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SUMMARY:Puro Conjunto: Border(less) Sound
DESCRIPTION:“Puro Conjunto: Border(less) Sound” celebrates how this uniquely Texan genre continues to thrive in San Antonio\, the region\, and beyond\, connecting past and present through its layered musical heritage. Conjunto is more than music — it is a living record of cultural exchange\, community identity\, and artistic innovation.  \n The exhibit explores conjunto music as one of Texas’s most vital and enduring cultural expressions. Rooted in working-class life\, conjunto tells a story of migration\, encounter and exchange\, resilience\, and celebration.  \n The exhibit will highlight the people\, places\, and traditions at the heart of conjunto. Museum visitors will see conjunto pioneer Bruno Villarreal’s accordion\, along with artifacts central to the genre—some of which will be on display for the first time\, plus loans from the community and other organizations. Additionally\, visitors are invited to get hands-on with a selection of musical instruments at an interactive station. \nThis exhibit is generously supported by the Summerlee Foundation.
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/puro-conjunto-borderless-sound/
LOCATION:UT San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures\, 111 W Houston St\, Suite 121\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Silk Road Leadership and Entrepreneurship in the Arts Program
DESCRIPTION:This training program is designed for young artists ages 18–24 who want to strengthen their leadership skills\, develop an entrepreneurial mindset\, and learn how to turn their creative work into sustainable opportunities. Participants will have the opportunity to pitch their artistic or business idea\, compete for a prize\, and be selected to showcase their art or performance at the 2027 Silk Road District Festival or Kinected Art Gallery. The program is open to artists working in or studying any creative discipline\, including visual arts\, performing arts\, literary arts\, and culinary arts. \nTuition – Free\, Advance registration required. \nWhat You’ll Gain: \nPitch your creative idea for a chance to win one of three cash prizes ($500\, $300\, or $200) \nShowcase your work at the 2027 Silk Road District Festival and/or Kinected Art Gallery \nApply by September 20\, 2026\nQuestions? smallbusiness@culturingua.com
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/entrepreneurship/
LOCATION:Kinected Co-Working\, 10401 W. Interstate I-10
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Inhabiting Place: Work by Anna Evans\, Coulter Fussell\, & Julia Gabriel Weber Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Oct 24 | 1:00 – 4:00pm \nArtists’ Talks & Panel Discussion: Oct 24 | 2:00pm \nThis year’s Symposium welcomes artists Anna Evans\, Coulter Fussell\, and Julia Gabriel Weber\, whose contemporary & non-traditional quilt making focuses on the landscapes and regions the artists inhabit with elements including natural dyes from the Utah desert\, imagery from the vast and textured sites of West Texas and crowd-sourced materials from rural Mississippi. \nDebbie McMahon Fiber Symposium\, established in 2010\, was named in honor of a longtime San Antonio resident Debbie McMahon. McMahon\, who passed away in September of 2007\, was an accomplished and devoted fiber artist who participated as a student and Trustee at the Southwest School of Art. We are very grateful to Joe McMahon Jr. for creating an endowment in Debbie’s name to facilitate this annual conversation on contemporary fiber arts. \nAnna Evans – Anna Evans’s multidisciplinary work centers around conceptual interpretation of desert ecology and culture in the Western United States. Her pieces literally start from the ground up: minerals/ochers she collects to create paint pigment\, regional agate she cuts and polishes to build one-of-a-kind jewelry\, and plants grown on her flower farm to produce color on fiber. She weaves together metaphysical symbolism\, traditional quilt patterns\, and Western iconography with a palette of docile desert tones to depict the place she inhabits and is most influenced by. Evans’ work is held in private and public collections such as the State of Utah Alice Merrill Horne Art Collection and The University of Utah Eastern’s Permanent Collection. In 2022 Evans was a Visual Arts Fellow with the Utah Division of Arts & Museums. Born and raised in Grand Junction\, CO\, Evans crisscrossed the western US and now lives in southeast Utah where she maintains her art practice. \nhttps://annaevans.com/ \n  \nCoulter Fussell – (b. 1977\, Columbus\, Georgia) is a visual artist who lives and works in Water Valley\, Mississippi. Her practice spans quilting\, upholstery and mixed media works that intersect photography and sculpture. She produces dream-like objects that blur perspectives of love\, violence and place in a rural world. Coulter integrates textile materials donated by friends and strangers with crowd-sourced video and photography\, creating forms that compare global conflicts\, both historical and current\, with interpersonal psychodramas. \nOptimism\, humor and the philosophy that Craft is the beginning and end of all Art guides her work. Coulter learned to quilt from her mother and make dolls from her grandmother. The rest she learned from YouTube. \nCoulter spent two decades as a career diner waitress while raising her children in rural north Mississippi. During that time\, she won numerous awards including the 2017 ArtsSouth Southern Prize Finalist\, a 2019 United States Artist Fellowship\, the 2021 Jane-Crater Hiatt Fellowship from the Mississippi Museum of Art and 2024 funding from The Andy Warhol Foundation of Visual Arts Exhibition Support Grant. Her work has been featured in 2024 art-book publication New Women’s Work: Reimagining “Feminist” Craft in Contemporary Art and Art In America. In 2025\, she became a Yaddo Fellow\, had her first solo show in New York City at MARCH Gallery and was featured at Arrival Art Fair with Wolfgang Gallery. Her work was named “Best of” by ArtNews for her showing at The Armory Show with Sheet Cake Gallery. Her solo show at The Mississippi Museum of Art opened in March 2026\, immediatly followed by an upcoming solo show of new works at Southside Gallery in Oxford\, Mississippi. In 2026\, Coulter received Creative Capital/State of the Art funding\, became a 2026 Hermitage Fellow and a 2026 Joan Mitchell Fellow. Having exhibited in numerous institutions and galleries across the South and New York City\, Coulter is currently a full-time studio artist. \n  \nJulia Gabriel Weber – Julia’s work begins with photography—images made quickly and intuitively\, often while traveling with her family between Texas and Oregon. These photographs emerge from moments of motion and interruption\, when something in the landscape demands to be seen before it disappears. \nShe uses textile processes such as quilting and weaving to slow these images down. What starts as a fleeting photograph is translated into fabric through repetition\, stitching\, and labor\, extending a split-second encounter into something deliberate and held. The transformation from lens to textile allows urgency and stillness to exist at the same time. \nBy merging photographic imagery with traditional textile practices\, her work explores how memory is formed through movement\, how time can be stretched through making\, and how moments that pass quickly can be steadied through material and care.
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/inhabiting-place-work-by-anna-evans-coulter-fussell-julia-gabriel-weber-exhibition/
LOCATION:Russell Hill Rogers Galleries\, UT San Antonio Southwest Campus\, 1201 Navarro\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Liederabend: Songs of Evening\, Twilight\, and Night
DESCRIPTION:Join soprano Danielle Talamantes\, bass-baritone Kerry Wilkerson\, and collaborative pianist Tracy Cowden for Liederabend: Songs of Evening\, Twilight\, and Night\, an evocative exploration of the beauty\, mystery\, and emotional depth of German art song. \nFeaturing exquisite settings of German poetry by 19th-century composers including Franz Schubert\, Robert Schumann\, Johannes Brahms\, Richard Wagner\, Fanny Mendelssohn\, and Felix Mendelssohn\, this thoughtfully curated program invites audiences on an emotional journey through the shifting landscapes of evening\, twilight\, and night. \nDesigned as a multi-sensory\, immersive experience\, the performance weaves together live music\, evocative imagery\, projected poetry and translations\, and spoken narration to illuminate the profound connections between words and music. From the serenity of dusk and the longing of unrequited love to the mystery of darkness and the promise of spiritual renewal\, Liederabend invites listeners to experience the timeless power of poetry and song in a deeply personal and meaningful way. \nDanielle Talamantes\, Soprano \nKerry Wilkerson\, Bass Baritone \nTracy Cowden\, Piano \n  \nDanielle Talamantes | Soprano \nPraised for her “velvety\, dark-hued soprano that has a limpid seductiveness\,” Mexican-American soprano Danielle Talamantes brings her artistry to leading stages across the U.S. and abroad. \nIn the 2026–27 season\, she performs a Liederabend tour with her husband\, bass-baritone Kerry Wilkerson including recitals presented by the En Vivo Concert Series at the University of Texas at San Antonio and Music for a Great Space in Greensboro\, North Carolina. Other season highlights include Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with the National Philharmonic\, Handel’s Messiah with Highland Park Presbyterian in Dallas\, Austin Symphony & Chorus Austin\, and the San Antonio Master Singers\, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with the Greensboro Symphony and the Harmonium of Texas. \nRecent seasons have featured Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem with Chorus Austin\, Brahms’ Requiem with Choralis\, her signature role of Mimì in La bohème with El Paso Opera\, Verdi’s Requiem with the Greensboro Symphony\, Haydn’s Creation with New Dominion Chorale\, recitals with Opera Roanoke\, the Sitka Music Festival\, and Close Encounters with Music\, Lyric Fest of Philadelphia\, and numerous concert and oratorio appearances including Britten’s War Requiem\, Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass\, and several world premieres by composer Henry Dehlinger\, including Kohelet and a rhapsody based on T.S. Eliot’s The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock. \nOn the opera stage\, Talamantes has appeared with companies nationwide\, including TheMetropolitan Opera\, where she performed Frasquita in Bizet’s Carmen and Anna in Verdi’s Nabucco. Other highlights include Violetta in La traviata with Hawaii Opera Theater and Finger Lakes Opera\, Susannah with Opera Roanoke\, Donna Anna in Don Giovanni with Cedar Rapids Opera\, and her debut at Spoleto Festival USA as Sergente in Cavalli’s Veremonda. \nHer professional recordings include At That Hour: Art Songs by Henry Dehlinger (Avie Records)\, Canciones españolas\, and Heaven and Earth: A Duke Ellington Songbook (MSR Classics). \nDanielle & Kerry are proud members of the Texas Commission on the Arts TX Touring Roster for the 2026-2028 seasons. www.danielletalamantes.com \n  \nKerry Wilkerson | Bass-Baritone \nAdmired by The Washington Post for his “amber tone” and commanding presence\, bass-baritone Kerry Wilkerson is celebrated for performances that combine technical mastery with profound emotional depth. His critically acclaimed Carnegie Hall debut in Vaughan Williams’ Sancta Civitas affirmed his reputation as a compelling soloist on concert and oratorio stages nationwide. \nA distinguished veteran of the United States Army Chorus\, Wilkerson has performed for world leaders and international dignitaries and has also sung with the United States Air Force Singing Sergeants and the esteemed Robert Shaw Festival Singers. He is a sought-after concert soloist\, having performed nearly three dozen choral masterworks with leading orchestras and ensembles\, including the National Symphony Orchestra\, National Philharmonic\, Pacific Symphony\, Jacksonville Symphony\, La Jolla Symphony\, and The Washington Chorus. Career highlights include Mendelssohn’s Elijah with Choralis\, Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem at the Kennedy Center\, and Kodály’s Te Deum with the Oregon Music Festival. \nThe 2026–2027 season showcases Wilkerson’s versatility across recital\, opera\, and symphonic repertoire. He joins his wife\, soprano Danielle Talamantes\, for a multi-city tour of Liederabend: Songs of Evening\, Twilight\, and Night\, an immersive\, multi-sensory exploration of 19th-century German art song. His concert engagements include performances of Handel’s Messiah with the Austin Symphony Orchestra\, San Antonio Mastersingers\, and Highland Park Presbyterian Church in Dallas. He also makes his company and role debuts as Grandpa Moss in Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land with First Coast Opera in St. Augustine\, Florida\, and appears as baritone soloist in Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra and the newly formed Harmonium of Texas. \nIn addition to his active performing career\, Wilkerson is a dedicated voice teacher and mentor\, bringing decades of professional experience to the next generation of singers. He is delighted to serve on the voice faculty at the University of Texas at San Antonio for the Fall 2026 semester\, teaching in place of Dr. Lydia Beasley during her maternity leave. Together with his wife and artistic partner\, soprano Danielle Talamantes\, he is also a member of the prestigious Texas Commission on the Arts Touring Roster for 2026–2028\, recognizing their artistic excellence and commitment to bringing outstanding live performances to communities throughout Texas. \nwww.kerrywilkerson.com \n  \n\n \nTracy Cowden | Piano \nAs a pianist\, educator\, researcher\, and arts leader\, Tracy Cowden’s work explores the connections among music\, community engagement\, and human well-being. Cowden is the Roland K. Blumberg Endowed Professor and Director of the School of Music at The University of Texas at San Antonio. A collaborative pianist\, she performs in chamber\, orchestral\, and contemporary music settings and has appeared throughout the United States and internationally. \nA committed advocate for new music\, Cowden has commissioned and premiered works by living composers and collaborated with artists across a wide range of musical contexts. In recent years\, her performance\, teaching\, and research have focused on music’s role in health and wellness. She performs regularly in healthcare settings\, facilitates student performances in those environments\, and teaches Music in Health\, an interdisciplinary course that brings together students from music\, neuroscience\, psychology\, and medical humanities to examine the connections between music and well-being. \nCowden is the founder of On-Corps\, the nation’s first beginning band program for military veterans. Under her leadership\, the program has secured more than $260\,000 in support from government agencies\, foundations\, corporations\, and private donors\, ensuring free participation for veterans. Most recently\, On-Corps received a National Endowment for the Arts Creative Forces® Community Engagement Grant to support its continued work with veteran communities. Cowden is also a member of the UT San Antonio Brain Health Consortium and an affiliate of the Institute for Health Disparities Research. \nShe has held leadership positions with the Music Teachers National Association\, the College Music Society\, and the National Association of Schools of Music. Her work reflects a conviction that music is not only an art form\, but a force for connection\, dignity\, and well-being. \nwww.tracycowden.com
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/liederabend-songs-of-evening-twilight-and-night/
LOCATION:Coates Chapel\, 300 Augusta St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performances
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SUMMARY:Turnip Ensemble Theater presents  Inheritance: A Staged Reading
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URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/turnip-ensemble-theater-presents-inheritance-a-staged-reading/
LOCATION:McNutt Co-Lab | Negley Building\, 300 Augusta Street\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
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SUMMARY:We Gather Together
DESCRIPTION:We Gather Together is an adaptive arts education program for young adults that brings together storytelling\, music\, and movement in a welcoming\, creative space. Through playful activities and shared artistic experiences\, participants will explore the traditions\, rituals\, and memories that make this time of year meaningful to them. Together\, we’ll make new memories\, celebrate connection\, and discover the joy of creating something together.
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/we-gather-together/
LOCATION:McNutt Co-Lab | Negley Building\, 300 Augusta Street\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes
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SUMMARY:ENDLING: reading and book signing by author Maria Reva
DESCRIPTION:Maria Reva writes fiction and opera libretti. She is the author of Good Citizens Need Not Fear\, set in an apartment block in Ukraine\, as well as Endling (longlisted for the Booker Prize\, winner of the Atwood Gibson Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize). In November 2022\, she was included on the Russian Foreign Ministry’s list of sanctioned Canadian citizens who are forbidden from entering Russia. Maria’s writing has appeared in The Atlantic\, McSweeney’s\, The Wall Street Journal\, Granta\, The Best American Short Stories\, and elsewhere. Her opera libretti have been commissioned by organizations including City Opera Vancouver\, Memorial University of Newfoundland’s Opera Roadshow\, Ad Astra Music Festival (Russell\, Kansas)\, Musique 3 Femmes\, and most recently\, Opéra de Montréal (for a French-language children’s opera). Her musical works have been performed at venues such as Théâtre Maisonneuve in Montréal and Berlin’s ufaFabrik. Maria was born in Ukraine and grew up in Vancouver\, British Columbia. She received her MFA from the Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas. \nMaria will give a reading from her novels\, followed by a conversation with UTSA Prof. Steven Kellman and an audience Q&A. Books will be for sale courtesy of The Twig Book Shop. Free and open to the public.
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/endling-reading-and-book-signing-by-author-maria-reva/
LOCATION:McNutt Co-Lab | Negley Building\, 300 Augusta Street\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Readings
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Being For Others with Violette Bule
DESCRIPTION:Violette Bule’s practice uses social and economic vulnerability as a catalyst for creativity and political agency\, engaging memory\, data\, digital technologies\, and social justice to explore structural violence\, migration\, identity politics\, and populism. Bule studied photography at the EAF in Mexico City and earned her MFA from the University of Houston. Her recent exhibitions include Soy de Tejas (The Riverside Museum\, California\, 2025); Bienal Poli/Gráfica de Puerto Rico: Bajo Presión (San Juan\, 2024); Southern Survey Biennial\n(Project Row Houses\, Houston\, 2024); Day Jobs (Cantor Arts Center\, Stanford University\, and the Blanton Museum of Art\, 2023–24); and Echo Chamber (The Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology\, 2020)\, among others. She received the 2023 Horton/Artadia Award and funding from the City of Houston’s MOCA for her public art project Re-thinking Your Neighborhood\, part of Inst11ation\, organized by Art League Houston. She completed residencies at Artpace\, San Antonio (2026); the Visual Arts Center at the University of Texas at Austin (2024); Cornell University (2022); and SOMA in Mexico City (2014). Her monograph De la Lleca al Cohue — Born from Prison Workshops (2010–12) was named Book\nof the Month by the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation in July 2024
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/artist-talk-being-for-others-with-violette-bule/
LOCATION:McNutt Co-Lab | Negley Building\, 300 Augusta Street\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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SUMMARY:BETWEEN YOU A RIVER: book launch party with author Kimberly Garza and special guest Naomi Shihab Nye
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the release of Between You a River\, the latest novel by Kimberly Garza\, author and UTSA professor. Garza will give a reading from the novel followed by a conversation with award-winning poet Naomi Shihab Nye\, audience Q&A\, and book signing. Free and open to the public. Books will be for sale courtesy of Nowhere Books.\n\nKimberly Garza is the author of the critically acclaimed novels The Last Karankawas (2022) and Between You a River\, forthcoming December 1st. Her essays and stories have appeared in Texas Highways\, Copper Nickel\, TriQuarterly\, Creative Nonfiction\, and elsewhere. A native Texan\, she is an associate professor of English and directs the Creative Writing Program at UT San Antonio.
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/between-you-a-river/
LOCATION:The Josephine Theatre\, 339 W Josephine\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Readings
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261206T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261206T220000
DTSTAMP:20261021T162403Z
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SUMMARY:Grand Finale Concert featuring Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán & National Competition Winners
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URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/mariachi-extravaganza/
LOCATION:TX
CATEGORIES:Performances
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SUMMARY:On-Corps Band Performance
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our winter performane of Military City USA’s beginning and intermediate concert and jazz band program On-Corps for veterans! Under the co-direction of Retired Army SFC Juan Garcia and Retired Air Force MSgt Donald Marchand.
URL:https://arts.utsa.edu/event/on-corps-band-performance-2/
LOCATION:UTSA Recital Hall\, One UTSA Circle\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78249\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performances
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