With more than 40 years of experience, Alice Carrington Foultz has dedicated her life to the appreciation of fine art under the belief that it has the ability to bring great pleasure to people’s lives, start conversations and provoke change. She’s helped people around the world discover an appreciation for fine art and the people who create it.

Her work includes curation for personal and corporate clients around the world, art education, a radio talk show and a prestigious assemblage of numerous private and public art collections. Alice is dedicated to helping clients build their collections by interpreting their tastes and influences and translating them into tangible art. Artists in her collections range from emerging Texas and American artists to artists from Mexico, Cuba and countries around the world. In addition to working with private collectors throughout the country, Alice has helped develop collections for Jackson Walker, Akin Gump and The Kronkosky Foundation.

Alice has served on local, state and national art boards, including the Texas Commission for the Arts, the Public Art Board of San Antonio, the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities (PCAH), and the White House Historical Association. As a result of serving on PCAH during the Bush administration, she was conferred with the title of “the Honorable" and sworn in by Sandra Day O’Connor.

She oversaw a guaranteed percentage for public art in San Antonio as Chairman of the Public Art Board and has served since 2001 as curator for the San Antonio Spurs organization, where she assembled a 200-piece collection displayed in the AT&T Center.

Her museum affiliations include the San Antonio Museum of Art, Artpace San Antonio, The McNay Art Museum and the Contemporary in Austin.