Second Floor galleries are temporarily closed as our HVAC system undergoes a major upgrade. Kress, American Art, Contemporary Art, and Latin American Art collections will remain off view until the upgrade is complete. Thank you for your patience!
Second Floor galleries are temporarily closed as our HVAC system undergoes a major upgrade. Kress, American Art, Contemporary Art, and Latin American Art collections will remain off view until the upgrade is complete. Thank you for your patience!
Hilda Moodoo (Pitjantjatjara) and Kunmanara Queama (Pitjantjatjara), Destruction I, 2002, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 46.85 x 38.66 x 1.18 in. Art Gallery of South Australia, Santos Fund for Aboriginal Art 2002. Copyright: Courtesy of the artists.
In partnership with Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, the El Paso Museum of Art invites audiences to a screening of the new film OPPENHEIMER written and directed by Christopher Nolan. This event is an accompanying program for the exhibition, Exposure: Native Art and Political Ecology, which showcases the work of indigenous artists who explore the long-term effects of nuclear weapons and power around the world.
The exhibition and film present two opposing viewpoints on the development of nuclear weapons. Claudia Preza, Assistant Curator, will give a brief introduction to the film, providing context and background on the consequences of radiation exposure on a personal and humanitarian level.
Limited free tickets are available for current EPMA Members. To secure your ticket, please contact the Membership Office via phone (915) 212-3053 or email EPMAmember@elpasotexas.gov.
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Visit Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Montecillo to view the trailer or purchase tickets.