Exhibitions at The Guadalupe
Guadalupe Gallery
723
S. Brazos St.
San Antonio, TX 78207
César Chávez Project Space
824 S. Brazos St.
San Antonio, TX 78207
(210) 271-3151
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July 15 - November 19, 2011
By Permit Only takes the unauthorized postering methods of street artists and gives permission to eleven artists to take this new method of street conversations to the museum level. this summer The Guadalupe is getting temporarily tattooed inside and out! This project is in collaboration with Artpace San Antonio.
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The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents Verses, a literature intervention project, at the Tropicano Hotel in San Antonio. Poems and creative writings will be placed throughout the hotel for visitors to have a multiplicity of aesthetic surprises.
Opening Reception: March 2.»
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March 18 - June 4,
2010
Guest
Artist Curator: Cruz Ortiz
Explore the dog: dogs
of the Westside, stray dogs, the male-dominant/"macho" paradigms
surrounding pit bulls, and the possible patterns in urban
life.
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June 24 - August 27, 2010
Guest
Artist Curator: Anita Valencia
In many cultures, artists are considered national treasures and essential to community life. San Antonio is fortunate to have many artists that live and breath art. They work in the arts, they teach art, they support other artists. They are truly our hidden treasures. Anita Valencia, GCAC's guest artist curator, revisits several of these fine artists whose work goes beyond the canvas.
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November 2-4, 8-11, and 15-29, 2010
Mon-Sat Noon-5 PM
Santisteban creates an installation work addressing memories, family and life in celebration of Día de los Muertos.
OPENING RECEPTION
Tuesday, November 2, 6 PM | Free
César Chávez Building, 824 S. Brazos St., 78207
(Across the street from the Guadalupe Theater)
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September 16 - November 20, 2010
Curator: Patty Ortiz
This exhibition investigates the integration of comics into contemporary artistic practice. For many Latino artists, it is a way to discuss pop culture's mainstream choices. For others, it is a way to discuss America's mass media manipulation into marginal worlds. A common thread is the universal dive into humor, commerciality, and sociological fronts, resulting in sometimes-confrontational questions regarding our future.
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January 13 - March 19, 2011
Curator: Patty Ortiz
This exhibition features the collaboration between literature and visual arts. From Hieroglyphs to the Surrealists to Graffiti, they have influenced and challenged one another through an ongoing exchange of themes and techniques. The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center is contributing to this intriguing relationship between image and word by presenting six local artists and six local writers who will each pen a one hundred word response to the artwork, to be exhibited side by side on the gallery walls.
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April 7-June 25, 2011
Four artists investigate the economy, corporate models, and current marketing practices. With our growing culture's preoccupation with materialism and consumerism, these artists offer a fresh look into today's view of money and how it has become a new indicator of value, power, and love.
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