San Antonio chalk artist argues that removal of his Juneteenth mural at the Pearl was politically motivated

A San Antonio chalk artist who grabbed headlines last week after being wrongfully arrested in Leon Valley is now accusing the Pearl of racism after workers at the downtown development removed his Juneteenth-themed mural featuring the names of unarmed Black men killed by police. "This isn't a good lo

San Antonio comic artist Mitch Clem to host book release party at Tandem this weekend

Those who keep up with the world of underground punk rock comics are likely familiar with Mitch Clem and his comic series San Antonio Rock City and My Stupid Life. Ten years out from the end of My Stupid Life, Clem has compiled his autobiographical works into a book of the same title. To celebrate,

Hispanics officially make up the biggest share of Texas’ population, new census numbers show

The point at which Latinos would outnumber white residents to make up the biggest share of the Texas population has been on the state’s demographic horizon for years. It seemed that long-awaited milestone was reached in 2021 when a closely watched data release last year was the first to reflect the

San Antonio Museum of Art's latest exhibition will feature one-night-only bier garten

Prost! The San Antonio Museum of Art's latest exhibition, "Still Brewing Art," will bring beer aficionados and art lovers together for a pop-up bier garden on Friday, July 14. "Still Brewing Art" will highlight SAMA's history as the first and only accredited art museum housed in a historical brewery