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Patricia Ruiz-Healy Profiled in Glasstire's 25th Anniversary Series on Texas Art Stewards

publication · 2026-09-15

In September 2026, Glasstire will commemorate its 25th anniversary with an exhibition titled "Stewards of the Scene: Texas Galleries & Collectors," featuring the work of San Antonio gallerist Patricia Ruiz-Healy. Author Maggie Adler underscores Ruiz-Healy's eclectic programming, which highlights both historical Latinx artists and emerging talents. Their friendship took root following a serendipitous encounter in Times Square and a visit to Ruiz-Healy's New York gallery, which she established in 2019. She opened her gallery in November 2006, motivated by her passion for contemporary Oaxacan art, drawing on her Master's in Art History and business background. Initially, her exhibitions were held by appointment in a guest house, focusing on overlooked artists and works on paper. Ruiz-Healy acknowledges San Antonio's robust support but identifies a lack of funding for acquisitions.

Key facts

  • Glasstire's 25th anniversary series Stewards of the Scene: Texas Galleries & Collectors includes a September 2026 profile of Patricia Ruiz-Healy written by Maggie Adler.
  • Ruiz-Healy opened her gallery in November 2006 and marks 20 years of operation.
  • Her first artists included Graciela Iturbide, Pedro Diego Alvarado, Pedro Friedeberg, Ray Smith, and Angel Rodríguez-Díaz.
  • She opened a second gallery space in New York in 2019.
  • Ruiz-Healy received her PhD diploma from UT Austin in 2017.
  • The gallery has represented Jennifer Ling Datchuk since 2019 and also works with Eva Marengo Sanchez.
  • She cites The University Health System as the only San Antonio entity still allocating 1% of new construction budgets to art acquisition.
  • Ruiz-Healy lived in London on and off between 1998 and 2002, and San Antonio has been her home for about 35 years.

Entities

Artists

  • Patricia Ruiz-Healy
  • Maggie Adler
  • Chuck Ramirez
  • Yvette Mayorga
  • Graciela Iturbide
  • Pedro Diego Alvarado
  • Pedro Friedeberg
  • Ray Smith
  • Angel Rodríguez-Díaz
  • Rufino Tamayo
  • Rodolfo Morales
  • Cesar A. Martinez
  • Consuelo Jimenez Underwood
  • Mel Casas
  • Celia Álvarez Muñoz
  • Ethel Shipton
  • Alejandro Diaz
  • Jesse Amado
  • Jennifer Ling Datchuk
  • Eva Marengo Sanchez
  • Juan Ruiz-Healy
  • Ansen Seale

Institutions

  • Glasstire
  • Ruiz-Healy Art
  • Casa Chuck
  • San Antonio Museum of Art
  • The University Health System
  • University of Texas at Austin

Locations

  • San Antonio
  • United States
  • Texas
  • New York City
  • New York
  • Times Square
  • Oaxaca
  • México
  • Mexico City
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Puerto Rico

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