Description
Common Threads is the premier central exhibition for the UT San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures at its new temporary home at Frost Tower, featuring thematic presentations of artifacts and archival materials that reveal the threads that bind us to weave a dynamic, living cultural tapestry. This display bridges three collections under the UT San Antonio umbrella, with selections from the ITC Collection, Special Collections, and Art Collection, as well as loans from our community. Our goal is to tell a fuller story of all Texas peoples, connecting our past with the present, and inspiring the future.
The objects and the stories will change over time, mirroring the movement and impact of people who call the Lone Star state home. From small towns to large cities and through festive celebrations and forms of service, Texans foster connections through expressions of unity and resilience that is reflected in this space. Join the conversation and explore the rich legacy of Texas.
The objects and the stories will change over time, mirroring the movement and impact of people who call the Lone Star state home. From small towns to large cities and through festive celebrations and forms of service, Texans foster connections through expressions of unity and resilience that is reflected in this space. Join the conversation and explore the rich legacy of Texas.
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