McNay Print Fair 2026

March 7, 2026 – March 8, 2026

Leeper Auditorium 

Included with Museum admission and membership

McNay Print Fair 2026

March 7, 2026 – March 8, 2026

Leeper Auditorium 

Included with Museum admission and membership

Register

HOURS

Saturday, March 7 │ 10 AM – 5 PM
Sunday, March 8 │ 12 PM – 5 PM

Join us for the 30th anniversary of the McNay Print Fair, the sole event of its kind in Texas and the only one in the American Southwest. For 30 years, the McNay Print Fair has introduced thousands of San Antonio collectors to fine art printmaking and welcomes new collectors to explore and learn more about modern and contemporary prints. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a print raffle on Sunday, March 8.

The 2026 McNay Print Fair promises to be our best so far. Taking place on March 7-8, the Fair will feature 14 dealers from around the United States, who will bring thousands of prints, drawings, photographs, and editioned sculptures to this two-day event.

The weekend is an exciting opportunity for San Antonio residents and regional visitors to visit the McNay Art Museum and take part in this annual tradition.

ADMISSION

Saturday: Free for McNay members, included in Museum admission for non-members.
Sunday: Free general admission.

Register

Print Raffle:

$5 per ticket | $20 for 5 tickets

Proceeds support acquisitions made by the McNay’s Prints and Drawings department. Raffle entries can be purchased in person at the fair.

The drawing and winner announcement will take place at 2:00 pm Sunday, March 8. You must be present to claim your print.

Special thanks to Ruiz-Healy Art for their generous donation.

About the Print:

In El Sueño del Pez, Irma Guerrero draws on surrealist concepts to explore an unfamiliar, dreamlike world. This etching presents scenes that orbit a fish, suggesting fragments of its subconscious and offering a glimpse into a realm beyond ordinary perception. By distancing the viewer from the mundane, Guerrero invites attention to what is often unseen or overlooked.

Irma Guerrero was born in Oaxaca in 1956 and began studying plastic arts at the Benito Juárez Autonomous University at the age of fifteen. She later participated in the movement to establish the Rufino Tamayo Plastic Arts Workshop, where she studied engraving under Juan Alcázar.

PARTICIPATING GALLERIES

• Armstrong Fine Art (Chicago, IL)
• Center Street Studio (Milton, MA)
• Conrad R. Graeber Fine Art (Riderwood, MD)
• Coronado Print Studio (Austin, TX)
• Flatbed Press (Austin, TX)
• Foltz Fine Art (Houston, TX)
• Kim Schmidt Fine Art (New York, NY)
• Kitchen Table Puppets + Press (Houston, TX)
• Mary Ryan Gallery (New York, NY)
• Ruiz-Healy Art (New York & San Antonio, TX)
• Stevens Fine Art (Phoenix, AZ)
• Susan Teller Gallery (New York, NY)
• William P. Carl Fine Arts (Durham, NC)
• William R. Talbot Fine Art (Santa Fe, NM)

As of 2/19/26

SPONSORS

Title Sponsor
Sarah E. Harte and John S. Gutzler

Connoisseur
Harriet and David Oppenheimer

Scholar
Parman Living Trust Fund of San Antonio Area Foundation

Collector
Caroline and William Carrington
Amy Stieren

Aficionado
Dr. William and Elizabeth Chiego
Terri and Glenn Huddleston
Connie and Sandy McNab
Carolyn and Allan Paterson
Semmes Foundation, Inc.
Nancy and Robert Shivers
Joan and Richey Wyatt

Print Fan
Kari and Brooks Englehardt
Jane Stieren Lacy
Dr. Matthew McLendon and Townes Coates
Ethel Runion
Alice Simkins
U.S. Art Company, Inc.

Sponsors as of 3/5/26

Events

Due to a private event, the McNay will close at 5:00 PM on Friday, May 1.

Due to severe weather conditions, the McNay will be closed on Sunday, January 25 and Monday, January 26.

 

We will be open on Saturday, January 24 until 4:00 PM.

Due to maintenance, the museum will close at 5pm on July 15.

 

Normal hours resume on July 16.

Support the McNay’s Community Through Art annual fund.