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Music: “What’s up with Nina?” I asked Faith Radle, Girl in a Coma’s manager, looking at the band’s lead singer, Nina Díaz. It was pouring rain... By Enrique Lopetegui 6/19/2013
Six Famous Followers of Hare Krishna

Six Famous Followers of Hare Krishna

Music: George Harrison: The former Beatle was a great friend of the Hare Krishnas. He paid for the publication of the first edition of the Krishna book... By Enrique Lopetegui 6/19/2013
To Talk or Not to Talk: HemisFair and Convention Center designs

To Talk or Not to Talk: HemisFair and Convention Center designs

News: Taken together, the joint public input processes for both HemisFair park and the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center remind us of that Best in Show... By Mary Tuma and Callie Enlow 6/19/2013
SB5: Dead Anti-Abortion Bills See New Life In Special Session

SB5: Dead Anti-Abortion Bills See New Life In Special Session

News: Just when we thought we evaded a round of draconian abortion bills proposed during the surprisingly quiet 83rd Texas Legislative regular session, Gov. Rick Perry... By Mary Tuma 6/19/2013
5 Must See Films at the 2013 San Antonio Film Festival

5 Must See Films at the 2013 San Antonio Film Festival

Screens: It’s a tough gig being a San Antonio filmmaker. Take Kevin and Robin Nations, for example. The filmmaking couple and their cast and crew let the sweltering... By Kiko Martínez 6/12/2013
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Artpace Resident Pak Sheung Chuen Takes on San Antonio

Arts & Culture When I sit down with Hong Kong-based artist Pak Sheung Chuen, he opens a small black notebook filled with scrawled Chinese script and abstract... By Ben Judson | 6/19/2013
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Artpace International Artist-in-Residency Series 1: Believers and Sacred Objects

Arts & Culture The Current is pleased to partner with Artpace to present a weekly series of work by International Artist-in-Resident Pak Sheung Chuen. Read more about... By Pak Sheung Chuen | 6/19/2013
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Hell Bibles: Mandatory reading for real metalheads and posers alike

Arts & Culture Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal. By Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman. It Books. 718 pp., $32.50 By Enrique Lopetegui | 6/19/2013
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'Evocative Lust' showcases BDSM community

Arts & Culture Lurking on the edge of the neo-burlesque self-empowerment movement is another tradition that pushes tastes for a little lace into darker territory... By Scott Andrews | 6/19/2013
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Artpace Resident Pak Sheung Chuen Takes on San Antonio

Artpace Resident Pak Sheung Chuen Takes on San Antonio

Arts & Culture: When I sit down with Hong Kong-based artist Pak Sheung Chuen, he opens a small black notebook filled with scrawled Chinese script and abstract... By Ben Judson 6/19/2013
Artpace International Artist-in-Residency Series 1: Believers and Sacred Objects

Artpace International Artist-in-Residency Series 1: Believers and Sacred Objects

Arts & Culture: The Current is pleased to partner with Artpace to present a weekly series of work by International Artist-in-Resident Pak Sheung Chuen. Read more about... By Pak Sheung Chuen 6/19/2013
Hell Bibles: Mandatory reading for real metalheads and posers alike

Hell Bibles: Mandatory reading for real metalheads and posers alike

Arts & Culture: Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal. By Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman. It Books. 718 pp., $32.50 By Enrique Lopetegui 6/19/2013
'Evocative Lust' showcases BDSM community

'Evocative Lust' showcases BDSM community

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¡Ask a Mexican!

¡Ask a Mexican!

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Michael Menchaca's 'Autos Sacramentales' at Artpace

Michael Menchaca's 'Autos Sacramentales' at Artpace

Arts & Culture: It started, said Michael Menchaca, with “a dirty mustache joke” the young San Antonio artist overheard while studying at Texas State University at... By Scott Andrews 6/12/2013
Julie Shipp\'s Abstract Paintings Point To The Sky

Julie Shipp's Abstract Paintings Point To The Sky

Arts & Culture: Richly atmospheric and brilliantly colored, Julie Shipp’s abstract paintings evoke dramatic moments of sunlight shining through storm clouds or... By Dan R. Goddard 6/12/2013
¡Ask a Mexican!

¡Ask a Mexican!

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Public Art: Creating 'Ballroom Luminoso'

Public Art: Creating 'Ballroom Luminoso'

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Questions for Former Spur Brent Barry: An Interview by Artist Gary Sweeney

Questions for Former Spur Brent Barry: An Interview by Artist Gary Sweeney

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Masters of regionalism at the McNay

Masters of regionalism at the McNay

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¡Ask a Mexican!

¡Ask a Mexican!

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Free Will Astrology

Free Will Astrology

Astrology: ARIES (March 21-April 19): The longest natural arch in the world is the Fairy Bridge in Guangxi Province, China. Made of limestone, this 400-foot-wide... By Rob Brezsny 6/5/2013
'Hellcab' at AtticRep

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Arts & Culture: Like proctologists, taxicab drivers observe the human species from a unique angle. A Google search of “taxi stories” yields more... By Steven G. Kellman 5/29/2013
Anya Gallaccio at Artpace

Anya Gallaccio at Artpace

Arts & Culture: Anya Gallaccio returns to Artpace 16 years after her International Artist-in-Residence project with This much is true, an installation of... By Scott Andrews 5/29/2013
Two tight tomes you need in your homes

Two tight tomes you need in your homes

Arts & Culture: In these dumb-downed days when boob-tubers are encouraged to tolerate all manner of reality show lowlifes and school districts insist that every... By Roberto Ontiveros 5/29/2013
¡Ask a Mexican!

¡Ask a Mexican!

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Free Will Astrology

Free Will Astrology

Astrology: ARIES (March 21-April 19): Back in the 1920s, the governor of Texas was determined to forbid the teaching of foreign languages in public schools. To bolster... By Rob Brezsny 5/29/2013
San Antonio's Theater Scene is Long on Space, Short on Productions

San Antonio's Theater Scene is Long on Space, Short on Productions

Arts & Culture: If you think there is little to no serious theater in San Antonio, you’re not alone. Even business travelers dining at Bohanan’s must... By Scott Andrews 5/22/2013
Rex Hausmann: Cats/Donuts/Starships/Ideals

Rex Hausmann: Cats/Donuts/Starships/Ideals

Arts & Culture: Rex Hausmann, local artist and arts advocate, recently opened his latest exhibition in the massive showrooms of Gallery Nord with a cohort... By Scott Andrews 5/22/2013
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