) and nearby Rosedale Park (May 17-19). Highlights of the festival include star-studded performances by Conjunto Music Hall of Famers Mingo Saldivar, Eva Ybarra, Flaco Jimenez, and Los Dos Gilbertos, as well as a special “New Directions in Conjunto Music” concert on Thursday night featuring Los Fabulocos (Pomona, CA), Juanito Castillo and The Psycho Trip Band (San Antonio), Thoze Guyz (Roscoe) and Los Nahuatlatos (San Antonio). Other highlights of the festival include a free Seniors Conjunto Dance, student showcase and accordion and bajo sexto workshops. For more information on the Tejano Conjunto Festival, call (210) 271-3151, or visit www.guadalupeculturalarts.org for the full schedule of performers.

  • Bruce Bruce
    Bruce Bruce 5/19 8:00PM
     

    An actor, chef, author, and former host of BET’s Comic View, Bruce Bruce has appeared music videos for Ludacris and the Ying Yang Twins. Pat Deguire features and Blair Thompson opens the show.

    Category: Comedy, Stand-up
  • 17th Annual KNBT 92.1FM Americana Music Jam

    For almost 20 years, KNBT 92.1 FM (the nation’s leading Americana station) and Gruene Hall have co-sponsored this fundraiser that last year collected $60,000. This year, all proceeds will benefit Connections Individual and Family Services, a New Braunfels non-profit serving homeless, abused, or at-risk youth since 1981. The 2013 lineup includes Hayes Carll (“Another Like You” was American Songwriter’s number one song of 2011), Reckless Kelly, Cody Canada & The Departed, Wade Bowen, Uncle Lucius, Walt Wilkins & The Mystiqueros, Slaid Cleaves, Monty Byrom Band, Zack Walther Band, Midnight River Choir, Statesboro Revue, Dustin Welch, and acoustic sets by Jack Ingram and Sean McConnell. If you only attend one Americana show this year, this is it.

    Place: Gruene Hall
    Category: Music, Americana
  • Content Under Pressure
    Content Under Pressure 5/19 12:00PM
     

    Twelve-ounce prophets from across the country descend on San Pedro this week for SA’s youngest aerosol art festival. After a successful inaugural edition in 2012, “Content Under Pressure” returns with 35 of the nation’s freshest graffiti artists and muralists including Chicago’s Debise CT and Bekit from New York City. Things kick off on Friday night with a gallery reception and artist meet and greet. Saturday includes a b-boy expo, artist panel, and performances by local hip-hop veterans Chisme and OBX. Live murals will be painted onsite by the FX Crew, I Wuz Here (CBS), IWS, Few and Far, and 4 Burners. Fans of the four elements should have plenty to rejoice in and enough vibrant street art to tide them over until Clogged Caps comes along.

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