Though I doubt that many people devote much thought to “the road not taken,” artists seem to like exploring the subject. What if you chose X instead of Y, what if you met A instead of B, etc.  You could have a completely different life from the one you have been...

March is Contemporary Art Month in San Antonio and there is a lot going on but I want to draw your attention to a small but unique exhibit at the Clamp Light Gallery, 1704 Blanco. Though modest both in scope and presentation, it’s definitely worth a visit. Curated by...

The San Antonio Museum of Art has once again brought to us an interesting historical exhibit focusing on the Mesoamerican colonies of the Spanish Empire. Titled “San Antonio 1718: Art from Viceregal Mexico,” the exhibition honors the city’s beginnings as an outpost of...

Former Ballet San Antonio principal dancers Sarah Pautz and Jayson Pescasio have returned to the Alamo City, and are presently affiliated with Ballet Conservatory of South Texas (BCSTX). She is the associate artistic director of the ballet school and pre-professional...