From the UTEP Rubin Center: "Please save the date for the opening of our 2024 - 2025 exhibition Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue,…

08.29.24 | 04.12.25

A solo exhibition featuring work by Brian Maguire. "Scenes of Absence is an exploration of both violence and the drug trade based in part on…

09.26.19 | 12.13.19

"Total Collapse: Clay in the Contemporary Past presents a group of artists/collaboratives who present diverse and experimental developments in the field of contemporary ceramics."

09.25.19 | 12.13.19

An exhibition featuring works of art and design created by undergraduate students enrolled in the Department of Art during the 2017 – 2018 academic year. All…

05.04.18 | 08.10.18

A biennial exhibition by faculty members of the UTEP Department of Art examining the 'creative life' of the working artist. The show feature multimedia works including ceramics,…

03.16.16 | 04.23.16

Alejandro Almanza Pereda uses sculptural and architectural techniques to create objects and installations that force the viewer to confront precarious situations. INDEX is the central…

10.09.14 | 12.19.14

The Annual Juried UTEP Student Art Exhibition is back, showcasing works of art and design created by undergraduate students. The 2011 jurors both come from…

04.07.11 | 05.07.11

In Lines of Division multi-media artist Enrique Jezik addresses five political borders of conflict: Mexico/USA, Argentina/Paraguay/Brazil, Israel/Palestine, North/South Korea, Afghanistan/Pakistan. Jezik will “draw” these borders…

01.27.11 | 03.26.11

Different Tempers explores the distinctions and commonalities between jewelry and blacksmithing. The exhibition includes forty objects by fourteen national artists, whose work spans from spanning…

01.27.11 | 03.26.11

The exhibition Revolutionary Imaginary: The Death of Videoman, by Mexico City artist Fernando Llanos opens at the Rubin Center November 20th. For nearly a decade,…

11.20.10 | 02.12.11

Matthew Drutt, Executive Director of Artpace in San Antonio, offers a presentation about the billboards by Gonzalez-Torres (1957-1996) that are currently on view in El…

09.11.10 | 12.31.10

The Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts features seven contemporary artists from Mexico City using new media in the exhibition Contra Flujo:…

10.27.10 | 12.11.10

The Rubin Center presents the ceramic sculpture of SunKoo Yuh in the new exhibition Seasons that is currently on view. Yuh's exhibition is composed of…

04.15.10 | 08.07.10

Up Against the Wall: Posters of Social Protest is an invitational exhibition co-curated by Rubin Center director Kate Bonansinga and University of Texas at El…

04.15.10 | 08.07.10

Solidarity and Struggle: the Politics of Graphic Design in Mexico during and after the Revolution complements the exhibition Up Against the Wall: Posters of Social…

04.15.10 | 08.07.10

The Juried UTEP Student Poster Competition features posters about social and political concerns made by UTEP Graphic Design students. The work created for this exhibition…

07.13.10 | 08.07.10

David Lewis is the associate professor of Art History at Stephen F. Austin State University and has been selected as the Fine Arts Juror for…

03.25.10 | 04.16.10

Artworks by each of the 28 members of the UTEP studio art faculty were selected for thisexhibition based on recommendations by Dana Friis-Hansen, Executive Director…

01.21.10 | 02.27.10

As featured in our Fall Preview: "Snagged continues UTEP's tradition of mounting interesting architecture shows, but it marks the first time they've brought landscape architects…

10.08.09 | 12.12.09

Performance works involving the antithesis of Abstract Expressionism, as well as self-inflicted pain. Venezuelan-born Verdu is a UTEP grad currently living in Barthelona.

10.08.09 | 12.12.09

"In 2008 the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts honored the 20th anniversary of the Warhol Foundation by making substantial gifts of Warhol’s photographic…

10.08.09 | 12.12.09

Too large to be contained in one space, The Disappeared will fill not only the Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts, but…

09.09.09 | 09.11.09

Check out examples of painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, metals, and graphic design by this year's undergrads. The exhibit was jurried by Joe Arredondo, Director of…

04.09.09 | 05.09.09

Equilibrium was originally curated by Kate Bonansinga and Rachelle Thiewes for Metalsmith Magazine's 2008 annual "Exhibition in Print." The show focused on how art alters…

03.05.09 | 03.21.09

"Claiming Space introduces several visual artists of Mexican descent now living in U.S. cities as examples of how urban dwellers claim, mark and record their…

09.04.08 | 12.13.08

Modernism for the Borderland: The Mid-Century Houses of Robert Garland and David Hilles

08.14.08 | 10.11.08

The Rubin Center presents three textile-based shows; Unknitting: Challenging Textile Traditions, In the Weave: Bhutanese Textiles and National Identity, and Mónica Bengoa, The Third Lie:…

04.10.08 | 08.02.08

"Anna Jaquez incorporates her experiences as a woman, a mother, and a Mexican-American living along the border in her artwork. Her sculptures rely heavily on…

03.05.08 | 04.05.08

    Models, drawings, photographs, and film studies depict architect William Helm's theoretical project based in Chaparral, New Mexico. Also on exhibit is work by UTEP…

01.24.08 | 03.22.08

Aerial views of Latin America, via the National Geographic Society. Nice!

09.06.07 | 12.15.07

Back on tour Sirens' Song makes its last stop in El Paso! If you have not had a chnace to see the show this is…

10.11.07 | 12.15.07

SIMPARCH is an artist collective formed in Las Cruces in 1996 by artists Matt Lynch and Steven Badgett. These guys have recently been in the…

01.12.07 | 03.24.07

Read more about this traveling show from Lubbock!

01.01.70 | 03.24.07