Top 5 Articles of 2021
What were people clicking on in 2021 at M!SA? Look below for our most visited articles of last year.
From pre-school to K-12, college to general community education, San Antonio's art and design schools are alive and active! Along these lines, various institutions are also incorporating an art and design educational component into their experience when you visit their park, museum, etc. Some of the programs in San Antonio that promote art and design are exceptional, and we plan to highlight them here; including educational institutions, teachers, programs, and events. Learn about them here and how you can support them financially! Keep the arts alive in SA!
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Texas A&M University-San Antonio: A Glimpse of Future Progress
In a year filled with heartache, obstacles and challenges, The Texas A&M University-San Antonio and PBK were able to provide the community with inspiration and a glimpse
Bexarfest: The Multimedia Festival for High School Students
BexarFest is a multimedia festival for high school students in Bexar County and surrounding areas.
M!SA’s Top 5 Articles in 2019
2019 was a fantastic year to highlight local art and design in San Antonio! Below are our top five most viewed articles in 2019.
M!SA Educate: Creative Career Panel Discussion
In November 2019, our M!SA Advisory Panel spoke with local students about their career choices in professions like architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, graphic design, culinary arts, contemporary art, and film.
UTSA Professor Creating Beautiful Functional Objects
Taeg Nishimoto is a graduate professor in the College of Architecture, Construction and Planning at UTSA.
CAST TECH: High School Redefined
CAST TECH is a high school within a high school. Located on the campus of Fox Tech in downtown San Antonio, they offer the typical fundamental classes you would find in
Iconic Architecture .1: An Art Exhibition Featuring the Work of Analy Diego
Local artist, educator, designer, Analy Diego will soon have an exhibition of her wonderful art illustrations where 100% of the proceeds of the artwork sold will go toward scholarships for student
CreativeMornings: San Antonio's Newest Speaker Series
The year was 2008. A business owner of a co-working space in New York City by the name of Tina Roth Eisenberg began to see the economy struggling, and as a result, her friends that were in creative careers began struggling too.
Confluence Park: A Confluence of Watershed and Conservation
One of San Antonio's newest public parks, Confluence Park, opened in early 2018 with a flood of praise and news coverage spanning across the globe.