Artpace will be closed on Saturday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day

Taco Friday
From 12:00pm to 2:00pm Artpace's Taco-Truck-in-Residence will offer traditional Mexican delicacies in the museum's picturesque courtyard patio. Whether you're tempted by the finest in curbside cuisine or the internationally renowned exhibitions, join Artpace to make Taco Friday an art-healthy habit.

Fall 2009 Undergraduate Internship Applications Due
Artpace seeks college and university students to participate in internships for academic credit. Fall internships are unpaid and run for 8 weeks with a minimum of 10 hours per week during business hours (Monday-Friday, 9-5pm). Internship opportunities are available in the following departments: Archives, Studio/Exhibition, Director's Office, Curatorial, Education/Public Programs, and External Affairs. Please email publicprograms@artpace.org for more information.

Artists' Dialogue and Opening Reception: Anne Collier, Charlie Morris, and Silke Otto-Knapp
Bring your questions for the artists' dialogu and take in the opening of the New Works: 09.2 exhibition, curated by Kitty Scott, Director, Visual Arts, Walter Phillips Gallery and Banff International Curatorial Institute, The Banff Centre, Canada. Members' Preview 5-6pm; Dialogue 6:30-7:30pm; Reception 7:30-8:30pm. On view through September 13.

Taco Friday
From 12:00pm to 2:00pm Artpace's Taco-Truck-in-Residence will offer traditional Mexican delicacies in the museum's picturesque courtyard patio. Whether you're tempted by the finest in curbside cuisine or the internationally renowned exhibitions, join Artpace to make Taco Friday an art-healthy habit.

CAM for Teens: July 20-31, 2009
Open to teens between the ages of 13 and 18

Held during Contemporary Art Month, this camp offers teens a glimpse into the world of local contemporary art through visits to artists' studios, museums, and galleries, as well as discussions with arts professionals including curators, archivists, preparators, and art critics. Participants will respond to their camp experiences through the creation of personal artworks and their contributions to CAMzine, Artpace's annual teen publication. On the last day of camp, a student exhibition and parent reception will be held to celebrate the teens' creative discoveries. $280 tuition includes all materials. To register or inquire about camp scholarships, contact Kendra Curry at kcurry@artpace.org or 210 212 4900.

Open studio hours at Artpace 12-3pm during camp.

2 to Watch: Mimi Kato and Ann Weisgarber
This program, a collaborative effort between Artpace and Gemini Ink, pairs a visual artist and a writer in an evening of words and images, gathering literary and visual arts audiences for a critical discussion and examination of crossovers between the genres. 2 to Watch features emerging talents, those new to the community, or established artists with new bodies of work.

WindowWorks artist Mimi Kato creates computer-generated self-portraits and animations informed by the folk tales she heard as a child. By photographing herself dressed in costume with animal masks, she explores the implications of her dual heritage.

Ann Weisgarber "has been fascinated by the gritty spirit of pioneer homesteaders ever since her first childhood trip to the American West." She most recently published the book The Personal History of Rachel DuPree.

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Taco Friday
From 12:00pm to 2:00pm Artpace's Taco-Truck-in-Residence will offer traditional Mexican delicacies in the museum's picturesque courtyard patio. Whether you're tempted by the finest in curbside cuisine or the internationally renowned exhibitions, join Artpace to make Taco Friday an art-healthy habit.

Taco Friday
From 12:00pm to 2:00pm Artpace's Taco-Truck-in-Residence will offer traditional Mexican delicacies in the museum's picturesque courtyard patio. Whether you're tempted by the finest in curbside cuisine or the internationally renowned exhibitions, join Artpace to make Taco Friday an art-healthy habit.