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From the Archive: Art Talks: Yoshua Okón

  • On June 28, 2016, Artpace hosted an Art Talk with Yoshua Okón, artist and curator. Okón was the Guest Curator for the Summer 2017 International Artist-in-Residence program. Okón also founded SOMA, a non-profit organization conceived to nurture discussion and exchange in the field of...

Adriana Corral Symphony Lounge

  • Spring 2016 Resident Artist Adriana Corral collaborated with Musical Bridges to have a quintet of San Antonio Symphony members perform works inspired by her space to a live audience. Corral’s exhibition, Sous Rature ‘Under Erasure,’ signifies the absence of presence and the presence of...

Félix González-Torres: “Untitled” (Beginning)

  • Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ “Untitled” (Beginning) was originally created and exhibited by the artist during his 1995 Artpace residency. The installation was installed in the Main Space gallery for Artpace’s twentieth anniversary in 2015. Chosen by guest curator Robert Storr, Gonzalez-Torres was the first US-based artist...

From the Archive: Arturo Herrera

  • On February 21, 2013, Artpace’s Art Talk series featured Arturo Herrera, Spring 2000 resident artist. The talk complemented the exhibition Arturo Herrera organized by Fairfax Dorn for the Linda Pace Foundation. Art Talks brought together the most innovative artists and curators from around the...

From the Archive: SET

  • On May 5, 2016, Artpace presented SET – a collaborative traveling exhibition program by visual artists and musicians that re-defined the moving image through the context of divergent sites and live soundtracks. Experimental in nature, the project considers the ways in which artists work...

Kim Morgan: Sigh (Fall 2016)

  • For her Artpace Project, Sigh, Kim Morgan (Fall 2016) focused her investigation on blood, of which she writes, “Blood is the material fabric of our life and therefore we have a profound and dynamic relationship to it. It has medical, social, and political meanings...

A Tour of Artpace in 1995

  • Artpace San Antonio is housed in an 18,000 square foot facility renovated by the eminent San Antonio firm Lake/Flato Architects, winner of the American Institute of Architects’ coveted Architecture Firm Award. The 1920’s building, once a Hudson automobile dealership, is located in the vibrant...
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