Phase I HVAC renovation is complete; select galleries on the 2nd floor are open. Stay tuned for the Phase II reopening of American, European (Kress), and Latin American collection galleries
Phase I HVAC renovation is complete; select galleries on the 2nd floor are open. Stay tuned for the Phase II reopening of American, European (Kress), and Latin American collection galleries
During WW2, Hollywood played an important role in war propaganda as it produced a great deal of movies that encompassed the unity of our country and influenced public opinion on the war. Join the El Paso Museum of Art a we showcase war movies and highlight the underrepresented role that women, Hispanics and African Americans had on the World War 2.
Film Schedule:
1-5 PM
1PM: Why We Fight: War Comes to America, 1945 (80th anniversary)
3PM: The Battle of Midway, 1942 (John Ford); Memphis Belle: A story of a Flying Fortress, 1944 (William Wyler)
1- 5 PM
1PM: The Negro Soldier, 1944 (Stuart Heisler); The Battle of San Pietro, 1945 (John Hutson)
3PM: The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter, 1980
In partnership with The El Paso Community foundation Plaza Classic Film Festival