Jesse Treviño

Former WOAI TV anchor has completed a documentary on San Antonio artist Jesse Treviño

For three years, the enchilada red downtown library has been mostly closed and shrouded because of the COVID-19 pandemic and construction work. Visitors have patiently waited to see how their library has been transformed. In two weeks, the shrouds are lifted, and the wait is over.

The essay collection — co-edited by Harriett Romo and William Dupont — explores the complex and rich heritage of the the Texas-Mexico borderlands through the perspective of architects, historians, anthropologist and others.

The artist and Vietnam veteran died on Monday, Feb. 13. He said his legacy will be the work he leaves behind.

Our Lady of the Lake University said in a statement that the painter, muralist and tile artist died on Monday morning.

A routine checkup revealed cancer on Artist Jesse Treviño's head. He's now recovering in Houston after a 14-hour surgery.

The works of two San Antonio-area artists are elevated to a national stage by the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.Texas Public Radio’s…

Jesse Treviño is one San Antonio's greatest artists. For decades, he's celebrated everyday life on the city's West Side with photorealistic paintings and…

Bexar County Commissioners today presented the Hidalgo Award to San Antonio artist Jesse Treviño, honoring him for a lifetime of service to the…