Artpace

Conceived As A Laboratory Of Dreams

What makes it fun

Artpace is a non-profit art gallery found in San Antonio originally established in 1995 by Linda Pace. This art gallery focuses on artistic expression and process. The gallery displayed is from wonderfully talented individuals from regional, national and even international locations. The prime passion of the Artpace is providing a platform for new art and artistic expression of any kind. They care to engage the local community and help them experience the vastly changing and moving art that shapes us and widens our perspectives. A perfect place to metaphorically display your boundless love with boundless art.

Google Reviews

Artpace San Antonio

4.4

Based on 253 reviews

Kalpesh Bohara

3 months ago

I enjoyed my visit to Artpace San Antonio. The space was quiet and easy to explore, and the artwork gave me plenty to think about. The exhibits felt different from a traditional museum, which made the visit interesting. It was a nice place to spend some time downtown.

Nicholas

4 months ago

Great place for art enthusias plus parking close by and other places to eat within walking distance of Artpace.

Vanessa Reveles

4 months ago

Steve Cohen

5 months ago

Javi Moralez

6 months ago

Really cool local Art spot. We enjoyed the vibes and how nice the Hispanic lady was that let us in. 4 really cool exhibits we're on display.

Marie Garza

2 years ago

I met the love of my life at Artpace. The art was great too! Love this place so many unique works of art!

Lisa H

2 years ago

It was a lovely experience. I visited with a friend and we felt very comfortable taking our time and discussing the exhibits. Our favorite exhibit was the temporary exhibit in the conference room. The map-like handout for the many paintings in the conference room was helpful. The physical space is very interesting with old window panes and high ceilings. I felt that added to the experience.

Julie Shipp

2 years ago

I always make time to visit ArtPace when I'm in SA. One of the best places to see art come alive...artists in residency are coming from different cities/states/countries.

Reuben Reyes

2 years ago

A must see and will open your mind into a whole new way of experiencing art. This was my second visit and each time was different because the art spaces are created by invited resident artists over time. Each art space at the entrance has a paper handout introduction to the artist and a description of the artist exhibit intentions. The staff here are knowledgeable, friendly, and if asked will guide you through any or all the art spaces. It is also good to note it is free, safe, and maintained nicely. I highly recommend a visit here, each exhibit will open your mind by taking a journey to explore what each art space has to offer.

Jennifer Himstedt

2 years ago

Abby B

3 years ago

Praxedis Olvera

3 years ago

Interesting exhibition in a very suitable space. Original pieces and peace of mind to see the rooms without pressure. Free entrance. If you like contemporary art you should visit it.

Michael marino

3 years ago

Great free place with local artists! Newr the library in the downtown area.

Aftab Siddiqui

3 years ago

Wendy Fernandez

3 years ago

It was my first time visiting. And only three parts of the museum were available. To be honest it was a major let down. San Antonio Art League and Museum is way better and free as well. I highly suggest you visit them instead.

Thuy Garcia

4 years ago

When I went with a group of art teachers, we had the best time and a guided tour!!!

Morghan Townsend

4 years ago

Try the bulgogi buns, and thank me later! Best steamed buns I’ve ever had. Everything here is delicious and doesn’t upset my stomach. Great ambiance, indoor and outdoor, to stay a while