The San Antonio Art League Museum presents Lone Star Horizons

The San Antonio Art League Museum (SAALM) presents Lone Star Horizons: Texas Landscapes Past, Present, and Future

This exhibition is unique in three groundbreaking ways:

It is the first Art League Members-Only juried exhibition to be held in recent memory.
It is accompanied by a landscape retrospective from the SAALM’s Davis Collection with10 notable landscape paintings that ground the exhibition in the legacy of both the Art League and the Texas Landscape tradition.
The exhibition includes an innovative non-juried invitational selection of cutting-edge Texas landscapes which incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in the production of the artwork. The works in this section will not be part of the juried submissions, will not be eligible for awards, and will be clearly marked as “AI” enhanced art exhibited for educational purposes.

The ten AI works as well as the ten historic works from the Permanent Collection will act as “bookends” representing the past and future. These works will span the dialogue of tradition and innovation and highlight the content of the juried landscape works submitted by our members.

Juror Harold Joiner has chosen 50 contemporary works for the juried portion of the exhibition.  Director of the  Archway Gallery in Houston, Joiner has had a long professional career in architecture working on both domestic and international projects. He was instrumental in the design of numerous buildings and corporate interiors in Houston and other cities in Texas and the United States, as well as in cities abroad during a ten-year residence in Saudi Arabia. His painting concentration focuses on his homeland of New Mexico and the greater Southwest, and he continues his concentration on the land forms, cultural icons, and historical artifacts of the region.