From jerseys and flags to storefront displays and murals, Spurs pride is once again taking over the city as fans rally behind the team’s postseason run.
From alleyways to busy street corners, residents can find more than a dozen Spurs-themed murals throughout the Alamo City. Each piece tells a different story, but all are rooted in a shared sense of pride.
Every year, Fiesta inspires San Antonians to celebrate their city’s culture and history — and for one college student, that inspiration became an award-winning work of art.
A new exhibit at the Culture Commons Gallery spotlights 23 San Antonio artists — both living and deceased — in a collection that organizers said reflects the evolution of the city’s art scene dating back 50 years.
The Alamo Biscuit Co and Panaderia kept in line this week with its concha umbrellas, debuting a “concha bike” at its River Walk location, a 24/7 operation in downtown San Antonio.
With an exhibition aptly titled “Hidden Gems,” the San Antonio Art League + Museum unveiled unseen art pieces collected over the past century.
A new mural adorning part of an underpass on San Antonio’s East Side highlights the community’s role in the Civil Rights era.
The Mission Branch Library invites the community to experience "San Antonio: Places, Spirit and Light," a special art exhibition featuring prints and paintings by local artist Kathleen Baker Pittman.
A vibrant new mural on the South Side weaves together San Antonio’s rich cultural heritage — from the Missions Historical Park to San Antonio Spurs basketball celebrations.
A street safety project in Beacon Hill cleared review by San Antonio’s art commission this week, advancing despite a call from Gov. Greg Abbott to “remove all political ideologies” from Texas streets.
Two iconic outfits, sketches and a collection of photos from Selena Quintanilla’s fashion designer are on public display at Texas State University.
The vases are placed in areas surrounding the Mission Reach Art Portals, waiting to be discovered by passersby who can take the vase home.
Known for her festive holiday designs on storefront windows around town, Callie Stetler is now painting messages of hope on the windows of local businesses in Kerr County.
Bob Lombardi, a Texas-based artist, is planning to raffle off an original painting in support of those impacted by flooding in the Hill Country.
Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Michelle Cantu grew up in West San Antonio, in the Edgewood School District. Her upbringing was filled with culture, community and a unique blend of humor and hustle that would later shape her career.
Join multimedia students, industry professionals and community leaders for the ninth-annual BexarFest this Wednesday at the Tobin Center.
At a time when local spring breakers may be out painting the town, some high school students in Seguin are fulfilling a promise to paint artwork on a building.
A beloved artist known for painting elaborate portraits that honor San Antonio’s culture is being remembered by the community he impacted after he abruptly died in January.
Danielle Campbell Steans grew up around ballet and dancing arts. She started a dance studio in San Antonio, but her influence is reaching beyond the walls of her school.
Under gray skies, crews with the City of San Antonio’s Public Works Department struggled against strong winds on Friday morning to lift two colorful works of art into place.
On Sunday, SAMMinistries brought together local artists, restaurants, musicians, and the San Antonio community to host its 24th annual Empty Bowls.
The City of San Antonio’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission has officially opened submissions for the 10th annual Citywide Student Art Contest.
Centro San Antonio’s Everywhere Project and Hemisfair want to collaborate with local artists to create a new mural near the Magik Theatre and Yanaguana Garden.
Welcome to the (almost) weekend! Sunday marks Father’s Day, and if you’re looking for a way to celebrate dad, we have some options for you.
The Briscoe Western Art Museum is offering a new exhibit this summer to beat the heat and provide visitors with a place to learn about animals and their natural habitats.
Sam Ward said during the pandemic, he had to powerwash his driveway. Now, he's getting paid to do pressure-washing artwork across the country.
San Antonio-based renowned artist Anel Flores is opening a new retrospective exhibition featuring her work and that of eight other artists from San Antonio’s queer community at the Mexican Cultural Institute San Antonio.
A group of Judson Early College Academy students is competing in BexarFest 2024. The competition's only all-girl team is highlighting Sheepdog Impact Resistance, a nonprofit serving those on the frontlines.
Two art installations paying tribute to the musical legacy of Tejano and Conjunto music debuted in San Antonio on Tuesday.
The San Antonio River Foundation will host Cochineala, a free festival that teaches people about organisms and animals through art, on Saturday.
The law would let state and local police arrest people suspected of entering the U.S. illegally. The pause would prevent the law from taking effect until at least Monday.
Children and teens interested in photography and nature are being invited to take part in an annual city-wide contest for cash and the right to have their photos framed and exhibited at a San Antonio museum.
A San Antonio artist is inviting the community to see his latest artwork for Black History Month.
Madeleine ‘Madz’ Patten, a junior at Hill Country College Preparatory High School, received the Champion in Sculpture award in the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Western Art Contest.
A San Antonio art program is transforming lives and giving active older adults the opportunity to express themselves and heal.
A San Antonio technology entrepreneur hopes to enhance the experience of art through a new mobile application.
Little Amal is a depiction of a young Syrian refugee and she was created as an art and social project to raise awareness internationally about immigration and migration.
The latest art exhibit, "Arboles Del La Vida De La West Side,” is on display at the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center until Nov. 11.
Local artist Michael Sanchez is the artist behind a mural at Mark’s Outing that has caught the attention of Victor Wembanyama.
Mexican Surrealist Pedro Friedeberg’s work will once again set up a temporary home in San Antonio, allowing everyone to admire his work spanning many decades.
Centro San Antonio on Thursday announced that they are holding an open call for artists in attempt to create a Spurs-themed mural in downtown San Antonio.
There are over 200 works from 20 award-winning photographers living in South, Central and North America to explore at the exhibit “From SA to SA: From South America to San Antonio.”
An Austin Fire Department crew recreated an iconic, historical photo with one goal in mind -- to win a signature huevos rancheros breakfast from their battalion chief.
The “Dear Mom, I Love You” mural is a collaboration between Mexican artist Regina Moya and MM Creative, a creative consulting studio owned by Martha Martinez-Flores.
The Art of Four Art Initiative was selected last fall by the San Antonio River Authority to create special murals that will be placed along the San Pedro Creek.
A local artist is sharing his journey and telling stories about his homeland Rwanda in a new exhibit.
A new art exhibit in downtown San Antonio highlights the experiences of Latino communities throughout Texas and features more than 100 works.
A San Antonio artist is shining light on the strength and power of African American women in new exhibit called “Essence and Style: The Afro-Centric Woman.”
Centro’s San Antonio’s “Art Everywhere” program is using art as a place-making tool and is using the projects to get more people downtown and engaged in the Alamo City.
The exhibit curated by Barbara Felix and presented by the City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture is free and open to the public starting January 19 through November 17, 2023.
Art and religion are not often combined for comfort, but San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller said it’s the best way to help victims of gun violence.
A New Braunfels business, Whitworth Stained Glass, has had a hand in many of the colorful windowpanes that decorate churches and more.