In a recent review of the Southtown San Antonio restaurant, Texas Monthly says “the Monterey is all about… clever, skillful, horizon-expanding food, stripped of… more »
Contemporary Art
Moments of silence
Artpace 11.2 International Artist-in-Residence (IAIR) Kurt Mueller’s poignant new exhibition, Living Still, is featured in a recent write-up on Glasstire. Margaret Meehan focuses on… more »
Contemporary Art
Business casual
Every Friday at Artpace is Taco Friday, and we have a business opportunity for you. Give us your professional card and enter to win a free… more »
Contemporary Art
From San Antonio to Santa Fe
There must be a pipeline between San Antonio and Santa Fe, as Artpace seems to have an ever-increasing number of friends in New… more »
Contemporary Art
How art thou?
Three weeks ago, men (and women) across the United States worried what would become of their usual, NFL Sunday routines. For 130 days,… more »
Contemporary Art
Artpace in Tulsa
The Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, recently acquired the work of two past Artpace residents. Leonardo Drew’s (IAIR 95.4 and WW… more »
Contemporary Art
Stuff the Bus
What do you get when you combine a great cause, local non-profits, and one really energetic, life-sized grocery bag? On Friday, August 5,… more »
Contemporary Art
Then and Now: International Artist-in-Residence Matthew Buckingham
Matthew Buckingham’s 07.3 residency with the Artpace International Artist-in-Residence program yielded the exhibition Half Remembered. While here, he enlisted the help of Artpace staff… more »