UTSA Community Art classes are open enrollment. Open enrollment courses offer the opportunity for members of the community to learn from subject matter experts and network with fellow artists. In addition to printmaking, painting and drawing and ceramics, the Southwest Campus has unique studios and equipment for small metals and jewelry, papermaking and book arts, fibers and weaving, darkroom photography, and sculptural techniques.
The beautiful, historic Southwest campus is home to state-of-the-art facilities, highly skilled instructors, top quality equipment and a welcoming community of people who believe in the crucial role that the visual arts play in our society. The Southwest campus is known nationally for its outstanding facilities and for its exhibitions featuring regional, national, and international artists. The campus is an officially recognized Texas Historic Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Community Art classes are delivered through the integration of UTSA and the Southwest School of Art. Melissa Mahan, associate vice provost of Academic Innovation, talks about the continuing tradition of SSA’s community classes.