The Movement Gallery/Underground Library, San Antonio TX | Nearby Businesses

• Arts and Entertainment
• Community Organization
• Library

1412 E Commerce St
San Antonio, TX 78205
(210) 299-2666

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Happening on September 1st-3rd, 2017 With over 16,300 attendees in our 9th year, San Japan is the largest fan-run anime convention in San Antonio and South Texas. We bring 3-days of Japanese anime, culture, costume, gaming events and other fan-run events to downtown San Antonio for a fun-packed event all on the center of the majestic Riverwalk. This event will take place at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, San Antonio Grand Hyatt Hotel and the Marriott Riverwalk Hotel. For more information about the event along with prices to pre-register or purchase your pass at the event, please view our website: http://www.san-japan.org

Lee Rios & Oscar Martinez proudly bring you the BIGGEST TEXAS SUMMER EVENT! Hosted in the historical city of San Antonio, Texas, home of The Alamo, we promise a weekend long of FUN! SHOWS! MUSIC! & DANCING!" DATE & PLACE: August 9-12, 2013 / San Antonio, TX HOTEL: Hyatt GRAND ($119+/night) BOOK ROOM: www.bigsalsafestival.com/hotel.php

Alamo City Studios is dedicated to supporting the professional entertainment production industry – not only through its top-notch production facilities, but also through the training and education of the future production industry workforce. Through strategic relationships with area universities, high school "film programs" and community youth programs, ACS will cultivate aspiring motion picture artists & local youth through a variety of educational and internship programs designed to prepare them for occupations in the professional production industry. These programs will allow the students to gain hands-on experience while working alongside production professionals on a variety of project types – from features to commercials, documentaries, music videos, etc. In essence, ACS will serve its community by creating a "Production Hub", at once empowering local youth and providing skilled labor to the growing entertainment production economy.

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'Mana' is a Hawaiian word that translates to mean power, but the native Hawaiian concept of power doesn't equate to material possessions or what floor your office is on. Mana is a life energy that flows through all things, empowering an individual and thus the community at large. Our goal at Mana House is to create an environment conducive to creative beings finding and nurturing their inner creative power and thus reflect that back within our community. With the history of Sunset Station behind us, the space was once used as a gunpowder house- we are transforming that energy into a present day ignition, and empowering our community through art and dialogue. We at Mana House have worked hard at creating a strong network in the San Antonio community of professional, like-minded individuals who are looking for more opportunities to come together for social and community benefit. As we host events in this space we will give the community the opportunity to network and grow, while promoting the wonderful, creative individuals of San Antonio. Our love of art and eye for local talent has inspired us to use the exposed brick walls and street level location of this space as a gallery open to the public. We envision day to day activity from tourists and locals, as well as exhibit receptions. We look forward to sharing ideas and helping promote our individual and collective works. We are focused on being a birth place for creativity and mutual promotion. What is a Creative Nexus? A combination of: Art Space| Co-Op Office SpaceI Place to Ignite Out-Of-The-Box Dialogue Stop by. Find Your Mana.

The Mexican Cultural Institute at San Antonio , Texas, is the Permanent Cultural Representation of the Mexican Government in this city. This Institute has been linked since its beginnings to the cultural life of San Antonio, and so, one of our main tasks is to ensure the growth and strengthening of such link by promoting a direct and active participation of the community. The creation of the Mexican Cultural Institute is the product of a great effort by the Mexican Government that began in 1958 with the foundation of the “Gallery of Mexican Art” at the General Mexican Consulate of San Antonio, Texas. In 1968 the Instituto Cultural de Mexico displayed a large amount of examples of Mexican art at the “Hemisfair 1968”; and in 1972 the Mayor of the city of San Antonio presented the Mexican President with the current facilities of the Instituto Cultural de Mexico at San Antonio. This Institute depends directly from the General Office of Cultural Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Over its 50 years of existence at Hemisfair Park, the Instituto Cultural de Mexico has been able to maintain an important place on the cultural life of San Antonio, thanks to its wide range of events designed to show the many faces of the Mexican culture. For this purpose, the Instituto has three galleries, a multiple purpose room and an auditorium that can hold up to 250 people.

The River Art Group is one of the largest and finest artist groups in the country. The River Art Group is housed in the historic Florian House within historic La Villita in downtown San Antonio, Texas. The art group was formed during the summer of 1947, when two small groups of San Antonio artists had the notion of doing a combined art show on the refurbished San Antonio Riverwalk. The hard work ...and total dedication from so many of the members over the years has contributed immeasurably to the longevity of our self-supporting organization. All activities are directed and executed by members, including the daily operation of the gallery. Having their art showcased daily in our La Villita gallery is a primary reason so many local artists apply for membership. Some 350 River Art Group artists work in a wide variety of media. In the gallery you will see work in acrylic, oil, watercolor, pen and ink, pastel, photography, clay, metal and more. Some artists also offer fine art reproductions of their work.

The venue provides numerous indoor and outdoor settings for any type of event. From weddings to corporate meetings to galas and social gatherings, the Jack Guenther Pavilion at the Briscoe Western Art Museum can be completely customized to fit your event. With convenient access to the San Antonio River Walk, guests can enjoy a beautiful view from any of the three floors of the venue space. Please check out the VIRTUAL TOUR here on the San Antonio Weddings webpage! http://www.sanantonioweddings.com/virtual_tour.aspx?id=2093&vtID=532

An art space in the Historical Southtown Arts District that supports contemporary artists in the visual arts. Our mission is to foster creativity and art excellence and to provide exhibition space to new and established artists.

From the age of 3 ART was on my mind. Where did it come from? (I don’t know), Why do I have to express myself in the visual form? (I’m not sure) but I do have some thoughts after practicing for many decades. I have to pick up the charcoal, the rake tool or the paintbrush. I pick up the charcoal first, its like sculpting on the flat, make some marks and blend and blend as if I’m pushing clay, creating shadow and light for that is what sculpture is; creating dark and light, highs and lows, let the form be read in the most correct manner. I love sculpting, making things but I’ve learned long ago that making is not the final answer but making for others to see. I do need for others to see, to own, and to appreciate what comes from my hands. I have a gift to give so therefore the gift must have a receiver. Without the acceptance of the receiver I have nothing. DD

Located in the heart of south town’s art district, zollie glass studio is a fully functioning workspace & gallery dedicated to glass artistry. Owned and operated by Jake Zollie Harper II. For appointment please call 210.601.3883