trăng trắng | milk moon
Việt Lê’s exhibition trăng trắng | milk moon explores divination as a way of perceiving meaning through signs, pop culture symbols, and embodied experience. Drawing from Vietnamese Đạo Mẫu Mother […]
Hydra
Hydra by Violette Bule immerses visitors in a space shaped by systems of control, surveillance, and political rhetoric surrounding immigration and incarceration. The title evokes the mythological Hydra, a creature […]
Hauntology of Their Labor
Mel Chin’s installation transforms the seats of office chairs into a contemplative field of portraits. Removed from their bases, each seat, mounted tombstone-like, bears the image of a skull. The […]
Futures Past: Reflections for Juneteenth
Artpace San Antonio presents Futures Past: Reflections for Juneteenth, a group exhibition marking the annual commemoration of Black emancipation and resilience. Featuring works by Robert Hodge, Isaac Julien, Cauleen Smith, […]
Cuando el regreso es la cosecha
For many individuals who have experienced forced migration, the concept of “return” extends far beyond a geographical location. It is tied to identity, memory, and a yearning for wholeness. Lorena […]
WHERE THE LIGHT SHINES THROUGH
Anita Fields’s Artpace exhibition, Where the Light Shines Through, explores the kinship between humans and the earth, water, and sky through an Indigenous Osage lens. Fields mines historical memory through […]
Nothing Grows in a Straight Line
Laura Veles Drey’s Artpace exhibition Nothing Grows in A Straight Line explores themes of migration, labor, storytelling, and connection to the land. The multi-part installation mines ancestral knowledge, utilizing familiar […]
Songs for Fran and Donny
Songs for Fran and Donny is a group exhibition that celebrates the profound and lasting legacy of Dr. Frances Colpitt, the late scholar, curator, and educator, and her husband, Donny […]
groomed
José Villalobos’s multimedia exhibition, groomed, conveys the effects of machismo within Norteño culture. Through sculpture and performance, Villalobos displays a nuanced and proud connection to his heritage, withstanding the historic […]
SILHOUETTES: Tracing Memory
Patrick Quarm’s exhibition, SILHOUETTES: Tracing Memory, is an astonishing depiction of human complexity and hybrid identity. Through painting and collage, Quarm displays layered, 3-dimensional portraits of contemporary black bodies that […]
A wide action is not a width
Melissa Joseph’s Artpace exhibition, A wide action is not a width, is a love letter to San Antonio, and a meditation on the selective permeability of our interfaces with others […]
Look Now What I’ve Become
A multidisciplinary artist, Harjo continues to expose the realities of Native culture in America. Look Now What I’ve Become aims to explore how language shapes societal perception and confronts the […]