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Show Run:  March 9, 2018 – June 8, 2018   Artist Bio Douglas Galloway was born from the blood of red dirt, bleached by the west Texas sun and the moss covered cypress that languish in bayous of his boyhood memories.  Nudged and teased by the works of Rothko and Kline, his collections of abstract,

The San Antonio League of Sidewalk Astronomers (SALSA) meet the second Saturday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at the Radius Center.  Meetings are free and open to the public.  The next meeting is Saturday, April 14.  All are welcome!  

Come and join the SA Ragtime Society as they present Ragtime Piano at the Radius Center. 2pm Sunday November 12, 2017 at the Radius Center. Free Event | Suggested Donation: $10

Show Run November 10, 2018 – February 9, 2018 Jesus Toro Martinez, a native Texan, works at Lone Star Art Space, an incubation studio for visual artist in San Antonio,TX. He received B.F.A. from the San Antonio Art Institute and an M.F.A. from Ravenherst University in the Netherlands and has participated in solo and group […]

  Naomi provided a private tour at Radius of her current exhibition and shared the story that brings her unique talents to San Antonio, her future exhibitions world-wide, and her passion to provide effective training programs to her home village in Kenya to help youth acquire leadership skills and knowledge and further their education.

Thanks to the incredible sketchs by Venezuelan Botanist Astolfo Mata Bentancourt. Thanks for the lite bites by Pharm Table & Drinks provided by Lux Agency.

August 1 to August 5, the Radius Center will be hosting the SAFILM Festival VIP receptions from 4:30 to 7:30 pm. Entry into the gallery will be restricted. Receptions will be from Tuesday–Saturday. Be sure to check out Hard Reset on Wednesday August 2, 2017 at the San Antonio Film Festival. 

Her art tells stories about the impact of water on women’s lives. Naomi examines how women have confronted the challenge of collecting and managing water resources in underdeveloped countries. She tells their stories of transformation, renewal, and empowerment. Her sculptures reflect, at one and the same time, both the Mabati’s enduring functionality and its fragility. […]