Outrider Art and Objects

Outrider Art and Objects We are located in the South Side Living and Maker Spaces in San Antonio, TX.

Outrider is a female + artist-centric space featuring art from lesser known (and occasionally well-known) artists of all ages, genders, backgrounds and outriders of all stripes.

03/25/2026

OPENING THIS SAT MAR 28: 6-9 at outrider art + objects!

The Things We Carry: The Absence of Everything
Jesselyn Gordon & Tina Linville
Opening Reception | March 28, 2026 from 6PM - 9PM
On View | March 28 – May 1, 2026
2450 Roosevelt Ave, SA, TX

This exhibit is part of Contemporary Art Month (CAM)’s 2026 CAM Perennial. This dynamic city-wide exhibition will take place throughout March at Casa Pink, Outrider Art + Objects, Rojo Gallery, Sala Diaz, Un Grito Gallery.

Selected Artists for the 2026 CAM Perennial:

Brenda Melgoza Ciardiello, Fort Worth
Eva Gabriella Flynn, Las Cruces, NM
Jesselyn Gordon, San Antonio
Adrienne Simmons, Houston
Yuliya Lanina, Austin
Tina Linville, Waco
Daniela Oliver de Portillo, San Antonio
Matt Rebholz, Austin

The 2026 CAM Perennial is co-curated by CAM Board Members Casie Lomeli and Leslie Moody Castro, two curators with deep connections to San Antonio’s art community. This year also marks the 40th anniversary of Contemporary Art Month—an ideal moment to reflect on CAM’s origins in San Antonio’s artist-run spaces while looking forward with renewed energy. With both curators rooted in the city and deeply engaged in the regional and national art scenes, the exhibitions will honor CAM’s past while amplifying diverse voices and perspectives for the future

For more information about the CAM Perennial please see the link above. ☝🏽

・・・‘Seven Deaths’ sees Marina repeatedly dying for love at the hands of Willem Dafoe, in a series of melodramatic shor...
03/24/2026


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‘Seven Deaths’ sees Marina repeatedly dying for love at the hands of Willem Dafoe, in a series of melodramatic short films inspired by Maria Callas.⁠
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As the exhibition opens at in Copenhagen’s Søndermarken, we speak to Marina Abramović about staging death, opera’s enduring drama, and why Callas remains a haunting muse.⁠
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Tap the link in bio to see more 🔗⁠
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The Things We Carry: The Absence of EverythingJesselyn Gordon & Tina Linville at Outrider GalleryOpening Reception | Mar...
03/17/2026

The Things We Carry: The Absence of Everything
Jesselyn Gordon & Tina Linville at Outrider Gallery

Opening Reception | March 28, 2026 from 6PM - 9PM

On View | March 28 – May 1, 2026






Outrider Art + Objects is proud to hostThe Things We Carry: The Absence of EverythingJesselyn Gordon & Tina Linville Ope...
03/02/2026

Outrider Art + Objects is proud to host
The Things We Carry: The Absence of Everything
Jesselyn Gordon & Tina Linville
Opening Reception | March 28, 2026 from 6PM - 9PM
On View | March 28 – May 1, 2026

This exhibit is part of Contemporary Art Month (CAM)’s 2026 CAM Perennial. This dynamic city-wide exhibition will take place throughout March at Casa Pink, Outrider Art + Objects, Rojo Gallery, Sala Diaz, Un Grito Gallery.

Selected Artists for the 2026 CAM Perennial:

Brenda Melgoza Ciardiello, Fort Worth
Eva Gabriella Flynn, Las Cruces, NM
Jesselyn Gordon, San Antonio
Adrienne Simmons, Houston
Yuliya Lanina, Austin
Tina Linville, Waco
Daniela Oliver de Portillo, San Antonio
Matt Rebholz, Austin

The 2026 CAM Perennial is co-curated by CAM Board Members Casie Lomeli and Leslie Moody Castro, two curators with deep connections to San Antonio’s art community. This year also marks the 40th anniversary of Contemporary Art Month—an ideal moment to reflect on CAM’s origins in San Antonio’s artist-run spaces while looking forward with renewed energy. With both curators rooted in the city and deeply engaged in the regional and national art scenes, the exhibitions will honor CAM’s past while amplifying diverse voices and perspectives for the future

Artwork above by Jesselyn Gordon

・・・We are thrilled to present the gorgeous paintings of Blanquita Sullivan () for her solo exhibition, Tierra Encantada....
11/23/2025

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We are thrilled to present the gorgeous paintings of Blanquita Sullivan () for her solo exhibition, Tierra Encantada. The opening reception will be First Friday, Dec 5, 6 — 9 at . We can’t wait to have our space filled with these larger than life works.

Blanquita Sullivan is an interdisciplinary artist who weaves together painting, magical realism,
and storytelling to explore memory, home, and ancestral presence. Rooted in personal and
collective histories, her paintings remind us of our connection to our bodies, the land, the lingering past,
and the ghosts who live among us. Working in oil, acrylic, gold leaf, mixed textiles, and tile, Blanquita
creates bigger than life paintings.

With a background in fashion design and retail, she has spent 20+ years at sewing machines, cutting
tables, and in fitting rooms. These experiences have allowed her to hear and translate the lived stories
of women, their relationships with their bodies, and self-image to seamlessly be integrated into her
portraiture work.

Drawing from family archives, oral histories, shared stories, and imagined scenes, Blanquita constructs
dreamlike landscapes and interiors that blur the boundaries between reality and myth. Figures are
surrounded by symbolic objects, exist in inhabited spaces, and wear garments that speak to identity,
lineage, and transformation. Her paintings serve as acts of remembrance telling us pieces of layered
intergenerational stories.

・・・Some of the newest watercolors () I’ll be showing at the for “Water Changes Rock. We Are Here” with Mary Power & pr...
10/27/2025

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Some of the newest watercolors () I’ll be showing at the for “Water Changes Rock. We Are Here” with Mary Power & presented by MPowerDance Project on November 9th! Go to mpowerdance.net & sftslodge.org for more details. 💫✨⚡️🌈

.chicago・・・In 2025, we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the first nuclear test at the Trinity site in New Mexico. I...
08/29/2025

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In 2025, we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the first nuclear test at the Trinity site in New Mexico. International Day against Nuclear Tests stands as a solemn reminder of the devastating impact that nuclear weapons testing or any other nuclear explosions can have on our planet, its inhabitants, and in particular the uranium miners and ‘downwinders’ in New Mexico who have still not been adequately compensated for their suffering.

Donald Woodman (my husband and collaborator on the “Holocaust Project”) and I want to remind people of the profound responsibility we all share in preserving our world and its future. We stand alongside all those who believe in the possibility of change, who understand that our collective efforts can create a safer world. To learn more about the advocacy around a nuclear-weapons-free world, see the link in bio.

Judy Chicago and Donald Woodman, “Trinity Site” from “Nuclear Waste(d)”, 1989. Sprayed acrylic, oil and photography on photo linen. 16 x 20 in.

・・・Come see some new drawings & watercolors from me as part of an ongoing series entitled “Feral Culture” at next Fr...
08/26/2025


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Come see some new drawings & watercolors from me as part of an ongoing series entitled “Feral Culture” at next Friday, Sept 5, 7-10 pm.

It would be lovely to see you and there will also be art from & .

🥂 🌈🍀🦚👩‍🎤🪸💝

.art ・・・Eileen Agar was one of the few women involved in the Surrealist movement in Britain.She experimented with form...
08/14/2025

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Eileen Agar was one of the few women involved in the Surrealist movement in Britain.

She experimented with form, materials, and the unconscious, creating works that challenged traditional ideas of art and femininity.

Despite exhibiting with major figures like Dalí and Miró, her contributions were often overlooked or minimized by critics and history.

Her story is a reminder of how many voices in art remain underappreciated.

I got a chance to go check out this beautiful show on Saturday…I highly recommend checking it out, it’s a really great e...
04/01/2025

I got a chance to go check out this beautiful show on Saturday…I highly recommend checking it out, it’s a really great exhibit.

Thanks so much to ._b._ for bringing your beautiful and meaningful installation, “Through My Eyes— A Visual Journey of M...
03/29/2025

Thanks so much to ._b._ for bringing your beautiful and meaningful installation, “Through My Eyes— A Visual Journey of Memory & Resilience,” to . Thanks for sharing the stories of your family growing up at the Victoria Courts across from the Hemisphere Park, an important part of San Antonio history.

03/01/2025

“Through My Eyes” A Visual Journey of memory and resilience by artist April Beth.

Outrider Art + Objects, inside Southside | Living & Maker Spaces.

Gallery doors open at 7:30 PM. .beth

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