Antonio Castro: Visions of a Borderland, explores Castro’s figurative painting, which is characterized by religious and mythological imagery as well as autobiographical elements and personal symbols. It also features materials related to his process and some of the many illustrations he made for El Paso’s longtime department store The Popular and for books, many of which have been about the region and for children, and published locally by Cinco Puntos Press. Together the paintings, illustrations, books, and materials in this exhibition suggest Castro’s skill as a draftsman and his vision of life and culture in El Paso/Juárez.
In celebration of the exhibition, join artist Antonio Castro and graphic designer Antonio Castro Jr., Associate Professor, University of Texas at El Paso, in an exclusive lunch and Art Talk as they discuss the artist’s legacy and exhibition.
Members’ Exclusive Lunch with the Artist: 12 pm
Art Talk: 1 pm (Open to Members and Not-Yet-Members)
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Support for this exhibition is provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services in celebration of the El Paso Museum of Art receiving the 2018 National Medal, and by Texas Commission on the Arts.
