By Sami Dugdale Program Director Other Side Drive hosts Geronimo Perez and Kathlene Sheets talk with the Director of Texas State Galleries, Margo Handwerker. In this interview, Margo talks about programs currently on display around campus as well as future exhibits.
By DeMornay Harper Blog Content Contributor This past Saturday, I attended Art Squared which is an event held in downtown San Marcos every second Saturday from March to December. It holds a chance for local artists to showcase their art to interested patrons. There were a wide variety of items available for purchase. I saw tents that had fresh produce and flowers, and I also encountered bakers, painters, […]
By Alexandra Cochran Blog Content Contributor From childhood, our gender expectations begin to shape around the age of three or four years old. Genetics may have a significant amount of purpose as to who we are, but influencers shape us into these societal norms that force us to mold into an acceptable and appropriate gender. Social media had once again led me to an event with not only free food, but also […]
By Grant Morris Music Journalist Beautiful art is something that can bring joy to all who see it. Art transcends the hate, fear and negativity that seems to plague every one of us as we go about living the human experience. An added dimension to its beauty is the truly amazing creative process involved with summoning art from the corridors of the mind out into the physical world. To see […]
By Kendra Sells Hip-hop Journalist Mala Luna captured the spirit of San Antonio including local food, merchandise vendors, DJs, rappers and visual artists. Humble painter Aji and I had a brief discussion about her artistic likes and her first live mural painting experience. Aji was invited to Mala Luna to produce a painting themed around Dia de los Muertos, the day of the dead. She says that this experience has […]
By Kate Wiggins Music Journalist No matter the city, town or desolate plain, if you can find yourself on a college campus, you’re bound to run into the arts. Whether it’s visual art, theater, dance or music, Texas State has an abundant variety of Fine Arts to choose from, all conveniently located under the shadow of Old Main. But you may have missed some of our more subtle offerings hiding […]
By Evan Butcher News Reporter “Dive into the Divine” is the title of the newest mermaid-themed mural dedicated by the City of San Marcos. Located on the back wall of the Root Cellar Bakery, right off the Square, this mural has a direct representation of what many people remember as the old San Marcos. Mural Designer Morgan Haberle Egan says she found inspiration from the old Aquarena Springs Theme Park […]
By Sarah Bey Blog Content Contributor Dahlia Woods is the owner and curator of Dahlia Woods Gallery on North LBJ Drive. Woods curated her first gallery 17 years ago in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and her husband, Jonathan Woods, is a crime fiction writer and also has a section of the gallery dedicated to the “Bad Boy Books.” We talked about Woods’ journey as an artist and her particular style. […]
By Andrew Nogay Assistant Web Content Manager Right now, Donald Trump is in position to win the Republican nomination for president, a sentence that would have seemed beyond impossible a year ago. Whether he will become president or not isn’t the point of this article. Neither is whether he would single-handedly cause the destruction of the United States. What I want to talk about is art, and how if Donald Trump […]
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