SALA DIAZ

SELECTED PRESS

Art in America http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/news-features/news/roving-eye-san-antonio/

ArtSlant http://www.artslant.com/ny/articles/show/44165

Guardian UK  http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2013/jun/22/top-10-arts-culture-san-antonio-texas

Rivard Report  http://therivardreport.com/sala-diaz-exercise-artful-seclusion/

The Culture Trip   http://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/texas/articles/san-antonio-s-10-contemporary-art-galleries-you-should-visit/?utm_source=emails&utm_medium=featured&utm_campaign=120814texasart

Established in 1995, Sala Diaz is an experimental nonprofit venue (501c3)  for the creation and presentation of contemporary art. As an exhibition space, residency program and community organization, we promote a down home—and world-renowned—artist-centric model of operation. Sala Diaz is  located in the heart of the Cultural Arts District in San Antonio, Texas.

Director: Ethel Shipton

Sala Diaz Board of Directors: Hills Snyder (Vice President), Trent Harkrader (Treasurer), Chris Sauter (Secretary), Mike Casey, Sonya Dawson, Alejandro Diaz, Stacey Hill, Justin Parr and Don Thomas. 

Sala Diaz is supported by the Ruth Foundation for the Arts, the King William Association, H-E-B's Community Investment Program, The Flohr  Family Foundation, The Lifschutz Foundation, The Smothers Foundation, and numerous individuals including Mike Casey, Sonya Dawson, Lorena & Joel Dunlap, Nina Hassele, Chris Hill, Reagan Johns, Rick Liberto, Trish Marcus & the Ramirez Family, Brad Parman & Tim Seeliger, Patricia Ruiz-Healy, Chris Sauter, Ethel Shipton & Nate Cassie, Hills Snyder, Don Thomas & Lara Flynn Boyle.

Community Partners are: Blue Star Contemporary, Contemporary Art Month, The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, UTSA New Media Collective