Art

From art exhibits to Hemingway to a play that's downright tornadic, there's plenty to do this weekend.

A Broadway classic, a photo exhibit and chamber music — there is plenty to do this weekend.

This week on Fronteras:

• San Antonio fifth-graders learn empathy and tolerance through lessons of the Holocaust (0:16).
• Rohingya Muslims fleeing Myanmar find refuge in North Texas (12:03).
• From childhood abuse to illustrator of two New York Times best-sellers: a profile of artist Arturo Torres (16:30).

For their last day in San Antonio, King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain visited the San Antonio Museum of Art.

Phase 1 of San Antonio's newest re-imagining of its waterways opens Saturday after three years of construction. 

This week on Fronteras we look at issues of legal immigration, and a new art exhibit that pays tribute to Latino culture.

• Representatives from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services talk about evolving immigration law and how it affects the application process for legal entry into the U.S. (0:00).
• Artist Analy Diego’s new exhibit “Latino Faces” is a pop-art tribute to the contribution of Latinos around the world (16:27).

The San Antonio Botanical Garden has added several pieces of temporary art to its expanding campus, with five steel pieces by Rodrigo Garagarza, said the garden's executive director Bob Brackman.