Bishop & Valderas—10 years of Collaboration
Ten years ago when Kim Bishop and I first began collaborating I knew it was the beginning of an important art conversation between the...
COVID-19 & Sheltering/Working in the Art Studio
How it went down… On March 13th, 2020 my school district extended Spring Break for a week to figure out the next move during this...
We already have a Space Force...it's Project:MASA-IV
#ProjectMASAIV The Project:MASA Exhibit Series 2005—07 (I, II & III) featured latino artists from across the nation who use cosmic...
Expedition to Mundos Alternos-Alien Skins-NYC
In the recent year or so there has been an influx of San Antonio based artists visiting and exhibiting in New York City. Patricia...
A3~Pop Up Industrial Press presents @ Texchange:SGCI 2019 Conference Panel
What is SGCI 2019? Texchange engages the capacity of printmaking to act as an agent of transformation in its practices within the field,...
2018—the year in review
As 2018 comes to an end I find myself feeling grateful for all the new people that I met and hopeful for all the new opportunities that...
—Se Recomienda Firmemente—
"Se Recomienda Firmemente" digital photo collage-2007 variable size as needed —Horacio Sanchez Valderas y Victoria Moctezuma Valderas and...
Code Red: This is not a drill—Kim Bishop & Jesse Garcia
CODE RED: THIS IS NOT A DRILL Kim Bishop & Jessica Garcia Jessica Garcia was a high school student in Kim Bishop’s art class when the...
1961—VOTE!: A sculpture for the Common Currents 300 Years/300 Artists@ the Carver Community Cultural
"1961—VOTE!" the maquette in progress The opening reception for this exhibit is March 15th 2018 at the Carver Community Cultural Center...
The making of a space program
The Xiuhcoatl Rocket Series has its origins in the Rio Grande Valley around 1997-98, about 20 years ago, before I first arrived in San...
