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Virtual Studio Visit with Mario Ybarra Jr.

  • Learn more about Fall 2009 International Artist-in-Resident Mario Ybarra Jr.in this live studio visit. Based in Los Angeles, Ybarra creates sculptures, installations, photographs, and activist interventions as a means of examining various components of Mexican-American identity. About the Artist Mario Ybarra Jr. (b.1973) is...

Virtual Studio Visit with Sarah Fox

  • Learn more about Sarah Fox in this virtual studio visit. A San Antonio-based artist, Fox was our Summer 2018 exhibiting artist for our Main Space gallery. Since her Artpace exhibition, She Called Herself Olympia, Fox has shared her skills with the community through a...

Artpace Alumni at Venice Biennale

  • What is the Venice Biennale? It is a major contemporary art exhibition that takes place every two years in Venice, Italy. While the Biennale is half a world away, many of the artists invited to participate have San Antonio roots through Artpace’s International Artist-in-Residence...
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Tala Madani Featured in Hammer Museum Exhibition

  • Tala Madani, Spring 2013 International Artist-in-Residence, is one of 35 Los Angeles based artists featured in the Hammer Museum’s MADE IN L.A. exhibition, on view until September 7, 2014. Madani’s stop-motion animations in the exhibition document the grotesque adventures of an overweight man who...

Dario Robleto Artist Talk at SPACE Gallery June 14 at 2PM

  • San Antonio native and Fall 2000 Artpace Alumnus, Dario Robleto, will be the featured speaker of the next installment of the Linda Pace Foundation’s SPACE Gallery Artist Talks, this Saturday, June 14th at 2PM. Robleto will share stories, along with a selection from his...

Look Carefully! Artpace Alumni Update

  • Look carefully! This picture is not at Artpace, but a complete recreation of Yiso Bahc‘s (Fall 2000 International Artist-in-Residence) exhibition, currently on view at the Artsonje Center in Seoul, Korea. The Center used high-resolution images from Artpace to create an accurate replica as part...
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Even More Alumni Taking Their Works On The Road

  • Clarissa Tossin (Summer 2013 International Artist-in-Residence) will take part in the upcoming exhibition Made in L.A., at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, California. Tossin’s contribution to the group show will include the Volkswagen Brasilia featured in her Artpace exhibition Brasília, Cars, Pools and...

Take a Seat on Benches Designed by Vincent Valdez

  • The San Antonio River Foundation has commissioned local artists to create one-of-a-kind art benches to be placed along the San Antonio River in order to create unique seating areas and a series of landmarks along the Mission Reach. Drawing on elements of Latino culture...
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Artpace Alumni Taking Their Works On The Road

  • Photographs from Dor Guez‘s (Fall 2012 International Artist-in-Residence) Artpace exhibition 40 Days will be shown at the Pollock Gallery on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Guez’s work reflects on personal memorials, as well as the marginalization of religious groups in the...
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Artpace Alum Graham Fagen, from Scotland to Venice

  • Artpace Alum Graham Fagen (International Artist-in-Residence Fall 2011) has been selected by The Scotland + Venice partnership to represent Scotland at the 56th International Art Exhibition, the 2015 Venice Biennale. Fagen will create new work for the solo exhibition, commissioned and curated by Hospitalfield...
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