san antonio country

Decorative ceramic plate with a line drawing of a shirtless man sitting with his knees up
A ceramic plate with a hand-drawn illustration of a person in a jacket holding a cane, with a background of a building with a sign that reads 'ROUNDUP SALOON' and some trees. 
This work explores the history and importance of gay spaces and what it means to be queer and live in modern day Texas.
The show gets it’s title from a Queer venue that existed in San Antonio in the late 70s started and opened by Hap Veltman. Hap was a businessman/entrepreneur who played a major role in also establishing some of the major San Antonio Tourist spots such as the Riverwalk.
The show is also an effort to celebrate queer latin/mexican americans and subvert the macho stereotypes.
Decorative ceramic plate with a line drawing of two people about to kiss, one wearing a hat and large earring, the other with a wide-brimmed hat and dressed in a colorful patterned top.
A ceramic plate with a blue and white illustration of two people riding a horse, with buildings in the background and floral patterns on the bottom left.
A decorative plate with a drawing of two men face to face, one shirtless with a hat, the other in a cap and sleeveless shirt, with houses and water in the background.
Decorative ceramic plate with a line drawing of a shirtless man wearing a hat, with his hand near his face, depicted in blue and black ink.
Decorative ceramic plate with a blue and white illustration of two men in hats, one holding a bottle, with a building and trees in the background.
A decorative plate with a draw of a woman wearing a cowboy hat, neckerchief, and a jacket, with her eyes closed and lips slightly parted.