A long stream of people flowed down Guadalupe Street Saturday night for “Una Noche de La Gloria — Contemporary Art in the Culture Zone,” an expo that showcased the arts and artists of the Latino creative community.

The sixth annual Artpace event on Houston Street includes two kid zones, a public mural, teamwork zone, freestyle section and 15 by 20-foot original images by 11 showcase artists.

Painter Sandow Birk’s latest exhibit, “American Qur’an,” is a re-imagining of the Islamic holy book that pushes cultural and religious boundaries by blending the tome’s ancient chapters with postcards from the American experience.

More than 100 of the nation’s most gifted military veterans are in San Antonio for a creative festival culminating in a free public variety show on Sunday

Check out the creative side of area health professionals in “Rx Art: Take Your Medicine” at Bihl Haus Arts.

Old Master paintings stolen by the Nazis in 1940 comprise a just-opened exhibition at the McNay Art Museum.

This year, Chalk It Up will be covering more ground. Literally.

Part of Adolf Hitler’s vision for the Third Reich was the Fuhrermuseum, which would be the centerpiece of a cultural district in Linz, Austria, a spectacular storehouse of the world’s art — that is, the works of art that passed the one-time painter’s “degeneracy” litmus test.

Rudy Choperena claims he “can’t dance, can’t sing, can’t draw and can’t write.” In other words, he insists, he’s not an artist. “I’m on the other side,” he says.

“The artist is anonymous,” Brooklyn artist Suzan Frecon wrote in a catalog essay for a 2007 exhibition of her big oil painting at San Antonio’s Lawrence Markey Gallery. “Then the viewer and the artwork are alone.”