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EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART
2014 NEWSLETTER
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Message from EPMA Director
I am very pleased with the new
ways the museum is connecting
to our community and making
the museum experience even
richer. With our exhibition
programs, Museum School
studio art classes and docent
guided tours as spring boards,
our Community Engagement
Manager Laura Zamarripa
and a remarkable curatorial
and education staff have
reached out and embraced
opportunities across the region, and the community has
responded.
In 2013, strong renewed relationships with our cultural partners
continued to grow as we witnessed another dynamic January of
four movies and four Bach’s Lunch performances with El Paso
Pro-Musica, at which time the music performed is linked by
museum staff and Artistic Director Zuill Bailey to works from our
European painting collection. In addition three presentations
with museum staff and Music Director Bohuslav Rattay
successfully connected early 20th-century American symphony
composers and celebrated artists featured in Discovering the
American Modern 1907-1936: The King Collection. And for the
third year in a row, during our fall partnership with the Tom
Lea Institute, the museum staff offered a series of programs
dedicated to the art of Tom Lea and history of El Paso as
inspiration for creative achievements.
Equally exciting was the development of new relationships with
community cultural groups. We introduced an opportunity to
engage in poetry readings in partnership with Hoja de Ruta in
spring of 2013, which was held in conjunction with 70 Years of
Mexican Art: New Languages, New Worlds. Romeo and Julieta
was performed by Shakespeare-on-the-Rocks at the museum
auditorium as part of our 2013 Bienal Ciudad Juárez – El Paso
Biennial. In conjunction with Discovering the American Modern,
three new cultural relationships developed: The Birth of Modern
Dance was performed by ZAP Dance Group, the brainchild of
David Mills; in partnership with the Jazz Ensembles of the Music
Department of the University of Texas at El Paso, A Night of
Ragtime to Jazz was performed; and in concert with Laura Tate
Goldman emerged the great jazz, blues, and soft rock standards
of the 1920s through the 1940s.
This year we also continued our efforts to solidify the museum’s
relationship with our colleges and universities. With Texas Tech
University (TTU) College of Architecture, we opened the TTU
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College of Architecture Resource Library in our Algur H. Meadows
Library, and the College of Architecture presented six stunning
lectures on Modern Architecture in our museum auditorium. A
strong Museum Studies and Art History program at the University
of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) allowed the museum to work with
the School of Visual Arts to offer four outstanding volunteer/
intern opportunities to students in our curatorial and education
departments; and we were honored again to have UTEP
Assistant Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art History Dr.
Stacy Schultz lead an informative and interesting workshop on
contemporary art featured in Navigating Art Languages.
Our community relationships with the Independent School
Districts continued to strengthen last year in part due to busing
grants from The Boeing Company, Theresa E. Bustamante & Jorge
A. Vergen, and Kirk & Judy Robison. We reached eight school
districts of students in El Paso County and welcomed students
from both Gadsden and Las Cruces New Mexico Independent
School Districts last year. And with the generosity of grants from
the Moor, Wilma D. Moleen, Marian Meaker Apteckar, and Shiloff
Family foundations the museum added a fourth faculty member
and will stage a public reception and an exhibition of the student
artwork in May 2014 for our Neighborhood Kids program with
Aoy and Lamar elementary schools.
For greater outreach through our Museum School studio art
programs, we worked directly with AVANCE to pilot a visual
arts literacy preschool art program last spring through the
generosity of a grant with the Texas Commission on the Arts and
we expanded the Museum School program to preschool aged
students through a grant from The Boeing Company. In addition,
special initiatives were held with the Boys and Girls Club of El
Paso to better reach out to and distribute scholarships to our
summer art camps supported through a grant from JPMorgan
Chase Foundation.
Our community partnerships are solid and growing, and in large
part the reason for our continued success. In 2014 watch the
trend continue with new and continued emerging partnerships.
Experience for yourself how the El Paso Museum of Art
is growing and changing to better meet the needs of our
community and our Members. Come visit us soon – and often!
Michael Tomor, Ph.D.
Director
NEW FACES
Luis A. Elorduy
Luis began his career with the City of El Paso
in 1980 and has since worked as a Laborer,
Building Maintenance Worker, Facility
Maintenance Lead Worker, and Painter. EPMA
is pleased to welcome him as our new Facilities
and Maintenance Supervisor. Luis reports that
one of his most memorable moments working
with the City was leaving town to cut down
fresh pine trees which were used in San Jacinto
Plaza at Christmas time for public enjoyment.
Luis is grateful for the support of his family
who he enjoys spending time with.
EPMA Staff Listings
Staff
Michael A. Tomor, Ph.D., Director
Administration
Elsa Ramirez, Executive Assistant to the Director
Christina Guerrero, Clerical Assistant
Curatorial
Patrick Shaw Cable, Ph.D., Senior Curator
Christian Gerstheimer, Curator
Sylvia Ortiz, Curatorial Secretary
Nick Muñoz, Preparator
Michelle Villa, Registrar
Development
Jeff Romney, Head of Development
Emma Garcia, Department Assistant
Barbara Read, Department Assistant
Enrique Montes
Originally from Ciudad Juárez, Enrique moved
to El Paso in 1978 where he graduated from
Bowie High School. He later received his
Associates Degree in HVAC and Refrigeration
Technology from Western Technical University
in 2003. In all, Montes brings 23 years of
experience as a maintenance mechanic to
the El Paso Museum of Art. In his spare time
he enjoys spending time with his family and
playing softball.
Ricardo E. Gonzalez
Ricardo recently joined the EPMA team
as a Services and Security worker after
receiving an Associate’s Degree in Business
Administration, with a certification in Terrorism
and Homeland Security. Ricardo is currently
pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal
Justice and would one day like to work in law
enforcement. He is also a member of the Texas
Army National Guard where he participates
in the Honor Guard which renders honors for
deceased members of the Armed Services.
Ricardo and his wife look forward to the birth
of their first child in February.
Education
Laura Zamarripa, Community Engagement Manager
Elisabeth Sommer, Ph.D., Museum Education Curator
Brittny Bevel, Museum School Coordinator
Erica Saldaña, Department Assistant
Operations/Security
Luis A. Elorduy, Facilities Maintenance Supervisor
William Beck, Museum Operations Assistant
Bernardino Contreras, Museum Operations Assistant
Shean Fernandez, Museum Operations Assistant
Jesus Garcia, Museum Operations Assistant
Diana Aguilar, Service & Security Worker
Mundo Bueno, Service & Security Worker
Ricardo Gonzalez, Service & Security Worker
Esteban Lopez, Service & Security Worker
Enrique Montes, Maintenance Mechanic
EPMA Store
Norma Geller, Museum Store Manager
Evy Martinez, Museum Store Clerk
Vanessa Nowell, Museum Store Clerk
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS
We would like to thank our
Advisory Councils and Accessions
Committee Members
Director’s Advisory Council
Teresa Bustamante
Chana Burton
Myrna Deckert
Jack Chapman
Jonathan W. Rogers, Jr.
Jesus Muñoz
Joyce Feinberg
Jack Maxon
Curatorial Advisory Council
Guests tour the newly remodeled Richard
and Frances Mithoff Gallery
Members gather for the opening of
Discovering the American Modern
Anna Alemán
Maceo Crenshaw Dailey, Jr., Ph.D.
Frédéric Dalbin AIA LEED AP
Susan Davidoff
Francisco Delgado
Samuel A. Garcia
Gabriel Gaytan
Robert Alexander González, Ph.D., AIA
Jeff Litchfield
Rene Nevarez
Amy Estelle Parker
Dr. Carina Ramirez
Dr. Teresa Reed, MD
Becky Duval Reese
Claudia A. Rivers
Selena N. Solis
Daniel Szwaczkowski
Rosa Elva Vázquez Ruiz
Susanna Visconti
Development Advisory Council
Spring Break Camp 2013 students admire La
Migra by Suzanne Klotz
Instructor Riva Siegel assists her beginning
and advanced pottery students
Anna Alemán
Lilia Alvarez
Cheri Dorsey
Kimberly Foster
Frank Grijalva
Randy Limbird
Charlotte Lipson
Mary Jo Melby
Brenda Muñoz
Cheryl Poehlein
Brandon Silverstein
Felipa Solis
Chia Stewart
Education Advisory Council
Melissa Barba-Espinosa
Lupe Casillas-Lowenberg
Kerry Doyle
Gaspar Enriquez
Wendi Glick
Marina Monsisvais
Minnie Peña
Museum Store Advisory Council
Summer Camp 2013 Students used
sandpaper and crayons to transfer images
onto t-shirts
Members gather for the opening of
Navigating Art Languages
Isha Rogers
Julia Barello
Sally Gilbert
Martina Lorey
Meralee Schlusselberg
Sidney Schlusselberg
Margie Torres
Algur H. Meadows Library
Advisory Council
Charles T. Angerstein
Vincent Burke
Kerri Ann Gardner
Juan Sandoval
Accessions Committee
Holly Cox
Susan Davidoff
Gaspar Enriquez
Hal Marcus
Robert McGregor
Naming reception for the Robert Hilary Hoy
III Memorial Conference Room
Making Memories workshop sponsored by
the Museum Store
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Marshall Carter Tripp
Paula Turner
Abbie Weiser
Rene Nevarez
Alma Oaxaca
Juan Sandoval
Rachelle Thiewes
Message from MCAD Interim Director
The Museums and Cultural Affairs Department (MCAD) is undergoing
temporary transition. Director Sean McGlynn has taken an interim assignment
as a Deputy City Manager for the next six months. During that time, I will
be serving as the Interim Director of the department. It’s a role I am excited
about, having divided my 12-year tenure with the department almost equally
between the El Paso Museum of Art and the Cultural Affairs Division.
In 1998, the relocation of the El Paso Museum of Art downtown was seen as a
pioneering move kindling urban revitalization. Fifteen years later, the museum
serves as an anchor to a vibrant, state-designated arts district that continues to
grow. Thanks to both private investment, public support and the 2012 passage of
the largest bond in the city’s history, downtown projects and improvements are
accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Although construction on the new ballpark
has received the most notice, there are lots of other exciting projects progressing.
In early November, we broke ground on the new pedestrian pathway that will
shorten the walk between the museums and Union Plaza to five minutes, with
lots of greenery, public art and community spaces throughout. The 18-month
expansion and redesign of San Jacinto Plaza, home of Luis Jiménez’s iconic Los
Lagartos (which is undergoing extensive conservation) is well underway. Additional
bond-funded projects in the near future will include improvements to Arts
Festival Plaza, addition of pedestrian amenities and bus bays behind EPMA to
make school visits safer and the preparation for a full-service café in EPMA.
Cultural Affairs
Advisory Board
Katherine R. Brennand
Estrella Escobar
Bernice Gregory
Jeannine Kennedy
Ann F. Kruzich
Daniel Longoria
Steve A. Lujan
Marina Monsisvais
William Moody
Analinda Moreno
Susan Novick
Isela Ocegueda
Elia Perez
Carina Ramirez
Jane B. Thomas
With all of this activity, you have no doubt experienced some frustration with
detours, closed streets and traffic cones. We would like to thank our members,
donors and visitors for their continued attendance, patience and support
during these growing pains. We know you see the value in the continuing
urban renaissance that EPMA helped spark with its move downtown.
Ben Fyffe
Interim Director
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EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART FOUNDATION
El Paso Museum of Art
Foundation Board
El Paso Museum of Art Foundation
Endowment Campaign 2011-2013 Update
David Bernard– Chair
Katherine Brennand – Vice-Chair
Jackson Curlin - Treasurer
Rebecca Krasne – Secretary
Roberto Assael
Veronica Callaghan
Alejandra de la Vega Foster
Jack Maxon
Caroline North
Hector Retta
The El Paso Museum of Art Foundation Board is working diligently for the future of our
art museum. As you know, in celebration and recognition of the 50th Anniversary of
the El Paso Museum of Art in 2011, the Foundation embarked upon an Endowment
Campaign. To date, $1,825,000 in cash and pledges have been received. Among
those pledges is a generous 2:1 challenge matching gift of $1,000,000 made by the
Woody and Gayle Hunt family, which provided for the naming of the art museum’s
temporary exhibition gallery. In addition, we were honored to name the Robert
Hilary Hoy III Memorial Conference Room and the Lory and Jonny Rogers Orientation
Station. Please let us know if you are interested in increasing your named fund or in
establishing a new family or corporate fund with the Foundation. Each gift helps us
move closer to our goal of securing a solid future for the El Paso Museum of Art.
Contributions to Funds and Endowment Campaign
Anonymous*
Roberto and Reyna Assael****
David and Diane Bernard ****
Jack Cardwell Foundation****
Jack V. and Barbara Price Curlin***
Katherine Brennand and
Chris Cummings****
Peter and Margaret de Wetter***
Charlotte Edmunds Education**
Doris Eisenberg Memorial**
Ann Enriquez Memorial***
Carl Ryan and Suzi Davidoff****
Charles H. Dodson, Jr. Family****
Milton and Jean Feinberg Family*
Ginger Francis Seminar Room**
Larry Francis Board Room**
Leonard and Eleanor
Kohlberg Goodman**
Betty Ruth Wakefield Haley****
Katharine White Harvey**
Sandra Hoover*
Robert Hilary Hoy III Memorial****
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family****
Dr. Steve and Carol
Johnson****
Rebecca and Alan Krasne****
Tom Lea Gallery and Memorial**
Hal Marcus Early El Paso
Art Collectors****
Trisha Marple*
Jack and Carroll Maxon****
Frank and Sara McKnight Family**
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Marjorie Melby*
Gloria Osuna Perez Memorial***
Richard and Frances Mithoff**
Sam and Greta Moore***
Chad and Caroline North****
Carolyn G. Ponsford****
Elsa Ramirez*
Hector and Lorez Curlin Retta****
Cephus (Dusty) and Rebecca J. Rhodes*
Isha Rogers****
Lory and Jonny Rogers, Jr.****
Patricia and Jonathan Rogers
Grand Lobby**
Dorrance and Olga Roderick**
Maria Misiewicz Sadowski**
Robert and Sara Shiloff****
Cita Schuster**
Michael Tomor and Tom Trexler*
Mary Yelderman***
Contribution made to the Campaign*
Named Fund established prior to the
Campaign**
Campaign contribution made to
established Named Funds***
New Named Fund created in
honor of the Campaign ****
Advisors
Joyce Feinberg
Sam Moore
Ex Officio
Michael A. Tomor, Ph.D.
EXHIBITIONS
Current Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Navigating Art Languages: The James M. Shelton, Jr. Collection
of Modern and Contemporary Art
Gene Flores: Proverbios
and Dichos Chicanos
January 6th – May 26th, 2013
Peter and Margaret de Wetter Gallery
Through February 2nd, 2014
Peter and Margaret de Wetter Gallery
Sponsored by the El Paso Museum of Art Foundation
Important art collections that stand out are uncommon in most major
cities around the world, and in El Paso such a collection is rare indeed and
definitely the reason for a major celebration. This is the case with The James
Shelton Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art. Gathered gradually
over twenty-some years Shelton has focused on late Modernist works and
the responses to Modernism often referred to as Post-modernism Art.
Including paintings, sculptures and drawings by late modern giants such as Alexander
Calder, Jean Dubuffet, Hans Hoffman and Willem De Kooning as well as the
Abstract Expressionists Franz Kline, Morris Louis, Cy Twomby, Helen Frankenthaler
and Joan Mitchell, the Pop artists Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg and Wayne
Thiebaud, and the Minimalists Donald Judd, Sol Le Witt and Ellsworth Kelly the
Shelton collection could serve as any museum’s foundation of this period.
In addition to masterworks by these artists the Shelton Collection also offers the
opportunity to the public to learn about other more recent artists such as Fritz
Scholder and Jean Michel Basquiat who responded to earlier modernist movements,
but also represent a broadening of the once mostly Euro-centric art world. This
exhibition is sponsored, in part, by the El Paso Museum of Art Foundation.
Impressions East·South·West:
Mabel May Woodward
June 2nd - July 21st, 2013
Peter and Margaret de Wetter Gallery
III Bienal Ciudad Juárez/
El Paso Biennial 2013
May 26th - August 18th, 2013
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Gallery
Moving Pictures: Production Art
from the Academy Archive
July 28th – September 8th, 2013
Peter and Margaret de Wetter Gallery
Contemporary Texas Prints
March 31st - September 15th, 2013
Gateway Gallery
Nuestra Señora Dolorosa/
Our Lady of Sorrows
April 28th – November 3rd, 2013
Dorrance and Olga Roderick Gallery,
Retablo Niche
Discovering the American Modern
1907-1936: The King Collection
September 8th, 2013 – January 5th, 2014
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Gallery
Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976)
Eye in the Middle, 1970
Painted metal, 18” x 52” x 8” variable
Collection of James M. Shelton, Jr.
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EXHIBITIONS
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An Expansive Regard: Selected Works from the
Collection of Juan Sandoval
Through February 17th, 2014
Gateway Gallery
Local art collector Juan A. Sandoval II has called El Paso home for more than thirty
years; during this time he has avidly developed a diverse collection of hundreds
of artworks spanning different media and cultures. Just some of the many historic
and contemporary area artists represented in his collection are Manuel Acosta,
Marta Arat, Francisco Delgado, Luis Jiménez (with approximately fifty works), and
Mauricio Olague. Sandoval’s penchant for collecting began as a young boy, when
he amassed a rock collection in his hometown of Monte Vista in Colorado’s San Luis
Valley. Since then the curiosity of the boy developed into the understanding and
expertise of the man, yet there remains Sandoval’s singular passion for discovering
new treasures and making them an intimate part of his life and learning.
Juan Sandoval earned his MA in Library and Information Science from Denver
University in 1975, and since the early 1980s he has worked at the Library of the
University of Texas at El Paso. In addition to serving as Reference Librarian and
Subject Specialist for Art and Chicano Studies, he works closely with African-American
Studies and Asian Studies. Notably, these varied professional activities are mirrored
in Sandoval’s energies as an art collector. His collecting interests encompass prints,
photographs, paintings, sculptures, and pottery from the El Paso region, his native
San Luis Valley, Oaxaca and other parts of Mexico, and places further afield such as
Russia and Poland. This eclecticism notwithstanding, Sandoval’s collection possesses
core characteristics—most notably, the attention to the evocative human figure,
whose distortions, surroundings, or groupings with other bodies imply often uncanny
narratives. And, just as Sandoval the librarian enjoys assisting and interacting with
students and researchers at all levels, many of the works in his collection are by artists
he knows or knew personally. Indeed, his collecting endeavors extend to autographs
by Mexican and Mexican-American writers and artists, of which he now possesses
about one hundred fifty. Free to the public and on view for several months in the
EPMA’s Gateway Gallery, An Expansive Regard: Selected Works from the Collection
of Juan Sandoval highlights a spectrum of works showcasing the human focus
and spirited range that mark the engaged collecting pursuits of Juan Sandoval.
Calendar of Events
Please visit ElPasoArtMuseum.org,
www.Facebook.com/ElPasoMuseumofArt,
or call (915) 532-1707 for details.
Listings are subject to change.
January 23rd, 2014
12:15 p.m. – Bach’s Lunch with El Paso Pro-Musica in
the Gateway Gallery performing Johannes Sebastian
Bach’s (1685-1750) Sonata no.3 in E major, BWV
1016 and Franz Schubert’s (1797-1828) Allegro
assai and Allegretto from Drei Klavierstucke, D. 946.
Free to the public. Seating is limited and is on a first
come, first served basis
January 25th, 2014
9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Watercolor Painting Made
Easy, ages 15 and up. Learn the principles of
composition and color in this on-on-one watercolor
class. Indoor and outdoor paintings sessions, weather
permitting. $47 for Museum members/$59 for nonmembers. Pre-registration required, class meets
through March 1st
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Acrylic Painting Made Easy,
ages 15 and up. For the beginner as well as the
advanced student wanting to learn acrylic painting
through demonstrations and one-on-one instruction.
Enjoy indoor and outdoor painting sessions, weather
permitting. $47 for Museum members/$59 for nonmembers. Pre-registration required, class meets
through March 1st
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium in partnership with El Paso Pro-Musica
featuring Quo Vadis, a film with the music of Miklos
Rosza. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
6:00 p.m. Members’ and VIP private preview and
reception for Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El
Barrio. Gateway and C2 Galleries
January 26th, 2014
12:00 p.m. Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio
opens to the public in the Woody and Gayle Hunt
Family Gallery. No reception
January 30th, 2014
12:15 p.m. Bach’s Lunch with El
Paso Pro-Musica in the Gateway
Gallery. Presenting the Finest from
the University of Texas at El Paso’s
Department of Music- Celebrating
UTEP Centennial. Artists and programs
to be announced from the stage. Free
to the public. Seating is limited and is
on a first come, first served basis
February 1st, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso
Energy Auditorium in partnership with
El Paso Pro-Musica featuring A Song
to Remember, a lovely film about the
music and life of Frederick Chopin.
Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used
to purchase books for the Algur H.
Meadows Library. Seating is limited to
220 people and is on a first come, first
served basis
Luis Jiménez (American, 1940-2006)
Air, Earth, Fire, Water, 1989
Color lithograph, 40” x 55”
Collection of Juan Sandoval
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February 5th, 2014
12:15 p.m. ZIP Tour of Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors
of El Barrio in the Woody and Gayle Hunt Family
Gallery. Artist Gaspar Enriquez will give insight into
works included in his retrospective of his career to
date, and perhaps a glimpse into the future. Free.
Space is limited to the first 40 people and is on a
first come, first served basis
February 8th, 2014
1:00 p.m – 4:00 p.m. Selfies and Portraits, ages
6-12. Use a wide variety of mediums to create
artwork that tells about you, your interests, and
your family. Inspired by the exhibition, Gaspar
Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio. $30 for Museum
members/$38 for non-members. Pre-registration
required
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member
adult donation. Donations will be used to purchase
books for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is
limited to 220 people and is on a first come, first
served basis
February 9th, 2014
12:00 p.m. Luis Jiménez: Native Son opens to the
public in the Peter and Margaret de Wetter Gallery.
Free. No reception
February 15th, 2014
11:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Collectors’ Club tour of
galleries, artist studios and private art collections
in Las Cruces, New Mexico. To join the Collectors’
Club please contact Jeff Romney, Director of
Development at (915) 532-1707 x 13
Saint Anthony of Padua/San Antonio de Padua
Through May 4th, 2014
Roderick Gallery Retablos Niche
The latest in the series of themed exhibitions from the Museum’s growing
collection of retablos is Saint Anthony of Padua/ San Antonio de Padua.
Originating in the late 16th century Saint Anthony of Padua retablos are
meant to show contemplation of the mystical life of the Christ child.
Known as the patron saint of lost articles, unmarried women seeking a man and
of the poor, Saint Anthony was born in Lisbon and is one of the most well-known
Franciscans in the world after Saint Francis of Assisi. Saint Anthony is often depicted
as a young, beardless man wearing the Franciscan robe of blue or brown with
Christ in his arms and holding either a lily or a book. The retablos included in this
exhibition depict Saint Anthony of Padua indoors, outdoors and at times in heaven.
The Christ Child almost always wears red and either holds a cross or a flower.
Fifteen of these sixteen works of art from the 18th and 19th centuries were
produced by trained and self-taught anonymous, Mexican artists whose
spiritual devotion to this subject motivated their artistic abilities. The
sixteenth retablo in this exhibition is actually a signed, early retablo by the
distinguished yet understudied artist Nicolás Enríquez (1704–c. 1790).
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Acrylic Painting Made
Easy, ages 15 and up. For the beginner as well
as the advanced student wanting to learn acrylic
painting through demonstrations and one-on-one
instruction. Enjoy indoor and outdoor painting
sessions, weather permitting. $47 for Museum
members/$59 for non-members. Pre-registration
required
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member
adult donation. Donations will be used to purchase
books for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is
limited to 220 people and is on a first come, first
served basis
February 17th, 2014
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Senior Day. Visitors age
60+ are invited to enjoy refreshments, gallery
activities, and free admission to the Museum and
to Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio
February 20th, 2014
4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Reading the Easel Book Club
in the Robert Hilary Hoy III Memorial Conference
Room - Explore the world of art without having to
renew your passport. This month’s book is Seven
Days in the Art World by Sarah Thornton. Free for
EPMA Members, $10 for non-members. Call (915)
532-1707 extension 65 to register
February 22nd, 2014
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Acrylic Painting, ages 6-12.
Be introduced to the world of acrylic painting and
learn blending and shading techniques with paint.
$60 for Museum members, $78 for non-members.
Pre-registration required, class also meets on
February 23rd
Nicolás Enríquez (1704–c. 1790)
Saint Anthony of Padua, 1720
Ink/copper, 6 ¾” x 9”
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Miller
Collection of El Paso Museum of Art
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EXHIBITIONS
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Drink Up! The Art and Culture of Beverages
Through December 2014
Patricia and Jonathan Rogers Grand Lobby
Most of us give little thought to the objects that hold our liquid refreshment, yet
they often have specific shapes and materials rooted in the cultural histories of
the drinks they contain. This third exhibit in the decorative arts series explores
objects in the El Paso Museum of Art’s collection that provide a revealing
glimpse of the art and culture behind what we drink and how we drink it.
The exhibit includes a selection of wine glasses, porcelain tea cups, a silver
punch bowl and more. They are arranged primarily according to the type of
beverage they held, punch, beer, wine and water, coffee and tea. An additional
section explores the use of porcelain decoration to promote politics in
revolutionary and Napoleonic France, and the challenges of dating decorative
arts pieces. A final section looks at decorative arts objects as souvenirs.
February 22nd, 2014 (continued)
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Masterfully Inspired, ages 13
and up. Create polymer clay sculptures by drawing
inspiration from works from the permanent
collection. $60 for Museum members, $76 for
non-members. Pre-registration required, class
also meets on February 23rd
2:00 p.m. World Cinema. Free. $3 suggested nonmember adult donation. Donations will be used to
purchase books for the Algur H. Meadows Library.
Seating is limited to 220 people and is on a first
come, first served basis
February 23rd, 2014
12:00 p.m. Ricardo Chavarria: 41, 47, 50-53, 59,
60, 61, opens to the public. Free. No reception
February 27th, 2014
6:00 p.m. Panel discussion in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Join actor and art collector Cheech
Marin and artist Gaspar Enríquez as they discuss
Enriquez’s place within the Chicano art movement,
his role as a teacher, and his artistic legacy. Free.
Seating is limited to 220 people and is on a first
come, first served basis
March 1st, 2014
1:00 PM - 3:00 p.m. Collectors’ Club private
event and tour of Gaspar Enríquez’s studio and
the artistic initiatives taking place in San Elizario.
To join the Collectors’ Club please contact Jeff
Romney, Director of Development at (915) 5321707 x 13
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member
adult donation. Donations will be used to purchase
books for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is
limited to 220 people and is on a first come, first
served basis
March 5th, 2014
12:15 p.m. ZIP Tour of Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors
of El Barrio in the Woody and Gayle Hunt Family
Gallery. Artist Gaspar Enríquez will give insight into
works included in his restrospective of his career
to date, and perhaps a glimpse into the future.
Free. Space is limited to the first 40 people and is
on a first come, first served basis
March 8th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member
adult donation. Donations will be used to purchase
books for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is
limited to 220 people and is on a first come, first
served basis
March 11-14, 2014
Sevres Porcelain Manufactory, ca. 1756
Cup and Saucer, hand-painted with enamel and gilding
Porcelain, 3 x 4 ¼ x 3 (cup), 5 x ¾ (saucer)
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Luis Zork
Collection of El Paso Museum of Art
Spring Break Camps.
Please visit ElPasoArtMuseum.org/classes.asp
after January 20, 2014 for details
March 13th, 2014
6:00 p.m. Public Open House with artist Ricardo
Chavarria in conjunction with Ricardo Chavarria:
41, 47, 50-53, 59, 60, 61. Free. Gateway Gallery
March 15th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema. Free. $3 suggested nonmember adult donation. Donations will be used to
purchase books for the Algur H. Meadows Library.
Seating is limited to 220 people and is on a first
come, first served basis
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March 22nd, 2014
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Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio
Presented by:
January 26th – May 11th, 2014
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Gallery
March 27th, 2014
After more than thirty years working as an artist Gaspar Enríquez is at last being
recognized as one of El Paso’s most respected and hardest working artists. Gaspar
Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio presents artwork from throughout Enríquez’s career
assembled from collections in El Paso, Texas and throughout the United States.
Enríquez is often identified as “the quintessential Chicano Texas artist,” although it
would be just as correct to describe him as an American, portrait painter who blends
realism with contemporary popular culture. Nevertheless, one could easily go down
a list counting off the significant series of artworks and other accomplishments of
Enríquez’s career: the wearable and the book-like metal objects of the La Familia
series, the black and white full-figure portraits of the En la Esquina series, the
artist portraits and metal heart icons of the Puro Corazón series, the publication
of the twelve paintings of the Elegy on the Death of Cesar Chavez series. The
list goes on but, does not even mention the artist’s involvement with numerous
mural projects throughout El Paso, the years contributed as president of the
Juntos Art Association or the three decades teaching art at Bowie High School.
Enríquez’s art has been continually admired, exhibited and collected because
it is serious, real and confronts relevant issues. His subjects range from
children to teenagers, from artists to everyday persons and typically depict
persons from El Barrio, where the artist grew up. The slice of culture that
Enríquez explores includes many details about the importance of traditions,
family and identity in Mexican-American life. Integrating the iconography
of youth culture, and Catholic and pre-Columbian religions simultaneously
Enríquez subtly critiques/examines the bicultural, Chicano experience.
Even after retiring from teaching art Enríquez continues to balance numerous
complex projects simultaneously. For example, for the last several years Enríquez
has been deeply involved in the restoration of an ancient adobe building into studio
spaces in the 400-year-old presidio of San Elizario in El Paso’s Mission Valley. And
since 2012 Enríquez has been busy completing numerous sketches and several large
portrait paintings as part of a commission for the new El Paso Baseball Stadium.
In addition to including over fifty paintings, prints and sculptures from 1983 - 2013
Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio also includes a video interview with the artist
and a book of the same title with texts by Constance Cortez, Ruben Cordova, Christian
Gerstheimer, Benito Huerta and Lucy Lippard. Enríquez’s art has been included in
many exhibitions throughout his career such as: CARA/ Chicano Art/Resistance and
Affirmation 1965-1985, Chicano Visions: American Painters on the Verge, Arte Caliente:
Works from the Joe Diaz Collection and Infinite Mirror: Images of American Identity.
Special Exhibition Ticketing
Non-member adults age 13+
EPMA member adults, children age 12 and under
Active Military personnel and their family with ID
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
$10
FREE
FREE
Tickets may be purchased upon arrival at the Museum Store during regular hours of operation.
Parking is available at the Convention Center, Camino Real Hotel, and Mills Plaza Parking Garage for a small
fee. Limited metered parking is available on Main Street. Free metered parking on Saturdays and Sundays.
6:00 p.m. Gallery Talk with local artist, Jesse Mesa.
Explore the phenomenon of body art as seen in the
exhibition, Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio.
Free. Space is limited to the first 40 people and is on
a first come, first served basis
March 29th, 2014
11:00 a.m – 4:00 p.m. KidsPalooza, presented by the
El Paso Symphony Orchestra. Enjoy free activities for
the whole family, including free admission to Gaspar
Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
April 5th, 2014
First day of Spring Museum School Classes. Please
visit ElPasoArtMuseum.org/classes.asp after
February 20, 2014 for details
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
April 12th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
2:00 p.m. Gallery Talk with local artist, Jesse Mesa.
Explore the phenomenon of body art as seen in the
exhibition, Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio.
Free. Space is limited to the first 40 people and is on
a first come, first served basis
April 17th, 2014
4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Reading the Easel Book Club
in the Robert Hilary Hoy III Memorial Conference
Room - Explore the world of art without having to
renew your passport. This month’s book is Stealing
the Mystic Lamb: the True Story of the World’s Most
Coveted Masterpiece by Noah Charney. Free for
EPMA Members, $10 for non-members. Call (915)
532-1707 extension 65 to register
April 19th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
April 26th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
May 3rd, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
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May 3rd, 2014 (continued)
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
May 10th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
May 11th, 2014
12:00 p.m. Ex-Votos retablos exhibition opens to the
public in the Dorrance and Olga Roderick Gallery –
Retablos Niche. Free. No reception
May 15th, 2014
4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.. Reading the Easel Book Club in
the Robert Hilary Hoy III Memorial Conference Room
- Explore the world of art without having to renew
your passport. This month’s book is Leonardo’s
Lost Princess: One Man’s Quest to Authenticate an
Unknown Portrait by Leonardo da Vinci by Pete
Silverman. Free for EPMA Members, $10 for nonmembers. Call (915) 532-1707 extension 65 to
register
May 17th, 2014
11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.. International Museum Family
Day. Visitors are invited to join us in celebrating
museums across the world with free admission to
the Museum, refreshments, and gallery activities.
Special guests from Historic Interpretations, Inc.
out of North Carolina will bring some of our Kress
Collection paintings to life
Ricardo Chavarria: 41, 47, 50-53, 59, 60, 61
February 23rd – June 29th, 2014
Gateway Gallery
The bold acrylic abstractions of Ricardo Chavarria emanate and pulse with color, light,
and a unique internal energy, which seems to both radiate and move back within
itself. Several of Chavarria’s paintings—some of them executed in the last year and
appearing for the first time—will be featured through spring 2014 in the EPMA’s
Gateway Gallery. The artist’s captivating compositions combine the transcendental
presence of Western color-field painting or Eastern sand mandalas with contemporary
LED-like color and industrial-looking surfaces. Chavarria uses plastic syringes and
squeeze bottles to apply his thick paint. The resulting creations are the product
of an interesting tension of processes: improvisation of color and design choices
evolving within the strict parameters of an initial center point and grid system, and
time-intensive labor producing a uniform surface akin to manufactured rubber.
Born in El Paso in 1980, Chavarria has for the past year been working in a studio
in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. He began focusing exclusively on painting
in 2008, following studies at the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in
Tempe, Arizona, and a career as a sound and recording engineer in New York. One
of Chavarria’s paintings appeared in the EPMA Artists on Art series in summer–fall
2012, and from May 15th to June 23rd, 2013 five of his works were featured at the
contemporary art gallery The Proposition in New York, which represents the artist.
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
May 24th, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
May 26th, 2014
EPMA and the Administration Offices will be closed
in observance of Memorial Day
May 29th, 2014
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Neighborhood Kids
Exhibition and Reception. Celebrate the artistic
accomplishments of the 3rd and 4th grade students
from Lamar and Aoy Elementary Schools. Free
May 31st, 2014
2:00 p.m. World Cinema in the El Paso Energy
Auditorium. Free. $3 suggested non-member adult
donation. Donations will be used to purchase books
for the Algur H. Meadows Library. Seating is limited
to 220 people and is on a first come, first served basis
June 6th, 2014
6:00 p.m. Members’ and VIP private reception for
Water, Water Everywhere: Paeon to a Vanishing
Resource and Vanishing Ice: Alpine and Polar
Landscapes in Art 1775-2012. Gateway and C2
Galleries
Ricardo Chavarria (American, 1980 - )
47, 2012
Acrylic on canvas, 48” x 40”
Collection of Fernandez-Stevenson
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EXHIBITIONS
(continued)
Luis Jiménez: Native Son
February 9th – May 25th, 2014
Peter and Margaret de Wetter Gallery
Complementing the museum’s concurrent retrospective devoted to Gaspar
Enríquez, the smaller exhibition Luis Jiménez: Native Son features work
from the permanent collection by an artist who served as an important
role model to Enríquez. Significantly, both Enríquez and Jiménez before
him served as mentors for a variety of Chicano artists in the region.
Sometimes called the “Godfather” of Chicano art, Luis Jiménez was born
and raised in El Paso as the son of an immigrant father from Mexico. He
went on to become one of El Paso’s first artists to gain national recognition.
A sculptor, printmaker, and draftsman, Jiménez specialized in fiberglass and
epoxy sculptures, lithographs and etchings, and colored-pencil drawings. In
his art Jiménez celebrated humanity and his Mexican-American heritage.
Luis Jiménez: Native Son features lithographs and drawings ranging in subject
from humans to animals, and including finished works as well as detail
studies for the monumental figural sculpture Sodbuster (completed 1981).
Variously narrative or allegorical, the images illustrate Jiménez’s attention
to nature, humanity, the life of immigrants, and the world of the barrio.
One of the large color drawings in the exhibition was a commission by the Guild of
the EPMA Association for the design of a poster announcing the exhibition Raíces
antiguas, visiones nuevas = Ancient Roots, New Visions, which toured nationally
in 1977-78. Jiménez utilized many of his prints to investigate ideas for sculpture,
and Alligator Study relates to the monumental sculpture he created for the central
square of El Paso, affectionately known as “La Plaza de los Lagartos.” The lithograph
was gifted to the museum in 1995 by Frank Ribelin. Finally, in addition to Jiménez’s
drawings and prints, the
exhibition includes the
1996–98 fiberglass maquette
for Fireman. Depicting a
fireman shooting a hose
onto a large flame, the
composition expresses
Jiménez’s admiration for
ordinary workers. Notably, it
also serves as an allegorical
self-portrait of the artist,
who learned to weld and
airbrush in his father’s El
Paso neon-sign shop.
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Anonymous (Mexican, 19th C.)
Holy Family
Oil on tin, 17 ¾ x 14”
Gift of Mrs. Frances Roderick Barnard
Anonymous (Mexican, 19th C.)
Saint Michael
Oil on tin, 19 ½ x 15 ½”
Gift of Mrs. Frances Roderick Barnard
Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976)
Untitled
Silkscreen, 12 ½ x 9 ½” sight,
18 1/8 x 15 1/8” framed
Gift of James M. Shelton, Jr.
Arturo Gardea (Mexican, 1985- )
Self-Portrait and Dissection, 2012
Mixed media on paper, 18 x 24”
Gift of the artist
David Nakabayashi (American, 1962- )
Coyote is Red, 2008
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 66 x 52”
Gift of Allen Gilmer
Mago Gandara Orona (American, 1929- )
The Archangel Michael, 2011
Mosaic, 96 x 25 x 25”
Purchase with funds provided by Robert U. and
Mabel O. Lipscomb Foundation Endowment
and by Hal Marcus, in honor of the artist and
her many contributions to the art of the Paso
del Norte region
Gabriel Orozco (Mexican, 1962- )
Lotus Leaves (two/thirds leaf variation
mounted with vertical tilt)
Etching on gampi mounted between UV
resistant museum glass in wooden frames,
Signed and numbered under base in pen, Lapis
proof, 2 of 2, 27 ¼” x 23 ¾” x 5 3/8” framed
Members' Choice 2013 purchase
Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978)
The Teacher, 1974
Lithograph, 27 x 22 ½” framed
Gift of Barbara Montoya
Oswaldo Sagástegui
(Mexican, born 1936 in Peru)
Identidad Geométrica, 2012
Gift of Roberto Assael
El Paso Museum of Art Collection
Gift of Dr. Roberto and Reyna Assael
Joel Salcido (American, 1957- )
Toro Obscuro, 2002
Archival pigment print, 24 x 24”
Gift of the artist
Luis Jiménez (American, 1940–2006)
Barfly – Statue of Liberty, 1969
Acrylic on fiberglass, 88” high
Gift of Suellen and Warren Haber
Collection of El Paso Museum of Art
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Recent Acquisitions
Recent Acquisitions
(continued)
Bill Sullivan (American, 1930- )
Brushstrokes, 1993
Acrylic on wood, 17 x 17 x 4”
Gift of Bill and Shirley Sullivan
David Taylor (American, 1965- )
Carlsbad Caverns
Archival inkjet print, 23 5/8 x 29 ¼”, F 29 3/8 x 34 7/8”
Anonymous gift
David Taylor (American, 1965- )
Carlsbad Caverns
Archival inkjet print, 23 5/8 x 29 ¼”, F 29 3/8 x 34 7/8”
Anonymous gift
Max Weber (American, 1881-1961)
Long Island Landscape, ca. early 1920s
Pastel on paper, 20 ½ x 24 ¼ x 1” framed
Gift of Barry and Maria King in honor of Joy Weber
Vanishing Ice: Alpine and Polar Landscapes in Art 1775–2012
June 1st – August 24th, 2014
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Gallery
Touring from the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham, Washington, and traveling to
the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinberg, Ontario, after its presentation
at the El Paso Museum of Art in summer 2014, Vanishing Ice: Alpine and Polar
Landscapes in Art 1775–2012 is a groundbreaking exhibition exploring alpine
and polar landscapes through the timely lens of global warming. Artists include
international historical masters such as Ansel Adams, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas
Hart Benton, Gustave Doré, Lawren Harris, and Rockwell Kent, and contemporary
artists working in traditional and new media, such as Lita Albuquerque, Xavier
Cortada, and Chris Drury. Melding the documentary, the romantic, and the
sublime, the exhibition moves from the art of early artist-naturalist-explorers to
the creations of living artists, who collaborate with scientists and writers in order
to reveal the beauty and significance of ice-laden landscapes, as well as their
newfound fragility within the context of human-accelerated climate change.
Vanishing Ice: Alpine and Polar
Landscapes in Art, 1775-2012
was organized by the Whatcom
Museum. Major funding has been
provided by The Paul G. Allen
Family Foundation and the National
Endowment for the Arts, with
additional support from the Norcliffe
Foundation, the Washington State Arts
Commission, the City of Bellingham,
and Furthermore: a program of the J.M.
Kaplan Fund.
Albert Bierstadt (German-American, 1830–1902)
Mount Sir Donald, Asulkan Glacier, c. 1890
Oil on canvas, 28” x 20”
Courtesy of The Haggin Museum, Stockton, California
Lita Albuquerque (American, b. 1946)
Stellar Axis, Constellation 1, 2006
Archival inkjet print by Jean de Pomereu, 20 ¾” x 47 ¼”
Gift of Jean de Pomereu
Collection of Whatcom Museum
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EDUCATION
Past Education Events
Staged Reading
To mark the end of the III Bienal Juárez-El Paso
Biennial exhibition on August 18th, the El Paso Museum of
Art partnered with Shakespeare-on-the-Rocks theater company
to present a staged reading of Romeo and Julieta. As the title
indicates, this version of the beloved play was bilingual, with the
Capulet family speaking to each other in Spanish, and all others
in Shakespeare’s English. The staging included basic props,
costumes, and music to help set character, place, and mood.
c. 1920s, recorded in the 1950s), Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler
(Stormy Weather, 1933) Cole Porter (I’ve Got you Under my
Skin, 1936), and the most recorded Jazz Standard composed
by Jazz musician Thelonious Monk (Around Midnight, 1944).
Upcoming Education Events
Art Encounter Labels
The Education Department has begun creating new labels to
encourage visitors to look more closely and talk about works in
the galleries. Designated as “An Art Encounter,” the labels provide
background information, and pose a question for visitors to consider
as they explore the artwork(s). The new labels were debuted during
the rededication of the Richard and Frances Mithoff Gallery in May.
An Evening with Gaspar Enríquez and Cheech Marin
February 27th, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Join actor and art collector Cheech Marin and artist Gaspar
Enríquez as they discuss Enríquez’s place within the Chicano art
movement, his role as a teacher, and his artistic legacy. Marin
has been a friend and supporter of Enríquez for many years, and
will share his insight on the impact of the artist’s work within the
larger cultural and artistic context. Free and open to the public.
Summer 2013 Camps
Over the course of six weeks during the summer, the museum
hosted 156 campers, ages 6-12, in 21 different camps. Students
created mosaics, comics, wax batik pieces, linocuts, clay
sculptures and so much more. Of the camps, one parent said:
KidsPalooza
On March 29th, 2014, the El Paso Museum of Art will participate
in KidsPalooza, a family event presented by the El Paso Symphony
Orchestra. Join us for various workshops and activities throughout
the museum.
“The class seemed very well organized. My son had been to
other art classes in town and was not very interested but here
at EPMA he looked forward to class every day. I am very pleased
and will sign him up for other classes in the future.”
Fall and Winter Classes and Workshops
During the Fall and Winter sessions, adult students participated
in six and eight week classes focusing on more traditional
mediums, such as watercolor, acrylic painting and ceramics.
New this season, was a focus on one day workshops to engage
child, youth, and adult students in diverse and sometimes lesser
known techniques and mediums. Adults and children alike
had the opportunity to try their hand at workshops such as
“Art Served Medium Rare” and “Introduction to Encaustics.”
The Great American Songbook – Classic
American Standards 1920s – 1950s
On November 14th the museum hosted
a live five piece jazz concert performance
featuring Laura Tate Goldman sponsored
in part by United Bank of El Paso del
Norte. Included in the performance were
great songs of unrequited and fulfilled
love written during the development of
jazz, blues, and soft rock standards by
the great artists of the time, including
Arthur Hamilton (Cry Me a River,
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Gallery Talk with Jesse Mesa
March 27th, 6:00 p.m. and April 12th, 2:00 p.m.
Jesse Mesa is a local tattoo artist and former student
of Gaspar Enríquez. He will lead participants in an
exploration of the phenomenon of body art, spotlighting
portraits in Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors of El Barrio.
Come and consider just how personal art can be.
Upcoming Museum School Classes,
Camps, and Workshops
Pre-K Classes
Museum Looks and Picture Books
Children ages 3-5 and a caregiver.
Free for Museum Members and Active Military
personnel with ID. $10 for Non-Members, which
includes free admission to Gaspar Enríquez: Metaphors
of El Barrio. Supplies included, and space is limited.
Join El Paso Museum of Art staff for a one hour session
where you will:
• Look closely at a work of art
• Read a related storybook or two
• Participate in an activity to promote visual literacy
For more information and upcoming dates, please check our
website at ElPasoArtMuseum.org
Winter Classes, beginning January 11th
Previous classes and workshops have included ceramics,
watercolor painting, and encaustic painting. Classes begin in late
January. Check our website for more details and information.
Spring Break Camps, March 11th-14th
Join us during Spring Break for youth camps in a variety
of themes. Past camp topics have included clay sculpture,
mosaics, color theory, pet portraits and much more.
Morning: 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Afternoon: 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Registration closes one week prior to start of camp
Tuition prices $60-$75
Museum School Spring Classes
Previous classes have included ceramics, watercolor
painting, and figure drawing. Check our website for
more details and information in February.
New Initiatives
An Interdisciplinary Teacher Resource
Teachers of grades 3-12 have a new interdisciplinary guide to
the Kress Collection to help them incorporate art into their
lessons. The guide, funded through a grant from The Boeing
Company, ties artworks from the collection to pre-visit, inmuseum, and post-visit lessons that address the TEKS in each
discipline. The guide also includes images of the artworks
for reference and a link to the Kress Foundation website.
This resource will be mailed to recipients of Boeing bus
scholarships and will be available online to all educators.
The Docent Program Forges Ahead
The docent program has gone digital. No, we haven’t replaced our
docents with virtual tours, and the training still takes place at the
museum, but we have introduced a web-based
calendar for docents to sign up for tours and
keep track of new ones as they are scheduled,
as well as any changes or cancellations.
The calendar can be accessed from any
computer at any time by all docents. This
is part of a general initiative to create
more opportunities for our docents to
function as a team and to utilize new
technologies. They will also be working
together to develop tours that clearly
address the interdisciplinary curriculum
needs of the school groups, and incorporate interactive
elements such as fabrics and paint samples that represent the
textures in an artwork, or movement and sound that help interpret
a painting. The docent team members have wonderful and
creative ideas and we’re looking forward to seeing our students
and visitors even more engaged in the exploration of art.
Neighborhood Kids
Neighborhood Kids is a grant funded program serving two local
elementary schools within a five mile radius of the El Paso
Museum of Art (EPMA). Currently, the program serves third
graders from Lamar Elementary School and fourth graders from
Aoy Elementary School. Students in the program visit the EPMA
eight times during the school year. During the visits, students
engage with the Museum’s collection through a series of close
looking activities that exercise their language and writing skills.
They take concepts they learn in the galleries and apply them to
their own artwork in the studios. Each lesson is led by a team of
a Museum School Faculty member and EPMA Docent. Lessons
are designed to complement classroom curricula and incorporate
concepts students are learning at their school. The 2013-14
season began in September and is the 16th year of the program.
Thanks to the generosity of the Moor and Wilma D. Moleen
Foundations, the EPMA provided each student with a personalized
sketchbook to record their gallery activities. The museum is also
happy to announce an exhibition in late May of the students’
artwork and artist statements. All are invited to celebrate and
review the students’ accomplishments from the school year.
Grant Awarded by the
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
The Samuel H. Kress Foundation awarded $65,000 to the El
Paso Museum of Art to launch “Animating the Kress Collection,”
a project to produce sixteen animated videos highlighting
works of art in the permanent collection. The two-year
project begins in summer 2014 and enables the museum
to offer several paid internships to college age students
skilled in animation. The project will be led by independent
multimedia producer, Sabiha Khan, Ph.D., and Laura Zamarripa,
Community Engagement Manager for the museum.
Animating the Kress Collection will follow current teaching
models promoting non-traditional formats and accessibility,
as those endorsed by Smarthistory, a project now part of
the Khan Academy, whose mission is to provide a “free
world-class education for anyone anywhere.” The Trustees
for Samuel H. Kress Foundation expressed appreciation
for this “exciting and timely” project and the museum’s
interest in connecting through social media.
The videos will feature interviews, images of the artworks,
complementary material such as period music sound clips,
artist self-portraits, illustrations, and more. Artworks that lend
themselves to storytelling have been chosen, including pieces
by Canaletto, Strozzi, Van Dyck and others. The videos will be
available on the museum Website, Facebook page, Vimeo, and
YouTube. Schools scheduled to visit the museum will receive a
link to the animations in pre-visit materials, and the videos will
be linked to QR codes on the object labels in the galleries.
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DEVELOPMENT/COLLECTORS’ CLUB
Membership
We are happy to report that EPMA Membership continues to grow thanks to recent targeted mailing campaigns in El Paso and other efforts.
Over the last 6 months the Museum has seen an increase of 135 new members through these efforts. We are gearing up for another wave
of mailings this coming spring. The Museum would like to thank Robert and Tara Herman of North American Communications for donating
all printed materials for these mailing campaigns.
Collectors’ Club
On September 8th, 2013 the Collectors’ Club hosted a private
reception with Maria and Barry King in conjunction with
Discovering the American Modern 1907-1936: The King Collection.
A tour led by Director Michael Tomor and the Kings followed.
Ten members of the
El Paso Museum of
Art’s Collectors’ Club
(CClub) traveled to
Baltimore October
28-31, 2013. The
CClub visited the
American Visionary Art
Museum, Evergreen
House, Bromo
Seltzer Arts Tower,
School 33 Art Center, the studio of local artist Lania D’Agostino,
Garrett-Jacobs Mansion, Walters Art Museum, and the Baltimore
Museum of Art (BMA). A highlight of the tour was a private
tour of Matisse’s Marguerite: Model Daughter at the BMA.
After carefully scrutinizing the permanent collection the Curatorial
Department identified the gap in the museum’s collection that
was to be filled by the Members’ Choice artwork this year. The
artworks were displayed from November 12-24, 2013. Leading
up to and during this special event on November 21st museum
members visited to view the selections and cast votes for their
favorite artwork. The theme for 2013 was a work of art on paper
by a contemporary Mexican artist. The artists that were included
for consideration this year were Demián Flores, Gabriel Orozco,
Dr. Lakra (Jerónimo López Ramírez), and Francisco Toledo.
Our members selected Lotus Leaves by Gabriel
Orozco for Members’ Choice 2013.
Upcoming Collectors’ Club Events - Save the Dates!
Saturday, February 15th
11:30 AM – 5:00 PM. Trip to Las Cruces for lunch and a tour
of local artist studios, galleries, and private collections
Saturday, March 1st
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM. Private tour of Gaspar Enríquez’s studio
and the artistic initiatives taking place in San Elizario
Demian Flores (Mexican, 1971- )
Carteles Oaxaqueños X, 2009
Acrylic on linen collage, 31” x 39”
Courtesy of Talento | Guijarro de Pablo
Members’ Choice 2013 Winner
Gabriel Orozco (Mexican, 1962- )
Lotus Leaves (two/thirds leaf variation
mounted with vertical tilt), Etching on
gampi mounted between UV resistant
museum glass in wooden frames,
Signed and numbered under base in pen, Lapis
proof, 2 of 2, 27 ¼” x 23 ¾” x 5 ¾” framed
Courtesy of The Lapis Press
For information on the Collectors’ Club please contact
Jeff Romney, Director of Development at (915) 5321707 x 13 or at [email protected]
Members’ Choice 2013
On November 21st, 2013 museum members gathered at
the museum for the annual Members’ Choice event.
Members play a vital role in supporting the El Paso Museum of
Art and Members’ Choice provides an important opportunity
for members to participate in the development of museum
collections. Over the years Members’ Choice has brought
many important works of art into the museum’s collection,
from old master prints to contemporary sculpture.
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Francisco Toledo (Mexican, 1940- )
Muchos Insectos Verdes, 2011
Oil, watercolor and mica on laser-cut paper,
Ed. 3/10, 15” x 22”
Courtesy of Latin American Masters
Dr. Lakra (Mexican, 1972- )
Esclavo y amo, 2012
Ink and watercolor on vintage magazine
17” x 9 7/8”
Courtesy of Kurimanzutto
JANUARY 2014 Performing Arts Partnership Programs
Thursday, January 9th
Bach’s Lunch with El Paso Pro-Musica
12:15 PM
Gateway Gallery
Thursday, January 16th
Bach’s Lunch with El Paso Pro-Musica
12:15 PM
Gateway Gallery
Thursday, January 23rd
Bach’s Lunch with El Paso Pro-Musica
12:15 PM
Gateway Gallery
Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)
Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op 65
Dialogo
Scherzo-pizzicato
Elegia
Marcia
Moto Perpetuo
Desprez/Roukens “And David Sang” for String
Quartet
Johannes Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Sonata no.3 in E major, BWV 1016
Adagio ma non tanto Allegro
Rubens String Quartet
Sarah Kapustin - violin
Tali Goldberg- violin
Roeland Jagers - viola
Joachim Eijlander - cello
Zuill Bailey, Cello
Natasha Paremski, Piano
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
Piano Trio No 2 in C minor, Op. 66
Allegro energico e con fuoco
Andante espressivo
Scherzo: Molto allegro quasi presto
Finale: Allegro appassionato
Paul Rosenthal, Violin
Zuill Bailey, Cello
Natasha Paremski, Piano
Kurt Nikkanen, violin
Maria Asteriadou, piano
Manuel De Falla (1876-1946)
Siete Canciones Populares Espanolas
(transcribed for cello and guitar by David
Leisner and Zuill Bailey)
El Pano Moruno
Seguidillia murciana
Asturiana
Jota
Nana
Cancion
Polo
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Allegro assai and Allegretto
from Drei Klavierstucke, D. 946
Chopin/Liszt
Maiden’s Wish and My Joys
from Six Polish Songs
Franz Liszt (1811-1886)
Hungarian Rhapsody no. 12
Maria Asteriadou, piano
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Sonata in A minor, D. 821 “Arpeggione”
(transcribed for cello and guitar by David
Leisner and Zuill Bailey)
Allegro moderato
Adagio
Allegretto
Zuill Bailey, Cello
David Leisner, Guitar
Thursday, January 30th
Bach’s Lunch with El Paso Pro-Musica
12:15 PM
Gateway Gallery
Salute to UTEP’s Centennial
University of Texas at El Paso Department of Music
Artists and program to be announced from stage
Zuill Bailey, Cello
Maria
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Natasha
Paremsk
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Kurt Nik
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Piano
Paul Rosen
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David Leisner, Guitar
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National Endowment for the Arts Blue Star Museums Program
EPMA continues to be a proud year-round participant of the NEA’s
Blue Star Museums Program which grants free admission to ticketed
exhibitions for active military personnel and their families with valid
ID.
Blue Star Museums grew to more than 1,500 museums this past
year, including over 700 museums that participated for the first
time! This program enables us to thank our military families for
their service and sacrifice to our country by inviting them to enjoy
the best of American culture.
Stay Connected and Better Informed!
We encourage all EPMA Members to “Like us on Facebook” to get
the latest news and up-to-date information on what is happening
at the Museum. We update information daily which makes this an
ideal way for Members to stay connected and better informed!
For those who do not use Facebook, we offer email notifications
through Constant Contact. Please call Emma Garcia, Development
Assistant at (915) 532-1707 x 32 to sign up with your email address.
Algur H. Meadows
Texas Tech Architecture Library
The Architecture Library of Texas Tech has an expansive collection of
books and journals on architecture including texts on contemporary
architecture, interior design, criticism, landscape architecture,
sustainability, preservation studies, architectural history, theory,
interior architecture, design, construction and technology. It is
our firm belief that an architecture library accessible to the public,
housed in the museum’s fine art library, generates public awareness
and interest in our city and monuments, as well as helping to
educate and generate a vision of growth for the city. Texas Tech
hopes to grow the collection to include 3,000 volumes on related
subjects. If you have any books in need of a home that fit the above
categories, please contact Library Director, Jennifer Hill at (626)
375-1741.
Jennifer Walker Hill originally hails from New Jersey, the Garden
State. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from the San
Francisco Art Institute and majored in English at Skidmore College,
where she studied Creative Writing. She is delighted to be working
in the museum as the new Librarian for the Algur H. Meadows Texas
TECH Architecture Library.
Jennifer Walker Hill
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DONOR LISTS
EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART
FOUNDATION CURRENT NAMED
FUNDS – MUSEUM SPACES
Margaret and Peter de Wetter Gallery
Ginger Francis Seminar Room
Larry Francis Board Room
Robert Hilary Hoy III Memorial
Conference Room
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Gallery
Tom Lea Gallery
Richard and Frances Mithoff Gallery
Dorrance and Olga Roderick Gallery
Patricia and Jonathan Rogers
Grand Lobby
Lory and Jonny Rogers
Orientation Station
EL PASO MUSEUM OF
ART FOUNDATION
CURRENT NAMED FUNDS
Roberto and Reyna Assael
David and Diane Bernard
Katherine Brennand and
Chris Cummings
J.A. Cardwell, Cardwell Foundation
Hector and Lorez Curlin Retta
Jack V. and Barbara Price Curlin
Susan Davidoff and Carl E. Ryan
Peter and Margaret de Wetter
Charles H. Dodson, Jr. Family
Charlotte Edmunds Education
Doris Eisenberg Memorial
Ann Enriquez Memorial
Leonard and Eleanor
Kohlberg Goodman
Betty Ruth Wakefield Haley
Katharine White Harvey
Robert Hilary Hoy III Memorial
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family
Dr. Steve and Carol Johnson
Rebecca and Alan Krasne
Hal Marcus Early El Paso
Art Collectors
Jack and Carroll Maxon
Frank and Sara McKnight Family
Richard and Frances Mithoff
Sam and Greta Moore
Chad and Caroline North
Gloria Osuna Perez Memorial
Carolyn G. Ponsford
Isha Rogers
Lory and Jonathan W. Rogers, Jr.
Maria Misiewicz Sadowski
Cita Schuster
Robert and Sara Shiloff
Mary Yelderman
EL PASO MUSEUM OF
ART FOUNDATION
DONORS
May 15th – November 15th, 2013
Jackson V. and Donna Curlin
Mary Ann Dodson
Milton and Jean Feinberg Fund
Rose Ann and Robert H. Hoy, Jr.
Hunt Family Foundation
Dr. Steve and Carol Johnson
Margie Melby
J. Sam Moore, Jr.
Carolyn G. Ponsford
Price’s Producers, Inc.
Hector and Lorez Retta
Elsa Ramirez
Lory and Jonathan W. Rogers, Jr.
State Farm Companies Foundation
Matching Gift Program
Michael Tomor and Tom Trexler
In Honor of Robert H. Hoy, Jr.’s
Birthday
Lindsay M. Green
PROJECT SUPPORT GRANTS AND
DONATIONS For education,
exhibitions, conservation,
and special programs
Richard Moore, Jr.
David and Judi Pierce
Lory and Jonathan Rogers, Jr.
Sidney and Meralee Schlusselberg
Shari and Stuart Schwartz
Robert and Sara Shiloff
Collectors - $500 +
Anna Aleman and Louie Salazar
Marian Meaker Apteckar Foundation Donna S. Bloedorn
Roberto and Reyna Assael
Richard and Mary Brower
Frances R. Axelson
Teresa Bustamante
BBVA Compass Bank
Jack Chapman
Theresa Bustamante and Jorge Vergen Thomas W. Chellis
Nichola Culcasi
Suzanne and Paul Dipp
El Paso Museum of Art Foundation
Lisa Petriello-Eisenberg and
Irmgard Forman
Dr. Kenneth Eisenberg
Annabelle and Travis Johnson
Harry A. Garbar
Alan Kruse
Mona and Howard Goldberg
Jack and Carroll Maxon
Eleanor K. Goodman
Robert J. McCormick Foundation
Betty Jo Graham
Wilma D. Moleen Foundation
Tim and Julie Gray
Moor Foundation
Charles and Ann Horak
Kirk and Judy Robison
Intikana Ventures, LLC – Greg B. Lush
Lory and Jonathan W. Rogers, Jr.
Joyce Whitfield Jaynes
Sara and Robert Shiloff
Steve and Carol Johnson
S-Mart
Jeff and Mary Keckley
Texas Commission on the Arts
Emily and James Langford
United Bank of El Paso del Norte
Judith Leonard
WestStar Bank
Licon Engineering Co., Inc.–
Gerardo Licon
In Honor of Lory and Jonathan
Sara McKnight
Rogers, Jr.’s Marriage
Greg and Becky McNicol
Mrs. Lillian Druxman
Jan Guynes McNutt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer
Margie Melby
Mary Jo Melby
In Memory of Eunice Cone Gibson
Ivonne D. Muñoz
Alyce M. Burmeister
Tom Niland
Lou Ella Burmeister
Drs. Thomas and Judith Pester
Travis and Elizabeth Foster
Mark A. Paulda & Richard G. Schwartz
Reinhard and Hannelore Kral
Carolyn G. Ponsford
Betty M. MacGuire
Gerry and Dierdre Portner
Judy and Kirk Robison
In Memory of Margery Loiselle
Jerry and Stanlee Rubin
Ann and Sonny Brown
Charles and Elizabeth Ruhmann
Ann and Tibor Schaechner
EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART
Tania and Scott Schwartz
CIRCLES OF SUPPORT MEMBERS
Roger and Mary Ann Silverstein
Listing is of current Members Robert Teran and Linda Medlock
as of November 15th, 2013
Mark and Kathleen Walker
May 15th – November 15th, 2013
Corporate Executive Circle - $2,500
Hoy Fox Automotive Group
Donors Circle - $2,500
Rose Ann and Robert H. Hoy, Jr.
James M. Shelton, Jr.
Corporate Founders - $1,000 +
El Paso Surgical Association- Laura Lozano
Enrique Moreno Law Firm
Gorman Industrial Supply Company
S-Mart
Douglas A. Schwartz
Supreme Laundry & Cleaners, IncHoward and Mona Goldberg
Sponsors - $1,000 +
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Behrenhausen
Ginger and L. Fredrick Francis
Hope and Hector Franco
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorman
Betty Ruth Wakefield Haley
Travis and Annabelle Johnson
Barry G. and Maria King
Adair and Dee Margo
Jack and Carroll Maxon
Jan Guynes McNutt
Margie Melby and Greg Evans
Mary Jo Melby
Marilyn Mendeloff
J. Sam Moore
Elaine Mortensen
Thomas and Tommie Niland
Doris Poessiger
Carolyn G. Ponsford
Jerry and Stanlee Rubin
Joe Sayklay
Mickey and Susan Schwartz
Mary Ann and Roger Silverstein
Carol A. Stone
Nancy S. Wyler
Supporters - $250 +
Francisco J. Agullo
Susan R. Anchondo
Sally Andrade
Larry and Joyce Annenberg
Judy Bargman
Elizabeth and Jack Barron
Soledad Basoco
George and Ruth Bassett
Jed and Kay Becker
Barbara Berliner
Donald W. Bonneau
Joseph P. Boverie
David and Flo Buchmueller
Alyce M. Burmeister
Sharon Butterworth
David A. Cenk
Bonnie and Martin Colton
George and Birgit Cudahy
Jacquelyn S. Curtis-Goetting
Eduardo Diaz
Elizabeth Dunbar
Henry Dunbar
Gaspar Enriquez
Gershon and Barbara Ettinger
Tim and Beverly Floyd
Steve and Nancy Fox
Alfonso and Mari Angeles Gallardo
Judith Goggin
Estelle Goldman
Merton and Laura Tate Goldman
Robert Gonzalez
Ken Gorski and Debra Little
Helen K. Groves
Tim Hervey
Collectors’ Club - $250/$400
Debbi Hester
Donald W. Bonneau
Dale A. Hougham
Ann Boylan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hughes
Katherine Brennand and
Curt Jorgensen
Chris Cummings
Rosser Kemp and John Ryerson
Austin and Christy Davies
Fay La Fon and Robert Postma
Mary Ann Dodson
Amador and Elizabeth Leal
Susan Eisen
Jill and Lewis Leavitt
Frances J. Foxx
Robert E. Lingle and
John and Joanne Gnauck
Elizabeth S. Galvin
Judith Goggin
Charlotte Lipson
Cesar Gomez
Dr. Ken Lucius
Tim Gray
Edwin J. Lynum
Joseph P. Hammond
Maggie Maguire
Winfrey R. Hearst and John Greenfield Katrina Martich and Edward Gill
Jose and Pilar Herrera
Dan McGlasson
Dean and Debra Hester
Kim McGlone
Sandra Hoover
Justin and Marilyn Mendeloff
Patricia McAlmon Hutson
Jill and Brent Michener
Steve and Carol Johnson
Pedro Natividad, Jr.
Travis and Annabelle Johnson
Charlotte and John Nobles
Florence C. Korf
Susan and David Novick
Julie Vanzant Lama
Melissa O’Rourke
Lou Donna Landsheft
Patricia Olivas
James and Emily Langford
Manny Pacillas
Carroll and Jack Maxon
Les and Cathy Parker
Sara McKnight
Sirious Partovi and Patti Wetzel
Sue Ramsey
Lois Rayome
Cynthia D. Rivera, M.D.
Isha Rogers
Sergio and Ivonne Romero
Carl Ryan and Suzi Davidoff
Mary and A.C. Sanders, III
Ruth Bishop Sapp
Dorothy Schatzman
Evelyn Schwartz
Don and Bobbi Shapiro
Eliot Shapleigh and Joyce Feinberg
Diane and Rick Smith
Dr. and Mrs. James Spier
Rick and Cerena Suarez
Dr. David and Rebecca Taber
Greg and Holly Trubowitsch
Henry Weisman
Nancy S. Wyler
Tracey and Steve Yellen
Contributors - $100 +
Rafael and Mary Adame
Yolanda Alexander
David and Sofia Appleby
Michael and Joni Austin
Isabel and Guillermo Avila
Robert Ayoub
Bette and Phillip Azar
Samuel Bauerkemper
Geraldine Benson
Dr. Cesar E. Berdeja
Ronald Blumenfeld
James Brister
Irving and Ann Brown
Patricia Bruce
Lou Ella Burmeister
Dr. Mario and Mary Jane Caballero
Alyce and Robert Cabello
Kimmie and Dalton Caldwell
Catherine Calhoun
Kathleen Cardone
Dorothy S. Carter
Sharon Carter
Lupe Casillas-Lowenberg
David Cassidy and Richard
Vanevenhoven
Martha Jo R. Cavanna
Jo Ann Chapman
Michael Churchman and
Laurie Paternoster
Dr. Arthur and Charlotte Cohen
Holly and Sanford Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bob Crim
Dee Anne and Kenny Croucher
Kelly Denton
William Dickinson
Jeanie and David Dodge
Dr. Jack and Tracy Dowdy
David H. Duarte Family
Bob and Mary Earp
Jan Engels
Jose and Luz Maria Espinosa
Mark and Dori Fenenbock
David and Caryl Fickett
Robert and Jeanne Foskett
Anna-Maria Furlong
Abe and Annette Goldberg
Susie and Eddie Goldman
Joe M. and Laura Gomez
Evelyn Goodman
Sheldon and Carolyn Gopin
Lesley Gosling
Jacqueline Greuling
Lindsay and Tony Gronich
Dr. Max and Sondra Grossman
Hector and Debbie Gutierrez
Richard Gutierrez
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DONOR LISTS
Nancy Hamilton
Debbie Hamlyn
Marjorie McKee Harris
Will Harvey
Fifi Heller-Kaim
Gail and Mark Hedrick
Elizabeth Hernandez
G. Russell and Cathy Hill
John and Nancy Howell
Randy and Laurraine Huffman
Lynne Janzen
Brian Johns
Chris Johnston
John Joyce II
Nancy Kaufman
Jeannine Kennedy
Jerry Knotts
Miriam Kotkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krasne
Dan Lambert and Rachelle Thiewes
Susan Larsen
Cecilia and Lance Levine
JoAnne and Barry Levine
Peter Love
Jaime and Jennifer Lowenberg
R.A. Lowenfield
Rosie Tovar Lucas
Cynthia Mandujan
Hal Marcus
Ann James Massey
John and Irene McClure
Edward E. McCormick
Janet and James McKimpson
David and Cindy Metrikin
Bruce and Margaret Meyer
Cindy and Marco Milazzo
Dr. and Mrs. Fay E. Millett
Ike and Nancy Monty
Sam Moore
Arturo and Analinda Moreno
Elaine Mortensen
Deanna Sue Nasser
Jack and Benita Neumann
Ray and Margie Niemira
Matthew and Robin Niland
Bonnie and Stan Okies
Kathleen Osowski
Arturo and Susana Navarro Pacheco
Adrienne Palmer
Richard and Alice Parra
Beth Parsons
Arnold Peinado
Clyde and Susan Pine
Robert and Sylvia Polhamus
Rosario and Enrique Ponte
Lisa Pugh
Becky Duval Reese
Lisa and Marvin Rosenbaum
Hilda and Steve Rosenfeld
George E., Jr. and Wendy Salom
Dr. David and Rose Schecter
Jody and Jonathan Schwartz
Stuart and Nancy Shiloff
Francisco and Maria Pilar Serna
Mr. and Mr. Leonard Sipiora
Carlos and Cecilia Sisniega
Sharon and Matt Sloan
Marianne Campbell and
Davidson Smith
Jacquelyn Spier
Miriam Spitz-Domnitz
Ken and Denise Stark
Anne and William Steele
Rosemary and Wally Stoelzel
Stanislaus and Beatrice Ting
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Traylor
Bill and Lucille Uhlig
Katherine Updike and
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Robert Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Vogel
Barbara Walker
Susan M. Walsh
Janet and Randy Wechter
Robert Woolard
Mrs. Mary Yelderman
Julie Zimet
Family - $60 +
Arturo and Adriana Acosta
Lucy Aguilar
Robert and Sandra Almanzan
Jon and Sharon Amastae
Mr. Atul Ambhorse
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Amstater
Catie and Jose Andalis
James and Cynthia Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Appleton, Jr.
Marina Ardovino
Jackie and Madeline Arellano
Albert and Soledad Armendariz
Ana Arzola
Vanessa Attel-Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. August
Bill and Carol Avila
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ayoub
Moses and Carolynne Ayoub
Leo Balk
John and Elsa Balliew
Hazel and Thomas Balsiger
Ho Baron
William and Cynthia Bass
Agnes Basurto
Don Baumgardt
Rose Beard
Stephanie and Walker Beard
Leslie and Robert Beckoff
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Belbel
Shary and Barry Benedict
Monica Benjamin
Bud Benning
Elliot Berg
Michael Bernstein
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berumen
David and Diane Bernard
Laura Biernacki
Mr. W.M. (Bill) Bissell
Dr. Richard and Beth Black
Burt and Jo Blacksher
Cornelius and Rita Blesius
Daniel and Michelle Blumenfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bohannon
Ana Boisselier
Cesar Boisselier
Ann H. Bolte
Douglas Borrett
Gary and Laura Borsch
Martha A. and Timothy S. Boyd
Tom and Jan Brady
Terry F. and Ruth J. Branson
Penelope and Robert Brewer
David Briones
Jack and Lil Bristol
David Buchmueller
Vincent and Stephanie Burke
David and Aurora Bustos
Henry and Delfina G. Calderoni
Alice Carroll
Brad and Cathy Cartwright
Charles and Teresa Cavaretta
Roger and Sumaira Chacon
Linda Chew
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark
Yolanda M. Clay
Holly and William Cobb
Cindy and Louis Cohen
Duane and Justine Coleman
EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART
William and Joanne Cook
Miguel Corona
Javier Cotera
Connie Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Creighton
Barbara and Billy Crews
Elvia I. Cruz
Chris and Michelle Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Currey
Ray and Ella June Daily
Fred and Pat Dalbin
William and Maggi Davidson
Pete and Phyllis Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dawes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Deaner
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deckert
Marco and Araceli Del Valle
Ceci DeMarte
Socorro and Bert Diamondstein
Mr. and Mrs. David Dick
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dick III
Scott J. Donovan and
Joseph Calderon
Jan Wisbrun Dreher
Buddy and Lorelei Dunn
Linda East
Andy and Ivonne Eby
Herbert and Brenda Ehrlich
Beth and Richard Elkin
Steve, Sandra, Eric,
and Mark Enders
Carlos I. Enriquez
James and Diana Erickson
Hector Erives
Jerry and Zulia Esparza
Dr. and Mrs. Feliberti
Teresa Fernandez
Naomi Fertman and Jesse Kapenga
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Feuille
Gabriela Flores
Suzanne Fogel
Bernice Fournier
Larry and Marilyn Francis
Michael and Isabel Fushille
Jamie Gallagher
Tim and Patti Gallegly
Anya Garcia-Krupski
Margarita Gayou
Cristiana Gemoets
Risher and Bob Gilbert
Carol Gilcrease
Jerry Gilmer
Violet Gilson
Joy Goldbaum
Alfredo Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Butch Gore
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gore
Pat and Susie Gorman
Susan Groover
Dr. Ian Guerra and Valerie Bouche
Alicia Guerrero
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gurnsky
Elizabeth Gutierrez
and Donald Kurtz
Sharon Gutierrez
Cathy Banda and Jorge Guzman
Laura Guzman
Ms. Helen S. Hackett
Andy Haddad
Deborah Haddock
Chuck Harre
George and Cindy Harrington
Winfrey Hearst and John Greenfield
Kyle and Tres Hendrix
David Henner
Karen Herman and Randy Goldstein
Onice Herrera
Phillip Himelstein
Nathan and Janice Hirschi
Kim and Douglas Hoffman
Carleigh Homsi
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Houghton
Mary Ellen Hunner
Mike and Lori Hutson
Margaret and Carl Jackson
Kent and Sallie Jacobs
Joyce Jaffee
Clara and Marco Jimenez
Alvin Johnson
Patricia Johnson
Renard Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley L. Jones
Stephen and Marylee Jurecky
Carol Kelley
Henry and Madelaine Kelly
Linda and John Kemp
John R. Kocian
Joan and Kenneth Korn
Jerry and Nancy Kurtyka
Doug and Jessica Kurtz
David L. La Barre
Wendy Lanski
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lauterbach
Frances Lavery
Randy Limbird
Joe and Lily Limon
Juan Lopez
Robert and Elizabeth
Lopez-Kinney Family
Rosalinda Lozano
Steve Lutz
Lyndon and Randee Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin
Julia and Pedro Martin
Cathy Martinez
Oscar and Virginia Martinez
Charlie and Candy Mayer
Chester and Charlotte McDonald
Jill McDonald
Darrell McGahhey
Michael McGlone
Kathryn Parr McKay
Hilda Mejorado
Dolores Mendez
Eugenio and Cecilia Mesta
Brian and Liz Metzger
Giselher Meyer
Mary Helen and Art Duval Michals
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Michel
James and Joanne Mihalick
Carol Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Minjarez
Sue Minor
Jon’l and Gilbert Miranda
Bita and John Mobbs
Whitney Mohrhauser
Mr. and Mrs. Julio Mondarres
Marina and Paul Ro Monsisvais
Rafaela Montenegro
Ana Montes
Michael and Lidia Montes
Veronica Montes
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mooney
Allice C. Moore
Robert Moore and Kate Gannon
Allison and Martin Morgades
Helen and Jerry Moser
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Munsterman
Vivian Murrell
Ana Rosa M. Navarro
Margie Nelson
David and Cygne Nemir
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Norwich
Robert and Jeanne Novotny
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Odom
Shawn and Debra O’Neal
Marcela Ortega-Walker
Isela Ocegueda
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer
Humberto and Sac-Nicthe Ortiz
Yolanda and Jennifer Parada
Hugo Parrao
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parsons
Elsa Pasanen and David Wright
Becky Pasillas
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Patton
Jesus Payan
Robert Pearson
Minnie Pena
Lillian and Robert Peterson
Betty Jean Phillips
Joao Pinto
Christy Ponce
Jose Ponce and Family
Herb Price and Shelly Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Quinn
James Rabb
Armida and Salvador Ramirez
Kimberly Ramirez
Raul and Terry Ramirez
David and Donna Rea
Janae Reneaud-Field
Emilio Reyes
John and Katie Rindt
Joe Roberts
Custodio Rodriguez
Eduardo and Maria Rodriguez
Manny and Lupita Rodriguez
Raquel Rojo
Jim Rolph
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Macintosh Murchison Fund
Museum Members Guild
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Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rogers
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Please note that the cut-off date for memberships and donations for this publication was November 15th, 2013. Payments received or processed after this date will be reflected in the spring 2014 issue scheduled for June.
If we’ve missed your name or company, please call the Development Department at (915) 532-1707 x 13 so that we may correct our records. Please accept our sincere apologies.
We will ensure that you are listed in the next issue of Members’ Update.
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