If you’re too impatient to wait for Luminaria’s annual contemporary artist festival, we have good news.
The San Antonio arts-promotion nonprofit will host a 24/7 pop-up exhibition at the Aiden San Antonio Riverwalk hotel this spring featuring work by eight local creators.
Curated by Luminaria’s Fine Art Curator Andrea V. Rivas, “Creatives Bloom” will open with a reception running 7-9 p.m. this Friday. It remain open to the public until Friday, July 10.
The showcase celebrates the final weeks of spring, and each of the artists is showing work that depicts the moment when flowers are at their brightest. Visual artist Amira Alsareinye is displaying her painting of a deer skull surrounded by peonies.
“I love nature, and life and death are both equal parts of nature,” Alsareinye said about her piece in an emailed statement. “With roaring thunder comes calming rain, which nurtures the flowers and the land, continuing the cycle of life and death.”
Other local artists whose work appears in the exhibition include Alex Chappel, Anthony Bender, Art by Megz, Liliana Wilson, Nia Jaramillo, Shelby Criswell and Symone Harvey.
“Creatives Bloom” is part of Luminaria’s Pop-Up Art Gallery series that aims to install galleries in nontraditional spaces, according to officials with the nonprofit. The group has two more scheduled pop-ups for 2026: “Summer Palettes” in July and “Texas Tropics” in September.
The exhibition at the Aiden will be located on the first and second floors of the hotel, and admission is free.
Free, all day, Friday, May 15 through Friday, July 10, The Aiden San Antonio Riverwalk, 1103 E. Commerce St., (210) 721-1670, luminariasa.org.
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