Ruby City Building

150 CAMP STREET
SAN ANTONIO, TX
78204
210.227.8400

Ruby City is a contemporary art center in San Antonio, TX, dedicated to providing a space for the city’s thriving creative community to experience works by both local and internationally-acclaimed artists. Envisioned in 2007 by the late collector, philanthropist and artist Linda Pace, Ruby City presents works from the Linda Pace Foundation Collection of more than 1,400 paintings, sculptures, installations and video works. The new building, designed by renowned architect  Adjaye Associates  is part of a campus, which also includes Chris Park, a one-acre public green space named in memory of Pace’s son, and Studio, an auxiliary exhibition space which presents curated shows and programming throughout the year.

Ruby City is free and open to the public.

MISSION

Linda Pace Foundation is committed to the charitable vision of its founder. Guided by the donor’s conviction that contemporary art is essential to a dynamic society, Linda Pace Foundation fosters the creation, presentation and understanding of innovative expression through contemporary art.

TRUSTEES

Isaac Julien

Kathryn Kanjo, President

Laura B. Wright, Secretary

STAFF

Jody Cervantes, Park Attendant

Elyse A. Gonzales, Director

Randy Guthmiller, Manager of Visitor Experiences & Programs

Rachel Mauldin, Manager of Collections & Exhibitions

Mark Anthony Martinez, Park Attendant

Petunia Maschke, Assistant Manager of Visitor Services

Debbie Morgan, Chief Operating Officer

Patricia Morales, Head of Public Engagement & Communications

Josh Richards, Park Attendant

Ethel Shipton, Lead Preparator & Facilities Manager

POLICIES & LEGAL

LINDA PACE FOUNDATION

Linda Pace Foundation was founded in 2003 as the owner and steward of Pace’s collection. Guided by its donor’s conviction that contemporary art is essential to a dynamic society, Linda Pace Foundation fosters the creation, presentation and understanding of innovative expression through contemporary art. In addition to its exhibition spaces Ruby City and Studio, Linda Pace Foundation shares its collection through loans to museums and institutions around the world. The Foundation also actively acquires new works each year, which, echoing the themes and character of Pace’s own collecting, reflect a feminist perspective, engage social issues and consider aspects of spirituality and beauty.