Presented by UTSA Arts & UT San Antonio School of Architecture and Planning R&R STUDIOS creates architecture and artworks that perform as social sculptures and tools for the pursuit of happiness. They weave together visual arts, architecture, design, landscape and the city. The ambition of thier practice is to reclaim, enhance and develop the public […]
Presented by UT San Antonio School of Architecture & Planning Ron Henderson a landscape architect and educator. He is founding principal of Lirio Landscape Architecture. Recent award-winning projects include the Gardens of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston, Massachusetts), City Walk (Providence, Rhode Island), Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery (Nantes, France), and Jiuzhou Qingyan […]
Shelby Elizabeth Doyle, AIA is a registered architect and Associate Professor of Architecture where she is the Stan G. Thurston Professor of Design Build at Iowa State University College of Design, co-founder of the ISU Computation & Construction Lab (CCL), and director of the ISU Architectural Robotics Lab (ARL). The CCL and ARL the result […]
A longtime professor at Trinity University (1981–2009) and resident of San Antonio, Char Miller is now W. M. Keck Professor of Environmental Analysis at Pomona College in Southern California. Among his dozens of publications related to America’s environmental and urban history are Deep in the Heart of San Antonio: Land and Life in South Texas (Trinity University […]
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UTSA Arts envisions San Antonio as the artistic heart and soul of Texas. Together, we’re building a city where the arts make life richer, expand possibility, strengthen connection, and transform our world.
UTSA Arts is the university’s hub for connection, creativity, and imagination. We support public arts programs, community collaborations, and research initiatives that create pathways for San Antonians to participate fully in the cultural and artistic life of our city.