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| unbound The Laredo Center for the Arts is proud to present unbound as part of Contemporary Art Month San Antonio. This dynamic group exhibition brings together a diverse roster of artists whose work explores identity, memory, culture, and transformation through bold visual language and material experimentation. Featuring Audrya Flores, Barbara Felix, Crystal Rocha, David Alcantar, Michelle Hernandez, and Lu Farrell, unbound highlights a range of practices from painting and sculpture to mixed media each offering a distinct perspective while collectively creating a vibrant dialogue about contemporary life and creative expression in our region. Curated by Roberta “Nina” Hassele, Executive Director of CAM, the exhibition reflects the spirit of connection and artistic exchange that defines Contemporary Art Month. Through layered narratives, personal symbolism, and imaginative form, unbound invites viewers to reflect on movement into spaces, into identity, and into new ways of seeing. Join us for the opening reception on March 6th from 6–9 PM, with an artist talk by Michelle Hernandez on March 14th from 2–3 PM. The exhibition will remain on view through May 1st. We welcome the community to experience this compelling celebration of contemporary art. |
| Community Clay Date: Devil Masks Join us at the Laredo Center for the Arts for a hands-on creative experience during our Community Clay Date series. Led by artist Michelle Hernandez, this special workshop invites participants to explore the art of clay sculpting by creating their own expressive devil masks. Designed for all skill levels, this class offers a welcoming and supportive environment no prior experience required. Participants will learn foundational hand-building techniques while experimenting with form, texture, and character to bring their unique mask to life. All materials are provided, and completed pieces will be professionally fired by the Texas A&M International University Department of Fine and Performing Arts. Date: Saturday, March 14 Whether you’re looking to try something new, connect with community, or deepen your artistic practice, Community Clay Date offers a fun and meaningful way to create. Register online at laredocenterforthearts.org/events or call (956) 710-2086 for more information. sign up here!!! |
 | Reminiscence and FurorAn Art Exhibition by Paulina Carretero Join the Laredo Center for the Arts for Reminiscence and Furor, a powerful exhibition by Paulina Carretero that honors the legacy of influential women in art while reinterpreting their impact through a contemporary lens. Through a series of paintings rooted in memory, reverence, and creative intensity, Carretero explores the persistence of female artistic expression as both resistance and declaration. Inspired by eight women whose creative impulses transcend time, this exhibition reflects on the vital resonance of their contributions and the enduring presence of women in shaping artistic and cultural history. The exhibition invites viewers to consider how remembrance becomes action — how honoring the past fuels contemporary expression and collective empowerment. Opening ReceptionFriday, March 6 | 6:00–9:00 PM |
| CaminArte Friday: Reminiscence and FurorAn Exhibition by Paulina Carretero Join us for Viernes de CaminArte on Friday, March 6th from 6–9 PM at the Laredo Center for the Arts as we celebrate the opening of Reminiscence and Furor by Paulina Carretero. This compelling collection of paintings intertwines memory, resistance, and art as a space of reclamation. Through her contemporary lens, Carretero honors eight influential women from art history—reimagining their legacy while examining the endurance of female creative power across generations. The exhibition invites viewers to reflect on recognition, representation, and the evolving role of women in shaping artistic and cultural narratives. By bringing these historic figures into dialogue with the present, Reminiscence and Furor becomes both remembrance and declaration. Meet the ArtistCelebrate International Women’s Day weekend with us and meet Paulina Carretero during the opening reception. Learn more about her inspiration, process, and the women whose creative impulses continue to transcend time. Friday, March 6 | 6:00–9:00 PM Free and open to the public. |
