UTSA Young Artist Program

UTSA Young Artist Program

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UTSA's Young Artist Program offers an inspiring space for young creators to explore their artistic potential.

With hands-on classes in ceramics, drawing, painting, and more, kids and teens can develop their skills in a supportive and engaging environment

Photos from UTSA Arts's post 08/04/2026

🎨 Adult and Youth Fall Community Arts Registration is now open for Friends of the Southwest!

Friends receive exclusive early access to register for classes in the Fall Community Arts Catalog, giving you the first opportunity to secure your spot before registration opens to the public.

🍂 Register now: https://bit.ly/2026-Community-Arts-Fall-Registration

Not a Friend of the Southwest? Learn more about membership and its benefits: https://bit.ly/friends-of-sw

Community registration opens Tuesday, August 11 at 9:00 a.m.

Photos from UTSA Arts's post 07/25/2026
07/19/2026
07/16/2026

Due to continued severe weather, flooding, and anticipated additional rainfall across the San Antonio area, UT San Antonio is cancelling all classes including youth programs and camps scheduled for Thursday, July 16.

Our apologies for this short notification and unfortunate inconvenience this may place on your family. Out of an abundance of caution we are canceling Thursday’s sessions of Summer Art Studios and B-Movie Camps, following the University’s policy.

These programs will resume on Friday as scheduled.

Please reach out if you have any concerns.

Photos from UTSA Young Artist Program's post 07/13/2026

🎬 That's a wrap!

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Friday for the B-Movie Cinema Premiere and helped celebrate the incredible work of our young filmmakers.

Throughout the week, these creative storytellers took on every step of the filmmaking process, from developing ideas and storyboarding to filming, editing, and bringing their visions to life on the big screen. Along the way, they built skills in collaboration, problem-solving, and creative storytelling while discovering what it takes to make a movie from start to finish.

Watching families, friends, and fellow creators experience each film together made the premiere a memorable celebration of their hard work and imagination.

Congratulations to all of our student filmmakers, and thank you to our talented instructors and supportive families for helping make this experience possible. We can't wait to see what stories our next generation of filmmakers brings to life!

Photos from UTSA Young Artist Program's post 07/11/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for another wonderful Friday Showcase! 🎨

The beautiful Elizabeth Huth Coates Chapel was filled with creativity as families, friends, and instructors celebrated a week of artistic exploration by our Summer Art Studios students.

From Make Your Mark, Freestyle Weaving, and Bold Prints, to Caricatures, Draw It, and Multi-Media Masterpieces, each display showcased the imagination, dedication, and growth of our young artists throughout the week.

A special thank you to our talented instructors for inspiring creativity every day, our families for supporting these young artists, and, most importantly, our students for sharing their incredible work with us. Seeing your confidence and creativity shine is what makes these Friday Showcases so special.

We can't wait to see what next week's artists create!

06/18/2026

It's not too late to register for Community Summer Art Classes!

Painting, sculpting, storytelling, prop building, filmmaking, and more. There's still something for every young creator this summer.

Classes for Ages 5–6:
https://bit.ly/CA-Summer-2026-Ages-5-6-Register
🌈 Paint the Rainbow (Ages 5–6)
🗿 Tiki Time (Ages 5–6)

Film & Storytelling Classes for Ages 11–18:
https://bit.ly/CAP-Summer-B-Movie-Cinema
📖 The Art of Storyboarding (Ages 11–14 & 14–18)
🎬 Prop Design Studio (Ages 11–14)
🎥 B-Movie Cinema Studio (Ages 11–14 & 14–18)

These are just a few of the classes still available
https://bit.ly/2026-Teen-Youth-Summer-Art-Registration

05/28/2026

Yesterday, we proudly celebrated the unveiling of the completed mural at Lanier High School created through the UT San Antonio Artist in Residence Program in collaboration with student artists, Art Teacher Jennifer Arce, and internationally recognized muralist Rubio. 🎨✨

This powerful piece reflects the culture, history, and spirit of San Antonio’s Westside community while continuing Lanier’s long tradition of muralism and student artistic expression.

We are incredibly proud of the amazing work and dedication shown by these student artists and grateful to everyone who helped bring this vision to life, including Rubio, Jennifer Arce, and Kim Bishop, Program Manager for Young Artist Programs.

Congratulations to all involved on this meaningful and inspiring accomplishment! ❤️

Don’t miss out on Rubio’s Exhibition at on view from June 27 through October 4.

Photos from UTSA Young Artist Program's post 05/19/2026

🏙️ Ever wanted to design your own city, build giant cardboard creations, or imagine what the future could look like?

This summer, students ages 11–14 can explore architecture through hands-on art and design classes with UT San Antonio Community Arts.

Using model-building, sculpture, drawing, cardboard construction, and creative city design, students will experiment, invent, and bring big ideas to life. ✨

Swipe through to explore this summer’s architecture-inspired classes.

Register here: https://bit.ly/42yNHR1

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San Antonio, TX
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