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A part of you, Parte de ti  28 December 2007

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HAPPY
NEW YEAR
FROM OCA!!
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Check out the Opportunities at www.sahearts.com

 

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find one yourself!
 

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Save the Date

 

San Antonio

Playwright Festival

January 17-20

 

The MorganScott Ballet

Carver Community

Cultural Center

January 19

 

Elixir of Love

San Antonio Opera

January 25-27

 

Te Tataitanga/Bind Together:

Contemporary Art

of New Zealand

Southwest School of

Art and Craft

January 24-March 16

 

08.1 Hudson (Show) Room:

Kate Gilmore, Artpace

Opening: January 31

 
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San Antonio Arts Highlights

Vikki Carr's Night in Vienna New Year's Eve Concert

December 31, 8 pm

The Majestic Theater

208 E Houston Street

 

Join the San Antonio Opera Orchestra and members of the San Antonio Symphony in a traditional concert of Viennese waltzes and marches. San Antonio's own Vikki Carr will add to the celebration with a special performance of her greatest hits. Mexican conductor Enrique Patron de Rueda returns after his triumphant debut with the opera in La Boheme. Call 210.225.5972 for reservations.

McNay

Mexico and Modern Printmaking A Revolution in the

Graphic Arts, 1920 - 1950

Through January 6, 2008

The McNay Art Museum

6000 N. New Braunfels

 

The McNay closes its doors January 7, and will remain closed until the grand opening of the Jane and Arthur Stieren Center for Exhibitions in June 2008. This is your last chance to see Mexico and Modern Printmaking A Revolution in the Graphic Arts, 1920 - 1950, Artmatters 12: Jane Hammond, Alameda Ayer: Photographs By Tish Simonite and Shakespeare's Haunted Stage, all closing January 6. www.mcnayart.org

Southwest SchoolOver, Under, Around and Through

Through January 13, 2008

Southwest School of Art & Craft
300 Augusta Street

 

Employing obsessively repetitive method of making, the three artists featured in this exhibition share a keen interest in process, time and space. Through the process of cutting, crocheting and typing, the artists convey the meaning found in the fabrication itself. The exhibition ranges from large scale intricately cut rolls of textile to smaller meticulously typed vellum sheets and large assemblages of found industrial materials. On January 13, the exhibition's closing will be honored by a Readers' Theater performance event, co-sponsored by Gemini Ink. www.swschool.org

Overtime TheaterFlinch Gordon and the Return of Ping the Perilous
Two shows nightly, 7:30pm & 9pm
December 28-29; January 3-5 and 10-12
The Overtime Theater
1216 West Avenue


Flinch Gordon and The Return of Ping the Perilous is the latest creation by John Poole and the demons who haunt his bowels at night. Starring local favorites Deborah Basham-Burns, Scott McDowell and apparently John Poole as well, Flinch is a musical romp through the Galaxy that is sure to please and more than likely haunt your dreams, and not in a good way. www.theovertimetheater.net

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Arts Events in San Antonio

Check the sahearts calendar for an update on arts events all over San Antonio. We also encourage the arts community to submit their event with an image (please keep images size under 100dpi.) Click here for the easy online form. If you have any problems with the process, please contact Linsey Whitehead at linsey.whitehead@sanantonio.gov.

 

The San Antonio Creative Industry

San Antonio's creative industry is made up of advertising, marketing, architecture, design, digital medial, music and dance venues, art galleries, culinary arts, film production and post-production, live theaters, festivals and so many others. Find out more on the creative industry in San Antonio, including a creative industry directory, information on professional and economic delvelopment and information on the featured artist of the month.

 

Arts Opportunities

Job opportunities, volunteer opportunities, call for work opportunities, education opportunities...so many opportunities to participate in the San Antonio arts community! Check the opportunities board for postings.

 

Arts News and Information

This is your resource for up to date local, regional, national and international arts news, links to San Antonio press, important reports on the arts economy, TCC reports and press releases.

 

The Cultural Collaborative

The Cultural Collaborative Division oversees the implementation of San Antonio's Cultural Plan and manages special arts and cultural projects which foster the growth of San Antonio's creative economy. Read more about The Cultural Collaborative Plan.

 

Funding

The Office of Cultural Affairs provides financial support to San Antonio, non profit arts and cultural organizations through its Arts Funding Program. Find information on grant guidlines, applications and application time lines.

 

Arts News Headlines: 2007 "Best of" Edition

 

LOCAL

The Current Year in Review: Arts

San Antonio Current

Various writers

 

TEXAS

Austin Arts: Best of 2007

Austin American Statesman

Jeanne Claire van Ryzin

 

NATIONAL

The Year in Art

New York Magazine

Jerry Saltz

 

INTERNATIONAL

The Artists' Artists Best of 2007

ArtForum.com

Various writers

 
 
Dora 

December Artist of the Month:

Get to know local San Antonio artists!

 

Decembers artist of the month is Dora Peņa.

 
Dora Peņa was a participant of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP) New York International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF) Latino Writer's Lab with her feature script "The Dream Healer," which was recently submitted to the Sundance Film Festival.  The film is her feature film directorial debut and stars Jesse Borrego, Valeria Hernandez, Viviane Vives, and Gabi Walker in the role of Clara, a young girl whose ability to heal insomniacs is being exploited by her greedy Aunt Marta (Evie Armstrong).  In 2004, Peņa completed her directorial debut, a short film titled "Crazy Life" a story about a girl in love with a boy she can't change; now in distribution through Vanguard International Cinema. 
 
 

 
Office of Cultural Affairs, City of San Antonio

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