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Featured Artists
Cofee
@art_by_cofee
Jonathan Alvarez, known artistically as Cofee, is a San Antonio-based visual artist whose creative journey began in childhood with a passion for drawing and painting. Initially exploring graffiti, he later transitioned to canvas work and community murals. Since May 2024, he has dedicated himself full-time to art, collaborating with schools and nonprofit organizations to produce vibrant murals that celebrate local culture and foster community engagement. Cofee's work has been featured in various events, and he continues to expand his reach through gallery exhibitions.
Acidwinzip
@acidwinzip
Ursula Zavala (Acidwinzip) is a multidisciplinary artist from San Antonio, Texas. Their work blends nostalgia, internet culture, and critiques of capitalism, balancing hard and soft, playful and somber, chaotic and ordered elements. First recognized in the Vaporwave music scene for their album cover designs, Zavala debuted digital work in 2017 at Provenance Gallery and has since exhibited widely with residencies at Mantle Art Space and Clamp Light Studios & Gallery. From 2021–2024, they served as gallery director and curator at Not For You Gallery in the Blue Star Arts Complex. Their practice spans digital design, painting, textiles, and drawing, creating sharp yet personal reflections on contemporary culture.
Symone Martinez
@symonemartinez_art
Symone Martinez is a self-taught artist based in San Antonio, Texas. She is a wife and mother of three, using her art as both a therapeutic outlet and a way to connect with others. Her work is deeply personal, rooted in emotion, healing, and the everyday beauty of transformation. Symone is the current codirector of Clamp Light Studios & Gallery, where she curates exhibitions and creates opportunities for artists to shine.
Chula Dair
@chula_dair
Chula Dair is a brown queer neurodivergent artist who lives in San Antonio ,Texas. With a background in printmaking, painting, & drawing they illustrate narratives about the worries of the future , the realities of existence , and the nuanced relationship with intrusive thinking & the daily grind. She interprets classical renaissance and Catholicism imagery in a world she finds to be less romanticized but exaggerated with the harsh realities living with global, social and environmental issues. Although these paintings come from a place of feeling overwhelmed with what is to come, there is also beauty and tranquility in the acceptance of this realty.
Abernathie Colette Villegas
@abernathiecolette
My name is Abernathie Colette aka Pangolin Orange. This name of my endeavor is many things. A person, place, a thing, a vessel, a mood, an energy. Pangolin Orange is many things as is my work. Sometimes the piece is a deep reflection or comment on life, other times, simply tongue in cheek. Crossing mediums of oil painting to etched glass I seek to capture all the things in my head, heart and soul in ways that can be shared and leave a mark even when I'm gone. Begin, the Age of Abbylon.