The Braulio Martín Hernández House of Culture, in El Paso, hosted yesterday the inauguration of the Collective Exhibition. This exhibition is part of the program for the Festivities in honor of Our Lady the Virgin of El Pino and brings together the work of 22 local artists this edition. The exhibition presents a diverse range of styles and techniques, including works in watercolor, oil, and pen drawing.
The artistic collective includes Graciela Hernández, Ruth Camacho, Joanna Martín Felipe, Lidia Mª Hernández, Juan Herrera, Gilberto González, Alexis González, Juana Lucía Felipe Fernández, María Angustias García, Gloria Esther Carmona, Carmen Rosa González, Eumelia Rocha Rodríguez, Mercedes Moraga, Carmen Gloria Arzola, Loli Hernández García, Rosario Méndez, Javier Méndez Ibargoyen, Miguel Taño Rodríguez, José Norberto Barreto Díaz, Laura Pérez Rodríguez, Manolo Villalba, and Santiago González.
The mayor of El Paso, Eloy Martín, and the Councilor for Culture, Irinova Hernández, expressed their recognition to the twenty-two participants. Both highlighted the importance of continuing to generate spaces for artistic creation within the programming of the Fiestas del Pino.
“"Our artists are a clear reflection of the great talent and the cultural and artistic heritage of El Paso. This exhibition allows us to approach different perspectives and forms of expression, with experience and new generations sharing space and enriching our festivities."
The City Council invites residents and visitors to visit the Braulio Martín Hernández House of Culture to enjoy this artistic proposal, which values local talent and offers the public the opportunity to get to know different techniques and forms of expression up close.
The exhibition can be visited until Thursday, September 3rd, at Room 3 of the Braulio Martín Hernández House of Culture. Visiting hours are from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM and from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM.
