Artist who divides her time between rural Texas and New York City exhibits her idiosyncratic ceramic, glass and bronze sculpture.

Catalog available: $10

Rock & Roll photographs and documentation of San Antonio Art scene from former SSAC Photography Department Chair.

Catalog available: $10

Works of handmade paper by local artists in conjunction with the Friends of Dard Hunter National Conference.

San Antonio artist exhibits new works combining a wide array of materials and approaches with his tongue-in-cheek humor. These new works, loosely based on "The Story of Civilization" by Will and Ariel Durant, include the first paragraphs of their massive work spelled out in discarded and pieced together commercial signs.

Austin artist exhibits intricate mixed media scultpures made of found objects, primarily vintage buttons. Infused with emotional depth, some works are playful, some refer to tragic events, some cast a thoughtful eye on the life choices of a modern woman.

This juried show will include recent work by SSAC students and teaching staff. Works range fr representational to abstract, from functional to non-functional, and from personal to polical. The 101 pieces from 76 artists includes the work of Department Chairs and adjunct faculty as well as the emerging talents of a diverse student population.

Serigraphs by established and emerging Texas artists.

Youth from throughout the San Antonio area display their artwork.

Shown: Untitled, Shawn (2nd grade)

Thirty-four San Antonio artists investigate the complexities of water. Exhibition includes Performance Company, Feb. 27–29, March 5–7. Lecture: "Running Dry: Water, Politics and Growth in San Antonio" by Char Miller of Trinity University.

San Antonio artists Diana Kersey, Glenn Puckett, Traci Jenness and Lenise Pérez exhibit ceramic wall works. "These works demonstrate how clay can be used as a medium that incorporates sculptural and painting techniques expanding the possibilities beyond function and 3-dimensions, the artists show the versitility of clay."