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Selected Artists Revealed for 2026 Border Biennial Exhibition

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The El Paso Museum of Art, in collaboration with Museo de Arte de Ciudad Juarez, has unveiled the list of artists who will participate in the upcoming 2026 Border Biennial. This significant cultural event is set to commence in September, highlighting the artistic contributions from both sides of the border. The biennial aims to foster cross-border dialogue and showcase the diverse artistic expressions within the region. Residents and art enthusiasts should mark their calendars for this important exhibition.

Key Details: • Border Biennial exhibition opens in September 2026 • Collaboration between El Paso Museum of Art and Museo de Arte de Ciudad Juarez • Focus on cross-border artistic dialogue and diversity

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