By David Pacheco Inspiration can come from anywhere at any time, just ask local artist Josh Arthur. Somewhere in between walking along the sandy shores of Pacific Beach, riding a ferry across the Puget Sound, or standing in the front row of an Ice Cube concert, Josh Arthur got the inspiration to become an artist. [...]
Arturo Gardea’s images possess cartoon-like features, painted in mostly primary colors because they are “ordinary and playful.” At the same time, however, the artist’s use of simplistic lines and structure resonate with a complicated and, at times, aggressive message.These figures are known as Gardea’s Happy Creatures.
Creative Kids was founded in 1999 with a mission to extend the reach of art and digital media resources to various student population groups through the promotion and demonstration of the power of the arts as an important communication tool for success in the modern world.
You’ve heard of the “Rachel” or the “Katie Holmes;” now get ready for “the Obama.” El Pasoan Marcus Phillip Hatch has been cutting hair for nearly fifteen years; just don’t dare call him a barber.
According to Artspace.org, each unit has extra space (usually 100 to 150 square feet) that the artist can use as a studio. Other design elements, such as high ceilings, large windows, durable surfaces, and wide doorways, accommodate a wide variety of creative processes. Artspace live/work projects also include common spaces that encourage cooperation and community involvement.
For many prominent leaders in society, a chance was the one thing that they needed in order to become successful and influential members of communities. On September 24th, El Paso thrift shop Klothes Lime will partner up with local non-profit, Community Scholars, to make shopping a fun and rewarding experience both for the shopper and the members of Community Scholars as they host “Shop for a Good Cause”.
Bruce Berman, a seasoned photojournalist of almost 4 decades, has captured the true grit of what life is through photography, working for various publications such as the Associated Press, Chicago Tribune, The New York Times, Time, and Newsweek, among others.
WHO: Obra Salesiana de Ciudad Juarez and Arte en el Parque WHAT: Acclaimed production “María de Buenos Aires” brings the magic of opera & passion of tango to El Paso WHEN: Friday, June 17, 8:00 p.m. WHERE: Abraham Chavez Theater Coming to El Paso audiences in an unparalleled production, “María de Buenos Aires” is one [...]
I held on to my fiancé’s hand, tensing up my shoulders all the while enjoying this exhilarating ride with the humid Louisiana air hitting my face. I had no idea what to expect. I was just excited that we had finally stepped into the land of so many legendary jazz performers.
El Paso Opera is seeking dancers who sing for its upcoming production of West Side Story. They are looking for spirited performers who appear to be age 16 to 35, of any race or sex, who want the opportunity to work with a top New York City choreographer, Sean Curran. Rehearsal and performance dates will [...]
By David Pacheco Inspiration can come from anywhere at any time, just ask local artist Josh Arthur. Somewhere in between walking along the sandy shores of Pacific Beach, riding a ferry across the Puget Sound, or standing in the front row of an Ice Cube concert, Josh Arthur got the inspiration to become an artist. [...]
Words & Photos by Danielle Urbina It’s a fairly warm Sunday morning in downtown El Paso, and everything seems to be as it should. The banks are closed, the bustle of the busy streets is almost non-existent and there are small groups walking to and from church. Driving down Mesa is seemingly the same as [...]
Words by Farzad Farrokhnia I felt almost as excited as I used to get in 5th grade when I’d rush home after school to catch old episodes of The Justice League on Cartoon Network. It was only 2pm and I was already well into my work day. I was excited because earlier that day, I [...]
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