Arts Stories & Interviews

While Treviño comes into the role with an understanding of both the arts and the dynamics of working with city and county government, he acknowledges that the fledgling organization faces tough challenges.

Durán used his colorful creations to depict Mexican American life and culture, often with a San Antonio connection.

While Hemisfair was viewed as a win for the city's business establishment, a now-forgotten pavilion operating under the World's Fair banner that was anything but establishment — especially for the time.

The San Antonio Symphony League gave the money, repeating a gift it made to the musicians during their months-long strike.

The Classic will host its 2023-24 productions in the Cellar Theater at the San Pedro Playhouse under the agreement.

'We Are Quilted Together' runs through Sept. 3, and '2 for 99¢' will be on view through Nov. 26.

The acquisition will make Santikos the eighth-largest North American cinema chain based on screen count.

Our lovely and talented panelists handily proved that drag can take myriad forms and should never be forced into a single box.

Treviño chaired council's Arts and Culture Committee and served on the city-county task force that worked to stabilize the former San Antonio Symphony during a 2018 financial crisis.

San Antonio, New Braunfels, Fredericksburg and more will light up with patriotic pyrotechnic displays.

The party will feature performances by musical guests Hans Gruber and the Diehards and Faulty Cognitions.

My Stupid Life, published by San Francisco-based press Silver Sprocket, is available now.

In his latest exhibition at San Antonio's FL!GHT Gallery, Cobb showcases 23 new pieces, both paintings and digital works.

In celebration of World Doll Day, Kings of Horror and Wonderrland of the Americas will host an event themed on dolls from horror movies.

Calle said she wants young Latinas to identify with her portrayal of the iconic superhero.

Déjà Vu Esoterica opened its doors in October of last year in a lovingly restored 1920s-era house in Southtown.

The production — which features a blend of classical music and sardonic comedy — is touring the United States for the first time.

Stars from the 1978 film will appear at the event in honor of the film's 45th anniversary.

Primo — which premieres May 19 — follows Rafa, a teenager maneuvering his way through high school and a home life that he shares with his single mother and five uncles.

Three pieces from Martínez's Serape series will be added to the museum's permanent collection.