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KTSM•Dec 30

Renowned Spanish Artist of Infamous Jesus Fresco Passes Away at 94

The art world mourns the loss of a notable Spanish artist, who gained international fame for a botched fresco of Jesus that went viral. The artist, known for their unique style and contributions to contemporary art, passed away at the age of 94. Their work sparked discussions about art preservation and the intersection of tradition and modernity. This incident not only highlighted the artist's career but also brought attention to the challenges faced by art restorers. The artist's legacy will continue to influence future generations and provoke thought on artistic expression.

Community art obituary
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KTSM•Dec 30

Organ Mountain High School Student Earns 3D Art Recognition

Sarai Martinez, a talented student from Organ Mountain High School, received accolades from the Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education for her impressive 3D art piece. Her award-winning work features a clay sculpture of a home encased in a heart-shaped design, showcasing her creativity and skill. This recognition highlights the importance of supporting artistic endeavors in local schools and encourages other students to pursue their artistic passions.

Education education las-cruces
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KVIA•Dec 26

From Graffiti to Luxury: JR Transforms Train Carriage into Art

Artist JR, known for his street art and photography, has taken his passion for trains to new heights with the creation of 'L’Observatoire,' a lavishly renovated train carriage. Unveiled at the 2024 Venice Art Biennale, this opulent suite is part of the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, with stays starting at $80,000 per night. The carriage features luxurious amenities including a bedroom, lounge, and hidden surprises for guests. JR collaborated with skilled artisans across Europe to ensure every detail reflects his artistic vision. While the carriage has been in use since March, many hidden features remain undiscovered, making it a unique experience for travelers. JR emphasizes that the true luxury lies in the time spent on the train, encouraging people to dream about such extraordinary experiences.

Community travel art
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KVIA•Dec 26

From Graffiti to Luxury: JR Transforms Historic Train Carriage

Artist JR, known for his street art and photography, has redefined luxury travel with his latest project, 'L’Observatoire,' a lavishly redesigned train carriage for the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express. Debuting at the Venice Art Biennale in 2024, this opulent suite features unique amenities, including a high-sided bathtub and a circular library, and is priced at $80,000 for a one-night stay. JR collaborated with artisans across Europe to create a permanent artwork that reflects his artistic journey, embedding hidden surprises throughout the carriage. Although the carriage has been operational since March, JR continues to cherish the experience of travel and the dreams associated with such luxury.

Community travel art
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KTSM•Dec 25

El Paso Museum of Archaeology Invites Local Photographers for New Exhibit

The El Paso Museum of Archaeology is calling for photo submissions for its upcoming exhibition titled 'Colors of the Desert/Colores del Desierto.' This exhibition aims to showcase the unique beauty of the Chihuahuan Desert, encouraging photographers to capture its vibrant landscapes and unexpected charm. This initiative not only highlights local talent but also promotes appreciation for the region's natural beauty. Interested photographers should prepare their submissions to contribute to this artistic celebration.

Community photography art
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KVIA•Dec 24

El Paso Students Shine in Annual Holiday Card Contest Celebrating Local Culture

The El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) is celebrating creativity this holiday season with its 35th Annual Holiday Card Contest. Students from elementary to high school submitted their artwork, with El Paso High School sophomore Rose Macias winning the high school category for her piece titled 'Frosty 915,' which highlights local Chicano culture. Other winners include Dayana Echavarria from Navarrete Middle School and Orlando Quinonez III from Tinajero PK–8 School. Their artwork will be featured in EPISD's holiday greetings and displayed at the Fine Arts Gallery until January, showcasing the talent of young artists in the community.

Community holiday community
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KTSM•Dec 20

Plaza Hotel Launches Exhibit Featuring Tom Lea's Iconic Illustrations

The Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park in Downtown El Paso is set to showcase over 20 illustrations by renowned local artist Tom Lea. The exhibit opens this Saturday, featuring artwork from Lea that accompanied Carl Hertzog's 1962 book, 'Forty.' This event highlights the cultural significance of Lea's work and offers residents a chance to engage with El Paso's artistic heritage. Attendees can explore the exhibition at the hotel located at 106 W. Mills Ave.

Community art exhibition
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