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.

San Antonio artist Jesse Treviño is behind many local iconic murals. His works have been featured from the Smithsonian’s American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., to local spots such as the Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital and the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center. One of his favorite areas of focus is one he’s very familiar with — San Antonio’s West Side.

The biennial PBS series Art:21 — Art in the Twenty-First Century, the only prime-time show exclusively about contemporary art, is back for its fifth season, spotlighting its most international mix of artists yet.

Painting by former Aviart executive Harold Wood goes on display Wednesday