In Part III, artist George Horner leads us through the "Magic Time Machine," a portal into his creative world and eventually his time embedded at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery. The journey eventually brings us to Annie’s Garden, where he planted Linda McCartney’s Lily's of the Valley—a soft touch in the unconventional setting of the funeral home he eventually moved into. Upon taking the place, George famously declared, "I'll buy it—just leave the stiffs!"

Music by: Los#2 Dinners

Songs: Chingadera & Friday the 13th Part 85

Podcast Copyright: 24 Hour Entertainment- 2024-2026

After facing rejection from established institutions like the McNay and the Witte, George Horner, Don Evans, and Norman Avila took matters into their own hands. Their creation, SAMOMA, injected "new blood" into a dormant society and ignited a cultural awakening in San Antonio. This bold move laid the foundation for the city’s modern gallery scene—including the iconic Blue Star. In this interview, we trace that lineage of artistic defiance and, of course, revisit the chaos of the Sex Pistols with ULTRA.

Music by: Los#2 Dinners

Songs: Chingadera & Friday the 13th Part 85

Podcast Copyright: 24 Hour Entertainment- 2024-2026

Join us for an intrepid, avant-garde journey into the genesis of San Antonio’s Modern, Pop, and Performance art movements with artist George Horner. This exploration traverses the pre-Blue Star era, examining Horner’s solo evolution and his collaborative "combine" works with the pioneers who defined the city's creative landscape. Beyond the canvas, he maps the social fabric of a city in transition and the inner workings of those bold enough to venture into his world. We begin with a "hot mic" moment before the official introduction… Enjoy.

Music by: Los#2 Dinners

Songs: Chingadera & Friday the 13th Part 85

Podcast Copyright: 24 Hour Entertainment- 2024-2026