Resources and Programs for Adults

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.

Just who was Sekhmet, and why was she feared and worshipped by ancient Egyptians? 

Take deep breaths and visualize yourself deep in the heart of Texas!  

Join artist Carlos Runcie Tanaka and Lucia Abramovich Sanchez, Associate Curator of Latin American Art, for a conversation about the artist's practice in Spanish.  

Nacido en Lima, Perú, Carlos Runcie Tanaka es un artista con experiencia formal en cerámica, relizando estudios en Brazil, Italia, y Japón. 

Ancient Americas, Pre-Columbian, Spanish Colonial, or Folk are designations historically rooted in colonialism. This panel discussion asks how we can rethink the way we talk and write about art history to provide a more thoughtful approach to Latin American objects and cultural belongings.