In his exhibit, composites-my eyes tear in the sun, Eric Santoscoy-Mckillip explores the relationship between space, time, memory, and place through work rooted in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands.

El Otro Muralismo: Historical and Contemporary Sign Painting in El Paso and Ciudad Juárez is an exhibit exploring the traditions and artistry that surround sign painting in the Paso del Norte region.

The International Museum of Art invites you to help create the Window to the World Singing Tree Mural. People of all ages can paint or draw images which will be added to the mural.

Alexandra Urbina is a Mexican-American painter and Art Historian. She views painting as a tool for meditation on the ephemerality of life, creating works that explore the unreliability of memory.

Andres Payan Estrada is the Director and Senior Curator at the Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts at UTEP. Previously, he was curator at Craft Contemporary in Los Angeles.

Artist Carmen Navar has a solo art show opening August 13 at Rejuvene Med Spa. Now in her late 70s, Carmen is all about inspiriting others in their golden years to grow and flourish as artists.

Louie Salazar is an artist from El Paso, whose artistic journey is rooted in being born and raised on the border. He currently has an exhibit at LUP Gallery titled Ideas from Cuartitos.

Cassius Casillas is the author of a children’s book titled Blue Bear and The Loose Thread. The book deals with themes of mental health and community which parents can use in talking to their kids.

Justin Favela has created a large-scale mural titled Southwest at the MACC, in response to the Tom Lea mural that once graced the exact same wall...this time with a cartoneria twist.

The El Paso Print Pachanga will take place from July 15 through August 1, 2026 and features various printmaking events and programming.