The McNay embraces maximalism with the De La Torre Brothers exhibition 'Upward Mobility'

Multi-layered, maximalist, dizzying and dazzling, the mixed-media work of brothers Einar and Jamex De La Torre is a chaotic feast for the senses. Based between San Diego and Baja California, the De La Torre Brothers, as they're simply dubbed, started collaborating in the 1990s and have since develop

Texas GOP donor Tim Dunn told former House speaker only Christians should be in leadership

San Antonio politico Joe Straus, a former Republican speaker of the Texas House, told the Texas Tribune that oil billionaire Tim Dunn — one of the state's most powerful Republican donors — once advised him that only Christians should hold leadership positions in the legislature's lower chamber. Stra

San Pedro Playhouse and Classic Theatre offer a San Antonio-style take on Shakespeare

San Pedro Playhouse and the Classic Theatre of San Antonio are bringing the Bard to San Pedro Springs Park this April for the debut of Midsummer Sueño. Director and playwright Paco Farias puts a South Texas twist on A Midsummer Night's Dream, one of William Shakespeare's most popular comedies, by in

San Antonio may be lousy spot to view eclipse due to cloud cover

San Antonio and South Texas are shaping up to less than ideal places to view Monday, April 8's highly anticipated total solar eclipse, according to the latest forecasts from the National Weather Service. Despite Kendall County declaring a state of disaster over how many visitors it's expecting to ge