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A San Antonio native, Ruben Luna draws inspiration from the creative challenge of working with resources at hand. Luna assembles readily available objects into symbolic portraits that pay tribute to people in his life. Luna earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History and Criticism from the University of Texas at San Antonio. He has worked as a museum art preparator for the past 20 years and is currently the Art Installation Manager at the McNay. Luna’s artwork is featured this summer in the Museum’s Artists Looking at Art (ALA) series, created to salute the vitality of San Antonio’s contemporary art community.
In The Art of SA Eats, five San Antonio artists speak to the unique culinary vernacular of the city.
This exhibition features drawings and other works on paper by San Antonio artists who are part of a long drawing tradition in…
Esparza highlights hidden histories of Mexican American, Tejano, and Indigenous narratives in the South Texas region.
Thirteen contemporary designers share their artwork allowing San Antonio to experience excellence in the theatre arts—set, costume, lighting, and projection design.
This exhibition is the Museum’s first comprehensive celebration of our founder’s transformational gift to her beloved, adopted city and community.
"The world turns. Day deepens to night. People multiply. Flora and fauna surrender land and a place in the sun. The artist,…