By Bob McCullough The Battle of Flowers® Parade originated 130 years ago when a group of women began pelting each other with flowers from horse-drawn carriages in front of the Alamo. Today, women continue to propel San Antonio’s “Party with a Purpose” and the nation’s oldest parade produced entirely by ...
Alamo City Artist: Taylor Lane Dancer, performer, stylist. Photography and writing by Nina A. Padilla View all photos and read her story in the “As a performing artist, Taylor has performed all over San Antonio, Texas and these days flexes her creative muscles ...
Alamo City Artist: Yolanda Rios Wurgler Dancer, painter, jewelry maker. Photography and writing by Nina A. Padilla View all photos and read her story in the “Yolanda Rios Wurgler is a native San Antonian and one of our community’s longest standing artisans. Yolanda’s artistic endeavors ...
Alamo City Artist: Teresa Champion Dancer, Teacher, Legend. Photography and writing by Nina A. Padilla View Teresa’s FULL GALLERY and read her story “I had the honor of photographing San Antonio icon and living legend Teresa Champion back in 2018 for my BARE Artist ...
Lana Meador Assistant Curator, San Antonio Museum of Art lana.meador@samuseum.org What do you love about your job? I am continually learning. Whether it be researching an artwork, talking with a colleague, or visiting an artist’s studio, working at an art museum offers endless opportunities to ...
