Time slips sideways in San Antonio artist Trish Simonite’s ‘Exquisite Entropy’

Trish Simonite, a native of Norfolk, England, recently retired as a professor emerita from Trinity University, where she taught photography and digital art. Her art is peripatetic: her still life images and landscapes have been exhibited widely throughout the U.S. and Europe. For the new exhibition

Poll shows Democrats Talarico, Hinojosa and Pulido winning big in deep-red South Texas

If a new survey is to be believed, recent Republican gains with South Texas voters may be as fleeting as a cold snap in Laredo. A poll released Wednesday by Texas Southern University’s Barbara Jordan Research and Survey Center asked 1,300 likely voters in deep-red South Texas congressional districts

Silent movie classic Sparrows showing for free this Thursday

Considered one of screen legend Mary Pickford’s best films, Sparrows (1926), set to screen Thursday at Villa Finale Museum & Gardens, is a silent movie about a young woman who rescues kidnapped children from a baby farm. Pickford, America’s sweetheart of the silent era, was the most powerful woman i

Councilwoman faces constituent backlash over ‘condescending’ behavior at budget town hall

District 1 Councilwoman Sukh Kaur’s town hall meeting on the city budget descended into chaos Tuesday after she barred residents gathered at the San Antonio Central Library from asking unauthorized questions. Constituents questioned Kaur’s professionalism, accusing her of using techniques more suite