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City of San Antonio Art Collection

Welcome to the Department of Arts & Culture’s Art Collection – a database of art! Please use the filters on the left side to help you explore and leave a reaction on the artwork pages. We hope you enjoy our online collection and hope you can discover art in person!

782 artworks
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Sculptures constructed from artist-made clay bricks showcasing various animals, insects and native plants found in nearby San Pedro Creek; one sculpture has a composition of geometric forms while the other is fully-formed and exaggerated in scale

Diana Kersey
Creatures of the Creek: A Fragile Balance

2026, artist-made clay bricks and glazed

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Photo by: Matthew Gaskins
www.matthewgaskins.com

Mike "Comp" Arguello
From the Westside to Worldwide: The Story of Robert "Pikin" Quiroga

2026, Spray paint, Acrylic paint

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A series of printed aluminum panels telling the history of the Commerce Street Bridge

Cristina Sosa Noriega
The Flow of Time, The Passage of People

2025, Printed Aluminum Panel

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Tile mural measuring 18 ft wide and 3 ft 4 in tall inset into landscape wall. Mural depicts hand drawings of Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan, and Mission Espada. Watercolor brushstrokes of blues, orange and yellow are in the background and line drawings of plants and animals surround the missions. Four tile motifs from original San Jose Workshop tile patter run along the foreground.

Ruth Leonela Buentello
Entretejiendo Historias

2025, Porcelain Tile

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Total of ten of sculptures the eight planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune), the sun, and dwarf planet Pluto. The planets are concrete with mosaic and scaled at 1:11 billion scale throughout the Park.

Doroteo Garza
Ujuālnān (Grand Sky)

2025, Concrete and Ceramic Tile

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Four cut steel panels installed on exterior. Two panels are installed at street level and two panels are installed at lower ground level near front entrance.

Elizabeth Carrington
Let's...!

2025, painted steel

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2 mixed media sculptures. Pecos red concrete forms the central lampposts. These are surrounded by bronze and steel swirling vines. A series of yucca blossom lanterns and bronze butterflies adorn the sculptures.

R&R&R
City Lights

2025, Concrete, steel, bronze

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The sculpture, made of painted steel, is a pair of abstracted hands connected by a strand of rippling water. At the base of each hand, a mesquite leaf graphic is inscribed on the concrete base.

Ashley Perez
Kindred

2025, Paint, steel, concrete

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Large-scale polytab mural with references to the revolutionary spirit of the 60s and 70s and local street names of the historic east side. Each end spotlights a local east side leader. Lots of pattern work and symbolic water imagery.

Kaldric Dow
Heirlooms: Eastside Pride

2025, Acrylic, polytab

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Pair of concrete sculptures using method called trabajo rustico to form three life-like cedar tree limbs which stand upright and form a series of interconnected arches. Sculptures are approximately 11 ft 5 in tall and 5 ft wide. The sculptures sit on a concrete base within a planter bed and seat wall.

Jacob Tobar
Bent Will

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A grouping of stainless-steel poles with various colored architectural glass referencing the cultural and dynamic rhythm of San Antonio. A total of 9 stainless-steel, brush-finished poles and various colored architectural glass including blue, orange, pink, and yellow glass.

RHYS
Metro Radiance

2025, Stainless steel, colored architectural glass

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White abstract flowers against a dark grey and black sky and brown landscape.

Andrea B. Willems
Yucca, Faith and Protection

2024, Acrylic on Bristol paper, mounted on birch panel

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Yellow abstract flowers and leaves against a blue sky.

Andrea B. Willems
Esperanza, You Give Me Hope

2024, Acrylic on Bristol paper, mounted on birch panel

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A green tree against a pink sky and landscape.

Andrea B. Willems
Palo Verde, What Makes You Unique Helps You Thrive

2024, Acrylic on Bristol paper, mounted on birch panel

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A series of two scuptures 1. El Papalote One sculpture in the shape of a kite that appears to be fashioned out of "La Prensa" newspaper. 2. El Trompo One sculpture in the shape of a toy top that is painted in bright colors with a metal cord that looks like rope wound around the body.

Joe Villareal
El Papalote & El Trompo

2024, Paint and vinyl on metal; paint on metal

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Abstract drawing in black ink on a light blue background.

Jose Sotelo Yamasaki
Macro Detail, Indigo (Blue)

2024, Indigo and iron gall ink on paper

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Abstract drawing in black ink on a light pink background.

Jose Sotelo Yamasaki
Macro Detail, Cochinilla (Pink)

2024, Cochinilla and iron gall ink on paper

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Abstract drawing in black ink on light yellow background, and checkerboard pattern.

Jose Sotelo Yamasaki
Macro Detail, Buckhorn (Yellow)

2024, Buckhorn and iron gall ink on paper

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Relief mural featuring an a cutout EMS star of life with snake and staff on top of a copper back plate, a formed ladder, a formed axe, and a cutout dog.

Autumn Saleh
Afterglow of Honor

2024, Stainless steel and copper

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A colorful, aluminum can mosaic depicting various modes of transportation and sustainable efforts including a red bus, a woman on a wheel chair, and a man on a bicycle, a man pushing shopping carts of aluminum cans to recycle.

Linda Monsivais Hernandez
Commute

2024, Aluminum cans on wood panel

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Mosaic sculpture of an outstretched accordion on a mosaic base.

Luis Lopez
Orgullo Tejano (Tejano Pride)

2024, Mosaic , Stainless steel

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Male accordion player made of mosaic with stainless steel legs

Luis Lopez
Orgullo Tejano (Tejano Pride)

2024, Mosaic , Stainless steel

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Series of murals located within The Pass. 8 total columns painted on each side. 4 Columns per artist Commerce Street Murals 1. Closest to Farmer's Market Building by Eva 2.Furthest from Farmer's Market Building (closest to Pecos) by Mike 3. Closest to Farmer's Market Building by Mike 4. Furthest from Farmer's Market Building (closest to Pecos) by Eva Dolorsa Street Murals 1. Closest to Farmer's Market Building by Eva 2.Furthest from Farmer's Market Building (closest to Pecos) by Mike 3. Closest to Farmer's Market Building by Mike 4. Furthest from Farmer's Market Building (closest to Pecos) by Eva

Mike "Comp" Arguello, Eva Marengo Sanchez
The Echoes of Market Square

2024, Acrylic, Spray paint

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A blue bird in the foreground with a green spaceship behind it, and a hand emerging from the water beneath.

Celeste De Luna
Three Comets

2023, Color reduction woodcut on paper

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Blue, white and black image of a woman standing next to a snake.

Celeste De Luna
Culebra Azul

2023, Color reduction woodcut on paper

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A woman with a large tree rising from the top of her head with flowers and a bird around.

Celeste De Luna
Ceiba

2023, Color reduction woodcut on paper

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Two murals 1. A Small History of the East Side features history of the city's east side. 2. ZerNona features life of ZerNona Black.

Ronney Stevens
A Small History of the East Side & ZerNona

2023, Painted Murals on polytab

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Historic and architecture inspired plaza scene tile mural created from 972 tiles.

Christopher Montoya
Iluminación De La Plaza

2023, Image transfer on porcelain tile

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Three metal sculptures that resemble native wildflowers. 1. Firewheel 2. Prairie Celestial 3. Texas Thistle

Leticia Huerta
Bloom

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Three metal sculptures that resemble native wildflowers. 1. Shrubby Boneset 2. Pink Evening Primrose 3. Turks Cap

Leticia Huerta
Bloom

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Two murals painted on polytab adhered to MDO panels 1. Features cultural destinations like the North Star Boots and San Antonio Museum of Art. 2. Features the Mission San Jose rose window, McNay Art Museum, and San Fernando Cathedral.

Sandra Gonzalez
Culture, Colors, and Traditions of San Antonio

2023, Painted Mural on Panel

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Two murals. 1. Three figures embracing in a garden of flowers. 2. two sets of grandparents and children in a garden of flowers.

Kat Cadena
Rooted in Love and Grandma's Garden

2023, Painted Mural on polytab and wood panel

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14 works on tile (7 poems and 7 artworks) on an art wall and 3 shade structures within a pocket park

Kim Bishop, Luis Valderas
Poet's Pointe

2023, Ceramic tile and steel

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Title wall for River Walk Public Art Garden

Gary Sweeney
Welcome to the River Walk Public Art Garden

2022, Mixed Media signs on MDO panels

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<p style="margin-left:80px;">5 individual mini tile murals created from 4 tiles each. All depict a labor scene. Titles: Unión, Organized, Con el Corazone En Alto, Union,and A New World. </p><p>10 individual sand blasted engravings. 1 poem throughout the plaza, 1 song overlooking Stargazer, 8 biographies in the center of the plaza.</p>

Octavio Quintanilla, Ries Niemi
Labor Plaza

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Painting of man in dark pin striped coat, dark background behind figure.

César Martínez
Shorty

2022, Acrylic on Canvas

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