UTSA Art Collection Exhibition Catalogs

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The UTSA Art Collection includes over 2,700 works by more than 600 established and emerging artists. As a public collection, we are committed to supporting local artists through exhibitions, publications, and lectures. Our vision is to enhance the educational environment for thousands of students, faculty and staff, while making UTSA aesthetically pleasing for our visitors.

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    VOZ: Selections from the UTSA Art Collection
    (2018-02-08) Almeida, Arturo Infante
    The University of Texas at San Antonio is proud to share Centro de Artes’ dedication to recounting the stories of Latinos and Latinas. Universities, like all places of higher learning, are uniquely positioned to be stewards of history. The 222 works of art in this exhibition were acquired by UTSA over the course of the last three decades. For three hundred years, San Antonio has been a place where different languages, customs and traditions have merged to form a unique cultural history. Like all stories of a particular place and time, the work on these walls is informed by pride, joy and a tenacity that reverberates in the voices that celebrate the Latino experience.
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    Cultural Bounty: The Beckstead, Lerma, Annala collection
    (2024) Almeida, Arturo
    UTSA Arts, in partnership with the UTSA Libraries and the UTSA School of Art, proudly presents "Cultural Bounty: The Beckstead-Lerma-Annala Collection," an exhibition that will run for a limited time from August 1 to November 2, 2024. This showcase features 48 selected works from a generous donation by Alan Craig Beckstead, Danny Lerma, and Stephen Alexander Annala to the UTSA Art Collection and the Arturo Infante Almeida UTSA Art Collection Endowment. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to view pieces by renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Robert Longo, Robert Mapplethorpe, Richard Armendariz, Sara VanDerBeek and Caroline Korbell Carrington alongside an array of works by emerging and established local talents. The collection represents a rich tapestry of artistic expression, capturing the cultural and aesthetic diversity that defines San Antonio's art scene. This exhibition celebrates the generosity of Beckstead, Lerma, and Annala and underscores the university’s commitment to enhancing its cultural resources. The collaboration between UTSA Arts and UTSA Libraries in organizing this event reflects a shared mission to enrich San Antonians' educational experience.