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UTSA Southwest Campus
Historischer Charme trifft auf moderne Kunstausbildung am UTSA Southwest Campus.
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Historischer Charme trifft auf moderne Kunstausbildung am UTSA Southwest Campus.
Der UTSA Southwest Campus verbindet historischen Charme mit kreativem Lernen. In einem Gebäude aus den 1850er-Jahren untergebracht, bietet es eine breite Palette von Kunstkursen – von Malerei und Keramik bis hin zu Fotografie und digitalen Medien. Der Campus richtet Veranstaltungen wie Articopia aus, verfügt über eine öffentliche Cafeteria und bietet einladendes Lehrpersonal, erstklassige Einrichtungen und ausreichend Parkmöglichkeiten für Aufführungen und Besucher.
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Praxisorientierter Unterricht in Malerei, Keramik, Fotografie, Messerherstellung, digitalen Medien und Bleiglas für alle Erfahrungsstufen.
Großzügige historische Veranstaltungsräume für Auftritte, Ausstellungen und private Veranstaltungen mit Sicherheit vor Ort.
Für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich, bietet Mahlzeiten in einer einzigartigen museenähnlichen Atmosphäre in einem historischen Gebäude aus den 1850er Jahren.
Veranstaltet jährliche Veranstaltungen wie den Articopia-Handwerksmarkt und weitere besondere kulturelle Zusammenkünfte.
Akademische Kurse und Ressourcen im Rahmen der UTSA, einschließlich Architektur- und Kunstpädagogik.
Nice teachers. Impossible parking. Uncaring administrators. I think for the most part, the teacher’s are good but the UTSA administrators just don’t care about the students at all. For that reason, I will not be returning. Instead, I’ll take workshops and private lessons from San Antonio’s local small businesses and artists. There are a lot of good options. Oh, and Larry the Stained Glass teacher is horrible. I mean really really terrible beyond any comparison. Imagine Jack Black teaching a stained glass class but without the actual teaching and absolutely no ability to be funny. It’s like that. Now about the parking. They moved the architecture school to the Southwest campus which adds lots of new students without making any plans for parking. I came 25 minutes early and there were no spots in any of the lots. The street parking also full. I found two hour parking a few blocks away but there were super sketchy people hanging around so I didn’t want to leave my car. There is the Library parking but there are a lot of homeless people there as well. Again, I didn’t feel comfortable leaving my car. The University has security patrolling so it’s pretty safe on the actual campus but beyond that, it’s in a really rough part of town. Take classes here at your own risk. For me, it’s not worth it.
I had an amazing experience at the UTSA Southwest Campus (formerly the Southwest School of Art and Craft). The blend of history and creativity on this campus is just incredible. The faculty and staff are both welcoming and knowledgeable, and the facilities are top-notch for anyone interested in the arts.
I had lunch there several times, quite a nice colonial setting with a building dating back to the 1850's. They have a small cafeteria open to the public and you get to eat in a room which looks like a museum, definitely off the beaten path.
As a performer this is a nice venue to perform at each time. There is sufficient free parking. Most venues in downtown don't offer that option. It is spacious for guests and performers.
One of the hidden gems in the South Texas area! The classes offered range from painting, ceramics, photography, knife making to digital media. Their Articopia event in the fall is one of the better Artisan Markets in the city. Stay tuned to hear about all their special events!
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