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7220 North Mesa
El Paso, TX

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7220 North Mesa
El Paso, TX

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Tiempo:Every Wednesday: At 8:00 Pm

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10453 Springwood (Off Yarborough)
El Paso, TX

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Group Name: El Paso G.A.

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El Paso, TX

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Group Name: Wednesday Knights SAA Study Group

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2 Civic Center Plaza
El Paso, TX

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Exhibit Title: “Romancing El Paso”, a One Woman Show by Artist Maritza JáureguiPlace: At The City Hall, Community Exhibition Space (formerly “People’s Gallery”)Address: 2 Civic Center Plaza, 1st Floor of City Hall, El Paso, TX 79901Exhibit Dates: June 1st to June 27th, 2012Opening Reception: June 7th, from 4:00pm to 6:00pmSponsored by: The City of El Paso, Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, Artist Incubator ProgramArtist website: http://www.maritzajauregui.comWhy “Romancing El Paso” ? Even though, I’ve shown my artwork at many galleries, and at local, regional and International competitions, this exhibit is a significant step in my career as an Artist, as this is my very first solo exhibit in El Paso, and it is thanks to the support of The City of El Paso and the Museums and Cultural Affairs Department (MCAD) that I was able to dedicate the time to this project for the last six months, making the dream of a “one woman show” a reality. The works on this exhibit reflect my love to this City that has offered me a home. I was raised in Veracruz, Mexico, but ’ve lived in El Paso for the last 16 years, and El Paso is home for me, what a better way to say “Thanks El Paso”, than to paint the many beautiful scenes that make of this land a great place to visit and to live in! What makes this exhibit different? I believe that anything where you put your heart on, should make a difference. While I’ve painted most of my life surreal subjects, I’ve been more conservative this time, which shows a different side to me. It was a challenge to complete this set of paintings in only six months, as that is usually the time it takes me to normally paint just ONE piece, however, loved the challenge. Last year I painted a lamp post for Hospice El Paso, two years ago I participated in the First Plein Air Competiton in Las Cruces, three years ago I did Chalk the Block, and I’ve illustrated six books in the last two years. I feel that I’ve grown much more in trying new things th