03 12 / 2022
^@gustavo_arellano: The most BEAUTIFUL #virgendeguadalupe display outside of #tepeyac is back up! Faith at its most personal and creative —may She listen to our prayers. Somewhere in #santaaana…
#mexicanwithglasses #reconquista #desmadre #laguadalupana #lamorenita #tonantzin #coatlicue #lavirgendeguadalupe #lavirgencita #santaanalookslikethis #virginofguadalupe #virginmary #catholic #guadalupe #guadalupegram
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01 12 / 2022
Repost from @laloalcaraz1: The Wallo of Lalo has been restocked, come to Uptown Whittier at Casita Del Pueblo and check it out, lots of great art not just in my corner, but in the whole store! Give the gift of Art this Xmas! Support living artists, the dead ones don’t have bills!!
09 10 / 2022
Housing Opportunity Management Enterprises’ (HOME) held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday for the Nuestra Señora community.
The new housing development located at 415 Montana Ave. will house 80 families.
“Nuestra Señora is a community based on hope and people that find themselves needing affordable housing are looking for that hope, they are looking for that place to call home where they have that security and that’s what it means,” Gerald Cichon, CEO of HOME.
New affordable housing development coming to downtown El Paso by Fallon Fischer, October 5, 2022
02 9 / 2022
^@sunset_heights_el_paso_tx: Sunset was one of the first neighborhoods in the country to have fiber optic cables in the infrastructure. Shout out to Chris Webb. He once lived here. Pretty cool for driving us to Thunderbird Lanes back in the day. That was like 1993.
31 8 / 2022
Repost from @ramon_n00dles:
Virgen de Guadalupe
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#mural #muralart #mosaic #virgindeguadalupe #potd #views #photography #satx #guadalupecultureartscenter #sanantonio #downtownsatx
17 8 / 2022
Repost from @rocketbusterboots: For those of you that have never been to El Paso the Virgin Guadalupe is everywhere …she is part of our town #customdesign #virginguadalupe #customboots for @hermanosgutierrezmusic
04 9 / 2021
Yolanda López, an artist acclaimed for her reimagined paintings of the Virgen de Guadalupe as well as her early work in political posters, died of cancer this morning at her home on San Jose Avenue. She was 79 years old.
Her son, the artist Rio Yáñez, said his mother died peacefully. López had been in hospice care at her home for more than a month, tended to by fellow artists, friends and her son. Often, she was animated and propped up with pillows, and would recount stories from her past.