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Born in San Antonio, Dunn-Harr found her artistic expression slowly, yet deliberately, and continues to explore the many possibilities in the arts. She derived much of her early experience from traditional school and continues to embrace formalism. Her works are organic forms rooted in architectural elements. The forms are sensuous and po
Born in San Antonio, Dunn-Harr found her artistic expression slowly, yet deliberately, and continues to explore the many possibilities in the arts. She derived much of her early experience from traditional school and continues to embrace formalism. Her works are organic forms rooted in architectural elements. The forms are sensuous and portray the force and fragility of nature. Dunn-Harr considers herself a contemporary realist; she travels and exhibits internationally.
The “Visage” works in this gallery are also painted by Vie and considered studies, working under her mother’s family name as a tribute to a mother who supported her artistic path and believed in the importance of art not becoming insipid. One must always explore...
A native of SA and a self-taught artist, David Duran developed a unique use of color and techniques that set his work apart. The diversity in technique can be seen in the disciplined style of “Frieda Mi Vida” and the more Impressionist style of “Siempre Juntos”. These artworks reflect the multifariousness of culture, architecture, and sty
A native of SA and a self-taught artist, David Duran developed a unique use of color and techniques that set his work apart. The diversity in technique can be seen in the disciplined style of “Frieda Mi Vida” and the more Impressionist style of “Siempre Juntos”. These artworks reflect the multifariousness of culture, architecture, and style as well as the renaissance of San Antonio and its community. Duran’s use of bright colors, contrasts, and regional themes are often cited as the reasons for his popularity.
Amy Hillenbrand began her career in the creative world as an Interior Designer. While living in the Midwest, she owned her own successful commercial interior design and architectural firm for 15 years. As her life unfolded, she was called to her next creative endeavor - oil painting. She uses her experience with color and creativity and p
Amy Hillenbrand began her career in the creative world as an Interior Designer. While living in the Midwest, she owned her own successful commercial interior design and architectural firm for 15 years. As her life unfolded, she was called to her next creative endeavor - oil painting. She uses her experience with color and creativity and pours it into this new passion. Amy is known for her restful, heartwarming style as a contemporary realist. Harmonious color palettes, appealing composition, and positive energy are all fused together to create joy-filled yet peaceful works of art. Amy’s work is in many private collections throughout the US and Canada. Her work has been displayed in public spaces, galleries, and art festivals.
David Garcia has been a working artist for over 25 years and an art educator for more than 20 years. He was one of six artists featured at the McNay Museum of Art for their 60th anniversary. He also has three pieces in the Arizona State Collection, and his work was published in two books: "Chicano Art for Our Millennium" and "Triumph of
David Garcia has been a working artist for over 25 years and an art educator for more than 20 years. He was one of six artists featured at the McNay Museum of Art for their 60th anniversary. He also has three pieces in the Arizona State Collection, and his work was published in two books: "Chicano Art for Our Millennium" and "Triumph of Our Communities". Additionally, his work is included in the UTSA Collection.
Henry Cardenas, an award-winning artist, is a native and resident of San Antonio; he also earned his MBA in Business Administration from St. Mary’s University. He has created vivid landscapes, colorful abstracts, and unusual sculptures most of his life. He typically sculpts out of metal, wood, glass, or stone combinations. His art inspira
Henry Cardenas, an award-winning artist, is a native and resident of San Antonio; he also earned his MBA in Business Administration from St. Mary’s University. He has created vivid landscapes, colorful abstracts, and unusual sculptures most of his life. He typically sculpts out of metal, wood, glass, or stone combinations. His art inspirations began as a young child drawing, painting, and making toys. Cardenas maintains a continuing exhibition of his exciting paintings and unique sculptures. With numerous juried competitions, Cardenas has exhibited his work with winning entries in many venues.
Kwanzaa Edwards's work depicts the female figure in otherworldly realms. Her beautiful characters are placed unapologetically in their respective universes. Universes in which the constraints of logic do not exist; therefore, anything is possible. These women are painted on wood panels, using washes of ink to allow the woodgrain to be see
Kwanzaa Edwards's work depicts the female figure in otherworldly realms. Her beautiful characters are placed unapologetically in their respective universes. Universes in which the constraints of logic do not exist; therefore, anything is possible. These women are painted on wood panels, using washes of ink to allow the woodgrain to be seen through the paint, which adds a visual emphasis of strength. Born in Port Arthur, Texas, she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas in 2014. She moved to San Antonio in 2016.
Tamara Van Horn has been working as an artist since 2012 and is completely self-taught. Her inspiration comes from the Texas rivers, amazing sunsets, and local wildlife. Over the last few years, she has won significant local awards such as the Julian Onderdonk award and Best in Show at the New Braunfels Art League as well as the River Art
Tamara Van Horn has been working as an artist since 2012 and is completely self-taught. Her inspiration comes from the Texas rivers, amazing sunsets, and local wildlife. Over the last few years, she has won significant local awards such as the Julian Onderdonk award and Best in Show at the New Braunfels Art League as well as the River Art Group. She started with oil paints but has been branching out with watercolors and pastels.
Nain Leon is a multidisciplinary artist who was born in Mexico City and is currently based in San Antonio, Texas. His work shows different places where some characters cohabitate. These characters can be objects, animals, humans, nature, or even the artist himself. The elements that have a role in the image sometimes are removed from thei
Nain Leon is a multidisciplinary artist who was born in Mexico City and is currently based in San Antonio, Texas. His work shows different places where some characters cohabitate. These characters can be objects, animals, humans, nature, or even the artist himself. The elements that have a role in the image sometimes are removed from their context to make them part of a different reality. This way, all of the pieces are together within the set... they contrast, complement, and unite with each other to compose new worlds. He has had exhibitions in Mexico, Canada, and the USA.
Award-winning San Antonio artist, Cindy Morawski, paints the subjects of landscapes, florals, birds, and other wildlife with pastels. A charter member and past President and Board of Directors Member of the Texas Pastel Society, she has created art since childhood. Cindy also enjoys painting en plein air landscapes with the Texas Pastel S
Award-winning San Antonio artist, Cindy Morawski, paints the subjects of landscapes, florals, birds, and other wildlife with pastels. A charter member and past President and Board of Directors Member of the Texas Pastel Society, she has created art since childhood. Cindy also enjoys painting en plein air landscapes with the Texas Pastel Society. Teaching and painting are two of her favorite things. An outdoor enthusiast, she tries to capture the light and colors of her subjects in nature within her compositions. Her artist statement helps provide some personal insights: "I take artistic and spiritual inspiration from the natural world and then try to place it in a window for my viewer to appreciate."
Monic Reyes was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. From a young age, Monic always had an interest in the arts and enthusiastically ventured into projects that allowed her to explore her imagination. This thirst for creativity was later nurtured by her mother through her fashion brand, Malen Reyes Couture. Monic was made creative direc
Monic Reyes was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. From a young age, Monic always had an interest in the arts and enthusiastically ventured into projects that allowed her to explore her imagination. This thirst for creativity was later nurtured by her mother through her fashion brand, Malen Reyes Couture. Monic was made creative director and for several years co-designed alongside her mother. During that time she immersed herself in photography, interior design, and make-up artistry, and developed a keen eye for aesthetics.
In 2015 she picked up a paintbrush and embarked on her journey of breathing life into the canvas. The satisfaction she derives from the appreciation of her art propels her forward. Having had her works featured in national galleries and international publications, she longs to showcase her pieces in galleries worldwide. The dream of her artwork being displayed and admired in art hubs globally pushes her to reach for greater heights. Monic is a visionary artist who left her mark on the art world for eight years. Her imaginative brilliance and freedom of expression are brought to life by bold, dynamic abstract forms, and rich, vibrant colors.
Timothy Teruo Watters is an artist, author and graphic designer and grandson to artist Teruo Iyama, drawing inspiration from nature, Eastern aesthetic and philosophy, Mysticism, Impressionism and Ukiyo-e. Whether writing adventurous tales, watercoloring or painting in oils, Timothy is always reimagining by creating and blending the old
Timothy Teruo Watters is an artist, author and graphic designer and grandson to artist Teruo Iyama, drawing inspiration from nature, Eastern aesthetic and philosophy, Mysticism, Impressionism and Ukiyo-e. Whether writing adventurous tales, watercoloring or painting in oils, Timothy is always reimagining by creating and blending the old with the new. He has exhibited his work in art shows and galleries from Los Angeles, CA to Kona, HI, to the canyons of St. George, UT.
As a two-dimensional artist, I love to express myself and experiment with various types of mediums. After retiring from the corporate world, which adheres to a uniform environment, I decided to not limit myself to only one discipline but to learn all aspects of art-making and experimentation with all sorts of mediums and techniques.
Cat Flores is a 31-year-old artist and San Antonio native. She primarily paints with acrylic on canvas, but she also likes to use mixed media on her paintings such as mirrors, beads, and lace. Her inspirations come from nature, fashion, geometry, emotions, and science. Flores loves flowers and bright colors with an added bit of darkness;
Cat Flores is a 31-year-old artist and San Antonio native. She primarily paints with acrylic on canvas, but she also likes to use mixed media on her paintings such as mirrors, beads, and lace. Her inspirations come from nature, fashion, geometry, emotions, and science. Flores loves flowers and bright colors with an added bit of darkness; she has always loved to paint and appreciates this opportunity to be in a collective of San Antonio artists.
Boris Levitsky was born 1958 in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. His grandfather and father were well-known Russian artists. He started to paint in early childhood inspired by his father's work. Boris graduated from the famous M.B. Grekov Art School in Rostov-on-Don in 1977. During his university years, he studied in Leningrad and the Moscow Art Ac
Boris Levitsky was born 1958 in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. His grandfather and father were well-known Russian artists. He started to paint in early childhood inspired by his father's work. Boris graduated from the famous M.B. Grekov Art School in Rostov-on-Don in 1977. During his university years, he studied in Leningrad and the Moscow Art Academy. In 1987, Boris immigrated to the US and has been working in many different art directions. His first exhibition in the US was a 2006 International Fine Art Exhibit "ECO - FUSION" at McAlpin Gallery in Manhattan. He has also participated in several exhibitions collaborating with New York Realism Fine Art. Boris participated in the International art exhibition "NEW YORK-TOKYO" from September 24-29, 2015, taking place in Tokyo, Japan.
Creativity has always been a passion for Cathy E. Geib! After retiring from teaching, she was able to follow her artistic passion and took a pastel class. She has been hooked ever since! Drawn to acrylics and encaustics, art is an adventure of learning and exploring new, exciting things for Geib. Moreover, her love for animals has led her to painting animals and pet portraits.
Born in Mexico, Garrido moved to San Antonio in 2006. A professional painter for 20 years, he studied Graphic Design in college on an art scholarship then later taught Art History, Drawing, and Design at an art college in Mexico. Garrido has also participated in 40 collective exhibitions, 25 solo exhibitions, 4 biennials, and he has also
Born in Mexico, Garrido moved to San Antonio in 2006. A professional painter for 20 years, he studied Graphic Design in college on an art scholarship then later taught Art History, Drawing, and Design at an art college in Mexico. Garrido has also participated in 40 collective exhibitions, 25 solo exhibitions, 4 biennials, and he has also created 3 murals as well as events in various cities throughout Mexico and the US. Ten years ago, he moved toward contemporary art, and today, concentrates on figural, abstract paintings.
On the surface, Mary Jean Ruhnke creates brilliantly detailed paintings of birds. If you look a little closer, you will see that these works are infused with deep spirituality and emotion brought forth from the artist with her brushes, palette knife, acrylic pigments, and ink. Ruhnke has painted subjects such as the female form, pet portr
On the surface, Mary Jean Ruhnke creates brilliantly detailed paintings of birds. If you look a little closer, you will see that these works are infused with deep spirituality and emotion brought forth from the artist with her brushes, palette knife, acrylic pigments, and ink. Ruhnke has painted subjects such as the female form, pet portraits, and farm animals, but she has found that she is most drawn to birds, as they are a depiction of her spirit. The birds that she paints show her vulnerability, strength, splendor for life, and immense desire to be free from society’s expectations. Her birds emerge from the backgrounds rooted in the earthly world and shine forth as unique and singular. Like her birds, the artist sees humans as colorful, extraordinary creatures with aspects that beautifully set us apart, and the world is our backdrop where we can all shine.
Leyhbert is a Colombian-American postmodern, experimental artist who has worked extensively as a graphic and audiovisual designer as well as a film actor/director in Colombia and Texas. He holds two university degrees in Industrial Relations and Film & Television Production. Several of his works have been exhibited internationally and by
Leyhbert is a Colombian-American postmodern, experimental artist who has worked extensively as a graphic and audiovisual designer as well as a film actor/director in Colombia and Texas. He holds two university degrees in Industrial Relations and Film & Television Production. Several of his works have been exhibited internationally and by private organizations, and his original painting, “Freedom,” garnered Leyhbert a prestigious award in Colombia. One of his film projects was also featured at a national film festival in Havana, Cuba.
A San Antonio native, Jake Herrera joined the Air Force as soon as he was out of high school. Upon leaving, he studied to become a programmer, only to realize that he wasn't meant to sit in a cubicle and code all day. Herrera now attends classes at UTSA to learn more about art and better himself as an artist. He likes to work in oil, acry
A San Antonio native, Jake Herrera joined the Air Force as soon as he was out of high school. Upon leaving, he studied to become a programmer, only to realize that he wasn't meant to sit in a cubicle and code all day. Herrera now attends classes at UTSA to learn more about art and better himself as an artist. He likes to work in oil, acrylic, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, and digital. Art is hispassion and it makes him happy to create.
Born in Cuba in 1979, Yosanle emigrated to the US, and eventually, settled in San Antonio in 2014. In 1995, he began studying Painting and Sculpture at professional fine arts school, Oscar Fernandez Moreira, in Trinidad, Cuba where I also took elective courses in ceramics and jewelry. My work reflects my experiences from Cuba to the US in
Born in Cuba in 1979, Yosanle emigrated to the US, and eventually, settled in San Antonio in 2014. In 1995, he began studying Painting and Sculpture at professional fine arts school, Oscar Fernandez Moreira, in Trinidad, Cuba where I also took elective courses in ceramics and jewelry. My work reflects my experiences from Cuba to the US including culture, architecture, and landscapes as well as both imaginary and real characters that we encounter in daily life, feelings, and miscegenation of all the different cultures. This is what I represent in my oil and acrylic paintings.
Yevhenii Mosieiev is a Ukrainian artist now working and living in San Antonio. He graduated from the Art University in Ukraine. He has many years of experience creating and teaching art and sold his paintings across the USA, Ukraine, Russia, and Europe. In addition, he recently had a solo exhibition in Kansas.
Though born in Guam to a military family, Jones has been a San Antonio artist for over 20 years. She holds both her Bachelor and Master of Fine Arts degrees in painting and drawing from The University of Texas at San Antonio, and has exhibited in galleries across Texas. Jones' work features collages and drawings that create realms of surr
Though born in Guam to a military family, Jones has been a San Antonio artist for over 20 years. She holds both her Bachelor and Master of Fine Arts degrees in painting and drawing from The University of Texas at San Antonio, and has exhibited in galleries across Texas. Jones' work features collages and drawings that create realms of surrealism that allow for the impossible, the curious, and the extraordinary. Often drawing on childhood references, objects, and characters, she places them in different, sometimes adult contexts that create situations blurring the lines between youthful memory and mature concerns. As of late, she is drawing a variety of images and portraits over dynamic collages, as it creates texture on the physical, the visual, and conceptual levels.
Evan Estrada is an artist and musician native to San Antonio. His artwork primarily focuses on surrealist found images and mixed media creating pieces exploring a range of themes surrounding human consciousness, experience, and spirituality. Estrada is a self-taught artist and musician; he is also employed as a custom picture framer and f
Evan Estrada is an artist and musician native to San Antonio. His artwork primarily focuses on surrealist found images and mixed media creating pieces exploring a range of themes surrounding human consciousness, experience, and spirituality. Estrada is a self-taught artist and musician; he is also employed as a custom picture framer and found early inspiration in the works of Ernst, Mucha, Van Gogh, Munch, and Basquiat .
Originally from Newburgh, NY, Torres moved to San Antonio in 1997. After working for 12 years as an ER Nurse, art became a way of escaping reality and releasing the frustration that came with working in such a stressful environment. Primarily self-taught, her paintings are largely acrylics and oils. Her Puerto Rican heritage is evident in
Originally from Newburgh, NY, Torres moved to San Antonio in 1997. After working for 12 years as an ER Nurse, art became a way of escaping reality and releasing the frustration that came with working in such a stressful environment. Primarily self-taught, her paintings are largely acrylics and oils. Her Puerto Rican heritage is evident in her art, and her favorite paintings to do are pet portraits.
Sam Wilson is a self-taught oil painter based in San Antonio whose main focus is realism. Born in 1986 and originally from Wichita, KS, Wilson was interested in art from a young age. He attended Butler Community College with a small scholarship for art. While there, he took a few design classes as well as sculpture. From there, he attende
Sam Wilson is a self-taught oil painter based in San Antonio whose main focus is realism. Born in 1986 and originally from Wichita, KS, Wilson was interested in art from a young age. He attended Butler Community College with a small scholarship for art. While there, he took a few design classes as well as sculpture. From there, he attended the University of Kansas with a focus in Marketing Communications. After a year at KU, he took a break from university at the age of 23; during that time, he painted his first oil painting under the guidance of his father, Kent Wilson. From that point forward, he never looked back. Sam has shown his work in several venues in Wichita and San Antonio as well as a number of competitions all over the US. Among other recognitions, his piece, “American Busker,” was selected as a finalist in the Hunting Art Prize in Houston in 2015. In 2016, he was the first place winner of the Jerry’s Artarama Portrait Contest.
For Vasquez Rubio Art Studio, art "is my dream come true; it is the space without form and time with no hurry where I have become an artist, making different projects in different media and forms, which I didn't intend to do before. It is an evolving project that I cannot stop. It is the materialization of my longing, of my studies, of my
For Vasquez Rubio Art Studio, art "is my dream come true; it is the space without form and time with no hurry where I have become an artist, making different projects in different media and forms, which I didn't intend to do before. It is an evolving project that I cannot stop. It is the materialization of my longing, of my studies, of my ambition and of my practices - all that once was only an idea, and today, is a reality. It's sharing part of me."
Al Slavin is a Texas artist from San Antonio. He graduated from Clark High School, and subsequently, attended Texas A&M University where he earned a BS in Landscape Architecture. He is a predominantly self-taught painter, working mainly in oils. Slavin's intent is to communicate emotions, feelings, and wonderments to the people who view h
Al Slavin is a Texas artist from San Antonio. He graduated from Clark High School, and subsequently, attended Texas A&M University where he earned a BS in Landscape Architecture. He is a predominantly self-taught painter, working mainly in oils. Slavin's intent is to communicate emotions, feelings, and wonderments to the people who view his paintings. Design, composition, texture, color, and light help convey things. Most of Slavin's paintings are pulled from his imagination, and it is his intention to make them look real. "Painting to me is like magic, mystifying and fun, and it's wonderful when my work connects with people. Nature moves me: trees, skies, clouds, and colors, but especially, the light! The light is what inspires me."
Born and raised in San Antonio, knowartist came to be after a tattoo apprenticeship. He began experimenting with acrylic paint back in 2010. Mostly painting what he calls "lowbrow folk art," his style evolved into a tighter, richer, more colorful form of illustrative painting. He prefers to create imagery in which the ideas are fresh to t
Born and raised in San Antonio, knowartist came to be after a tattoo apprenticeship. He began experimenting with acrylic paint back in 2010. Mostly painting what he calls "lowbrow folk art," his style evolved into a tighter, richer, more colorful form of illustrative painting. He prefers to create imagery in which the ideas are fresh to the audience and visually stimulating. While his concepts are usually off-kilter, he leaves his work open to various interpretations by the viewer, allowing them to metaphorically paint their own pictures.
Dr. James W. Brown began painting during his last year of dental school and painted while serving as a dental officer in the U.S. Navy. His works have been displayed in various art exhibitions: The Pastel Society of America and San Antonio Art League as well as in art galleries and print mediums such as The Artist Magazine and The San Ant
Dr. James W. Brown began painting during his last year of dental school and painted while serving as a dental officer in the U.S. Navy. His works have been displayed in various art exhibitions: The Pastel Society of America and San Antonio Art League as well as in art galleries and print mediums such as The Artist Magazine and The San Antonio Express-News. A variety of his paintings are held in private collections throughout the US.
Maha Mhareb is a Palestinian artist based in San Antonio. Her expertise blossomed from her passion as a self-taught artist who has been creating art for over 40 years. She taught art classes for 15 years while she lived overseas to share her love for art with others while helping them discover their own gifts. Her artwork is fueled by the
Maha Mhareb is a Palestinian artist based in San Antonio. Her expertise blossomed from her passion as a self-taught artist who has been creating art for over 40 years. She taught art classes for 15 years while she lived overseas to share her love for art with others while helping them discover their own gifts. Her artwork is fueled by the loved ones surrounding her; she says they give her work a heartbeat as she cultivates it. Mhareb expresses her feelings and emotions through abstract artwork.
Mexican born artist, Angeles Salinas graduated Summa Cum Laude in Fine Arts at UTSA in 2020. She has been awarded several times for educational excellence; those awards include the 35th Annual Juried Student Exhibition where she earned the Best in Show award and the 36th Annual Juried Student Exhibition where she earned the Undergraduate
Mexican born artist, Angeles Salinas graduated Summa Cum Laude in Fine Arts at UTSA in 2020. She has been awarded several times for educational excellence; those awards include the 35th Annual Juried Student Exhibition where she earned the Best in Show award and the 36th Annual Juried Student Exhibition where she earned the Undergraduate 1st place award. Angeles’s long term goal is to create work that bridges the respective art communities of Texas and Mexico. She considers that there are still not enough women artists in the art world, and she would like to contribute to their number with her work.
Alicina Xindinghani Vilankulu was born and raised in New York City. As a self-taught artist, she has been drawing and painting since she was a child. Her use of bright acrylics and abstract images was deeply influenced by the Pop Art scene of the 1970s and 1980s in NYC. Another major influence on her art is her African heritage: "I was
Alicina Xindinghani Vilankulu was born and raised in New York City. As a self-taught artist, she has been drawing and painting since she was a child. Her use of bright acrylics and abstract images was deeply influenced by the Pop Art scene of the 1970s and 1980s in NYC. Another major influence on her art is her African heritage: "I was lucky enough to take two trips to Africa in my youth, and that experience changed my life, my perspective of the world, and my art."
David Swint has lived in Texas all his life... from the coast to the Hill Country, and now, his current residence in San Antonio. While he began tinkering in the visual arts from an early age and trained to be an architectural draftsman in college, he took up oil painting in earnest in 204 during a workshop with renowned skyscape artist,
David Swint has lived in Texas all his life... from the coast to the Hill Country, and now, his current residence in San Antonio. While he began tinkering in the visual arts from an early age and trained to be an architectural draftsman in college, he took up oil painting in earnest in 204 during a workshop with renowned skyscape artist, Phil Bob Bormann. Today, he enjoys membership at the Coppini Academy of Fine Arts. "I typically paint what I find interesting and beautiful, and if my art can evoke an emotion for someone else, then I feel even more blessed."
Stan Tims graduated from Stephen F. Austin University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. He has written, illustrated and self-published seven graphic novels as well as two children’s books on Amazon Kindle. His other passion is for nature, especially now. "With the threatening reality of global climate change and the ever encroachment o
Stan Tims graduated from Stephen F. Austin University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. He has written, illustrated and self-published seven graphic novels as well as two children’s books on Amazon Kindle. His other passion is for nature, especially now. "With the threatening reality of global climate change and the ever encroachment of civilization, many animal and plant species are disappearing. I hope to portray the beauty and wonder of those innocents that have no voice, to inspire others to help save them and our world. Art is all that I have ever wanted to do."
Dr. Safa Rubaye is a self-taught artist. He has had a passion for art since he was very young. He has always been dedicated to polishing his style and philosophy in this area of his life. He is also an avid proponent of Classicism and Postmodernism in art. He studied medicine at the University of Baghdad, which provided him with extensiv
Dr. Safa Rubaye is a self-taught artist. He has had a passion for art since he was very young. He has always been dedicated to polishing his style and philosophy in this area of his life. He is also an avid proponent of Classicism and Postmodernism in art. He studied medicine at the University of Baghdad, which provided him with extensive knowledge in human anatomy, a theme reflected in his artwork. His major theme revolves around the human experience and exploration of the human psyche, which is enriched by his training in psychiatry. His work is diverse and spans various styles such as Surrealism, Abstract, and Impressionism. He diverse use of media includes oil, acrylic, pastel, graphite, and colored pencils. In his spare time, Dr. Rubaye enjoys learning as much as he can about philosophy, psychology, mythology, and chess.
Debra Zender is a Wisconsin native who discovered her passion through art instruction at Milwaukee Public Schools. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee and her Master of Arts degree from Cardinal Stritch College. Zender has been drawn to the development of 3D art that needs to be seen wit
Debra Zender is a Wisconsin native who discovered her passion through art instruction at Milwaukee Public Schools. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee and her Master of Arts degree from Cardinal Stritch College. Zender has been drawn to the development of 3D art that needs to be seen with more than just the eyes. She takes everyday objects and creates colorful, tactile pieces of art. She is feeling her way through the art world without following conventional rules, focusing on color and texture.
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Emiliano is a self-taught metal artist & sculptor. His sculptures primarily focus on the use of scrap metal found all over San Antonio. He embraces the classic saying "One man's trash is another man's treasure" and explores styles of realism, modernist, and abstract themes into sculptures that now have a second life.
Erum Khan is an artist based in Texas. She learned her art from abroad. Her enormous body of works include doors, windows, vintage style, and calligraphy executed in oil, acrylic, and pencil. She has participated in many group art exhibitions locally and abroad. She loves realism and detailed work. She learned to balance light and the ski
Erum Khan is an artist based in Texas. She learned her art from abroad. Her enormous body of works include doors, windows, vintage style, and calligraphy executed in oil, acrylic, and pencil. She has participated in many group art exhibitions locally and abroad. She loves realism and detailed work. She learned to balance light and the skills required in the management of shadows. Resin art is her newfound passion and she challenges herself to create unique and stunning pieces.
Natyeli Martinez-Neria was born in Mexico and now lives in San Antonio where she is continuously inspired by the culture and energy of the city. "Painting is a language we use to express who we are, what we love, and where we came from. Mexico, my birth country, gave me a love for vibrant colors and a passion for culture expression. When
Natyeli Martinez-Neria was born in Mexico and now lives in San Antonio where she is continuously inspired by the culture and energy of the city. "Painting is a language we use to express who we are, what we love, and where we came from. Mexico, my birth country, gave me a love for vibrant colors and a passion for culture expression. When I studied industrial design, I discovered the joy of working with materials and my hands. My dad always encouraged us to visit museums and 'live' the places that we visited; my mom is the one that took me to painting classes when I was a child. For me, art brings joy and beauty to our lives. Art interacts with us, our space, and even our mood."
Aaron Bialaszewski grew up on a small farm in Newark, New York and attended Potsdam University where he studied Art History, Painting, Photography, Drawing, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts. He graduated in 2000 with a degree in Studio Art, and shortly after graduation, Bialaszewski moved to San Antonio. The look of his art is distinct; he bri
Aaron Bialaszewski grew up on a small farm in Newark, New York and attended Potsdam University where he studied Art History, Painting, Photography, Drawing, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts. He graduated in 2000 with a degree in Studio Art, and shortly after graduation, Bialaszewski moved to San Antonio. The look of his art is distinct; he brings an intense focus to each design, subject, and composition, using flowing lines of polished steel to create movement and mimic the precision of a painter’s brushes. He also utilizes beautifully controlled, heat-treated, layered, and dyed surfaces that seem to explode in iridescent color.
Joao Quiroz was born in Zacatecas, Mexico in 1980, and through his art, he explores the interior language of landscape, expressionism, and impressionism. He trained as a graphic designer and adopted painting as a means of expression over 20 years ago. He has toured the most historically important squares in Mexico, traveled to Italy, and
Joao Quiroz was born in Zacatecas, Mexico in 1980, and through his art, he explores the interior language of landscape, expressionism, and impressionism. He trained as a graphic designer and adopted painting as a means of expression over 20 years ago. He has toured the most historically important squares in Mexico, traveled to Italy, and now, resides in Texas. He leaves his stamp on images that belong to the culture and the way of life in his present, the portrait of society as a time capsule turned into painting. In 2021, Quiroz created a San Antonio public art sculpture, Frida de San Antonio, which is currently displayed in Hemisfair Park.
Maya Sokovic is an artist currently living and working in San Antonio. She grew up in Belgrade, Serbia and defines her art as a form of visual storytelling. "My paintings come from memories, dreams, feelings, and personal history; they are reactions to moments I’ve collected. I seek to capture the moments and simplicity of life through ti
Maya Sokovic is an artist currently living and working in San Antonio. She grew up in Belgrade, Serbia and defines her art as a form of visual storytelling. "My paintings come from memories, dreams, feelings, and personal history; they are reactions to moments I’ve collected. I seek to capture the moments and simplicity of life through time, whether by colors, lines, layers, or space...". Maya received a BFA of Fine Arts. Her art has been exhibited internationally, published in books, and is in private collections in both Europe and the US.
Lolli Hollsten is a mother, nurse, avid pet-lover, and self-taught artist. Her passion for creativity began as a young girl growing up in Hawaii and continued to develop throughout her time serving as an Army nurse and raising her family. Originally working primarily in oils, Lolli has expanded her artistic abilities to include acrylics a
Lolli Hollsten is a mother, nurse, avid pet-lover, and self-taught artist. Her passion for creativity began as a young girl growing up in Hawaii and continued to develop throughout her time serving as an Army nurse and raising her family. Originally working primarily in oils, Lolli has expanded her artistic abilities to include acrylics and other mediums. She can be found most days in her studio surrounded by her dogs as she continues to create.
For as long as she can remember, Yolanda Clifton has enjoyed being creative. She was born in San Antonio and has lived here as well as in Germany and Ethiopia. While in Germany, Clifton became certified as an interior designer and enjoyed helping friends with her creativity. In Europe, she visited art galleries, and it was there that she
For as long as she can remember, Yolanda Clifton has enjoyed being creative. She was born in San Antonio and has lived here as well as in Germany and Ethiopia. While in Germany, Clifton became certified as an interior designer and enjoyed helping friends with her creativity. In Europe, she visited art galleries, and it was there that she developed a love and admiration for Old Masters paintings. "Many times, after a full day of work and on weekends, I would spend my time being creative with my oils and canvases. Now I’m retired and have dedicated my time to painting, workshops, and classes. It gives me great joy to bring the beauty that God has surrounded us with to others to the best of my ability."
As a San Antonio native, Kim Anguiano has been inspired by the performing arts community working as a stylist for Ballet San Antonio at the Tobin Center and Broadway San Antonio at the Majestic Theatre. Combining thoughts with emotion through colors and textures on canvas brings her art to life. "I’m a creative risk taker and an eclectic
As a San Antonio native, Kim Anguiano has been inspired by the performing arts community working as a stylist for Ballet San Antonio at the Tobin Center and Broadway San Antonio at the Majestic Theatre. Combining thoughts with emotion through colors and textures on canvas brings her art to life. "I’m a creative risk taker and an eclectic artist who processes ideas on unlimited platforms, which is an important part of my vision. Painting and the arts have been a part of my life since an early age." She is also an event promoter and curator for Subculture Clash, a multi-genre collaboration. Selling works both publicly and privately has encouraged a unique rapport with the viewer, including her continuous fascination and desire to channel herself through art.
Nichole Sharp is a self-taught San Antonio artist who comes from a long line of creative individuals. "I found a home in creativity and art as a child, doing all kinds of creative projects with my mom and aunts. I am continuing this legacy with my children as well."
Sharp has been pursuing her creative passions for the past six years. Sh
Nichole Sharp is a self-taught San Antonio artist who comes from a long line of creative individuals. "I found a home in creativity and art as a child, doing all kinds of creative projects with my mom and aunts. I am continuing this legacy with my children as well."
Sharp has been pursuing her creative passions for the past six years. She has a love for the outdoors, which translates through her mixed media art using texture and resin. "I tie the two elements of rough texture and smooth, glossy resin into my pieces to display the strength and fluidity of the world around us." Her hope is that her abstract art allows the viewer's imagination to guide their view and find elegance in imperfections.
Veronica Lascurain is an artist, interior designer, entrepreneur, and speaker. She inherited her love for art and architecture from her father, a renowned architect, famous for his modern buildings and houses. She grew up surrounded by art and her father’s stories, which is how she was introduced to Cubism. From the first moment she came in contact with Picasso’s and Braque’s work, she fell in love with that movement. Later, she was introduced to abstract and contemporary art. She studied art with a Mexican artist and muralist among other artists, and in 2007, she founded her wellness and art school dedicated to teaching art and self-empowerment. Lascurain has been teaching and coaching for more than 14 years. She has sold many of her original artworks and has clients around the world.
Ohso is a self-taught, mixed media artist born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. Although her family history is riddled with poverty, abuse, addiction, estrangement, and transitional homelessness, her work often repeats the themes of peace, beauty, strength, and growth through wisdom. Ohso primarily paints imaginative portraits of Women of Color, with "Living Waters" as a prominent, recurring Biblical metaphor. As a mixed media artist, she enjoys incorporating acrylics, airbrush, celluclay, inks, pastels, fabric paints, and block stamp printing in her work. Ohso attended the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (N.O.C.C.A.). She also studied psychology and fine art at Delgado Community College in New Orleans, LA. Ohso later graduated with a degree in Computer Graphic Design from Southeast College of Technology in Metairie, Louisiana and was inducted into the Alpha Beta Kappa National Honor Society in 1999.
Sandra Richmond’s inspiration comes from nature and the beauty of the world itself. Her artwork showcases the uniqueness of flowers with each paint stroke she places while emphasizing the soul and feeling of the flowers of her own garden. Graduated as an Interior Decorator in 1997,
at Mable Bailey Fashion College in Columbus, GA. Sandra primarily paints with a combination of acrylic and oils on canvas in a contemporary and realistic way of expression. Her goal while
creating an art piece is to make the audience feel at ease and peacefully calm while appreciating the beauty of nature.
Sidra Hassan-Brown is a fine artist with a flair for Islamic and Ethnic art. She is the daughter of an immigrant mother from Pakistan who arrived in the United States in late 2002 with her brother and a desire to create beautiful things. Sidra takes inspiration from her cultural roots and spends mornings, afternoons, and evenings crafting
Sidra Hassan-Brown is a fine artist with a flair for Islamic and Ethnic art. She is the daughter of an immigrant mother from Pakistan who arrived in the United States in late 2002 with her brother and a desire to create beautiful things. Sidra takes inspiration from her cultural roots and spends mornings, afternoons, and evenings crafting visual depictions of nature, people of color, veterans of the United States Armed Services, movie art, and Muslim thematic content. Sidra holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Illustration and a Master’s degree in Business Administration from St. Peter’s University. She is an Army wife, a full-time accountant, and mother to a ragdoll cat named Neo. Sidra resides with her husband, Christopher, in San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio based artist, Mateo Hernandez, has been honing his skills in visual arts for the past several years. He established an early interest in art making while growing up which led him to a short stint at Northwest Vista.
Color has been the base of Mateo’s pieces throughout the years. His most popular series to date and the largest b
San Antonio based artist, Mateo Hernandez, has been honing his skills in visual arts for the past several years. He established an early interest in art making while growing up which led him to a short stint at Northwest Vista.
Color has been the base of Mateo’s pieces throughout the years. His most popular series to date and the largest body of work is that which started as an homage to the everyday painter. Mateo has expanded this into works that speak try to speak to everyone.
His preferred medium in painting is acrylic on canvas.
Alia Coats was raised in the Rio Grande Valley and spent many days of her youth at the Gladys Porter Zoo where her mother has worked for many years. It was there her passion began. She moved to San Antonio in 2012 in pursuit of a Psychology degree and a professional career; however, the universe had other plans. After marriage and the bir
Alia Coats was raised in the Rio Grande Valley and spent many days of her youth at the Gladys Porter Zoo where her mother has worked for many years. It was there her passion began. She moved to San Antonio in 2012 in pursuit of a Psychology degree and a professional career; however, the universe had other plans. After marriage and the birth of her two sons, Lars and Cillian, she has found the space in her life to prioritize family while also pursuing her deep-rooted passion for wildlife and the conservation of vulnerable species as a self-taught artist.
Mauro Murillo was born in Coahuila, Mexico and moved to San Antonio, TX in 1995. During high school, he enjoyed the SaySí art program where he explored creating art in different mediums including graphite, charcoal, aluminum, paper maché, papel picado, and others.
While Murillo was pursuing an Associates degree in Communication Design at
Mauro Murillo was born in Coahuila, Mexico and moved to San Antonio, TX in 1995. During high school, he enjoyed the SaySí art program where he explored creating art in different mediums including graphite, charcoal, aluminum, paper maché, papel picado, and others.
While Murillo was pursuing an Associates degree in Communication Design at San Antonio College, he began to shift his focus more toward the fine arts, and in a drawing class he met an established local San Antonio artist that inspired and encouraged him to consider being an artist as a career. After graduating early 2020, his passion for art strengthened as he started painting with acrylics on canvas. Murillo had his first solo show at Bear & Ink gallery in 2021. His work has also shown in group exhibitions at UNAM San Antonio, Mexican Cultural Institute San Antonio, Not For You Gallery, and various types of venues in San Antonio and Houston, TX.
Jacob Dunn, a native of San Antonio, has recently returned to the city. Exposed to art since his childhood, he has re-entered the studio to make art. Having studied architecture, the foundation of his work begins there. Music is a major influence in Dunn’s work as well as current events. He works primarily in acrylic with abstract express
Jacob Dunn, a native of San Antonio, has recently returned to the city. Exposed to art since his childhood, he has re-entered the studio to make art. Having studied architecture, the foundation of his work begins there. Music is a major influence in Dunn’s work as well as current events. He works primarily in acrylic with abstract expressions. He enjoys collaborating creatively and sharing commentary regarding his work.
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