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San Antonio Museum of Art announces acquisition of major gifts of ancient art from the Americas Museum

The a href= http://www.samuseum.org target= blank San Antonio Museum of Art /a (SAMA) announced the acquisition of two extensive collections focu

Chicana women artists are using the figure of the Virgin of Guadalupe for political messages

(The Conversation) Over the past decades, many Chicana artists have used Guadalupe to emphasize issues of justice around immigration.

How Chicana women artists have often used the figure of the Virgin of Guadalupe for political messages

Over the past decades, many Chicana artists have used Guadalupe to emphasize issues of justice around immigration.

MIL-OSI Global: How Chicana women artists have often used the figure of the Virgin of Guadalupe for political messages

How Chicana women artists have often used the figure of the Virgin of Guadalupe for political messages

Support Women Artists at Centro Cultural Aztlan

Check out the nonprofit’s exhibit ‘Mujeres de Aztlan: Rise, Speak, Act’ before it closes on March 30

Lasting Impressions: San Antonio's arts community weighs in on the highlights of 2022

Crowd pleasing exhibitions and events as well as lesser-known gems made an impact on local art scene movers and shakers.

Groundbreaking exhibition at San Antonio Museum of Art examines legacy of La Malinche

According to the exhibition's curators, 'Traitor, Survivor, Icon' is the first comprehensive visual exploration of Malinche's significance and cultural impact on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.

Artist Talk with Santa Barraza

Artist Talk with Santa Barraza Join SAMA for an artist talk with Kingsville,Texas-based artist; Santa Barraza. Barraza’s artwork emphasizes the female visual manifestation, archetypes, of the identity and hybridization of a people at the borderlands. Doña Marina, Malinche, experienced this actuality during the encounter, invasion, and conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards in 1519. Historically she has been denoted not only as a traitor, but also as the mother of mestizaje (hybridization), the blending of the European and American Indigenous.

La Malinche Exhibit Challenges Historical Interpretations Interpretations