Resources and Programs for Adults

Learn more about the "Four Harpsichord Concert," an orchestral suite by composer Nathan Felix, inspired by the exhibition "America's Impressionism: Echoes of a Revolution." Hear from local harpsichord builder Gerald Self on the history of harpsichords and Nathan Felix on his newly written music and how SAMA has inspired him over the years.

Learn about the inspiration for SAMA's 2021 Community Murals project and hear from each of the three artists involved in the project.

Art Bridges Jazz in Action artist Raul Rene Gonzalez shares highlights from his three-day residency at the San Antonio Museum of Art. 

Enjoy the lecture by bestselling suthor Ross King on Monet's popularity in the Untied States and how he influenced many American artists who studied painting in France.

Listen to and learn from four San Antonio community members as they discuss what solidarity and liberation means to them personally.

Enjoy a short and sweet lecture on America's Impressionism: Echoes of a Revolution with Dr. Emily Burns, a featured scholar in the America's Impressionism exhibition catalogue.

Enjoy original poems on displacement and resilience written and read by refugees, asylum seekers, and other forced migrants in collaboration with local poets and writers.

Make art at home, at your own pace with Sara Cardona, a featured artist in Texas Women: A New History of Abstract Art. By spreading out images, moving them around, and seeing what chance encounters occur, a narrative is born, much like a static film.

Learn the hidden values behind this Chinese ceramic vase honoring three types of trees.