2 to Watch
On Screen at Artpace
WindowWorks
This collaborative program, 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.
Resident artists and the guest curator join in conversation about the artwork completed while at Artpace. These lively dialogues bring closure to the residency for both artists and audience-offering curatorial insights as well as the opportunity to engage directly with the exhibiting artists.
These free workshops are designed to address relevant issues for practicing artists. Sessions may include strategies for strengthening marketability, learning about exhibition and funding opportunities, and protecting and guiding an art career.
These one-hour, behind-the-scenes tours inform and inspire guests with the innovative work Artpace is conducting in the galleries, in the schools, and throughout the community at large. This is a chance to see a side of Artpace you may not know. Please call 210 212 4900 for reservations.
ArtTalks features notable local and visiting speakers through lectures, panels, and symposia. The events bring together artists, critics, curators, and others to discuss ideas related to Artpace exhibitions, current issues in contemporary art and in the culture at large.
These noon-hour sessions feature a gallery walk-thru with Artpace's Education and Curatorial Associate followed by a box lunch and group discussion about the art on view. Please call 210 212 4900 x123 for reservations.
Held annually in the fall, Chalk It Up is a free, family-friendly event celebrating our city's creative spirit. San Antonio's premier visual artists turn the sidewalks of Houston Street into works of art.
These intimate Gallery Walk-Thrus are a part of each opening in the Hudson (Show)Room, a gallery space devoted to curated exhibitions. During the openings the artist and curator lead the audience through the gallery, shedding light on the work on view.
Each year Artpace celebrates the holiday season by giving over its Main Avenue windows to a group of young people at a local school or community center. The students are guided through the creative process by a mentor artist and are given an opening reception in early December.
In this popular film series, invited artists select and introduce a themed season of three films. These informal screenings appeal to a diverse community audience, provide access to unusual films, and offer insight into what inspires San Antonio artists.
Every summer Texas artists are invited to submit material to be considered for a shortlist that will be reviewed by upcoming guest curators selecting resident artists. Short-listed artists’ material will be examined by three guest curators, who may also conduct studio visits. From this process each curator identifies an innovative Texas artist to become an International Artist-in-Residence.
Arranged at the beginning of each International Artist-in-Residence cycle, Potluck Dinners offer the chance to introduce new residents to the community-Texas style. The artists discuss their previous work and their upcoming Artpace project in an informal setting. Guests are asked to bring any dish that serves 12.
Projectos del Momento capitalize upon the unknowns of the residencies by taking the form of programs that respond to what is on view. Artpace collaborates with students, organizations, and resident artists to create projects that further the impact of what is being shown at the moment.
Awarded to area artists each spring, this grant fosters the growth and vision of an artist's career and encourages dialogue between local and international art communities. Grants support creative growth, including research or project-specific travel to visit an exhibition, collection, institution, or geographic location.
Organized in Artpace's Main Avenue windows and in other storefronts across the city, WindowWorks activates the art-viewing experience from the sidewalk level, extending the dialogue about contemporary art beyond traditional gallery spaces.
Monday, April 18, 2005. Christie’s, New York, NY
You only turn ten once, and Artpace San Antonio celebrated its 10th anniversary with a benefit auction featuring the work of selected past resident artists. Thank you to all who joined us in New York City for this once-in-a-decade celebration.
Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Artpace, happy birthday to you. Since 1995, Artpace has welcomed over 100 resident artists from as far away as Estonia and Australia, New York and California, and throughout the state of Texas. Artpace threw a yearlong 10th birthday celebration with programs scheduled throughout 2005. The main event was an unparalleled benefit auction in New York City, featuring work from selected Artpace artists.
