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Jesse Trevino’s Spirit of Healing

Jesse Trevino’s Spirit of Healing

The cover art of this week’s issue is part of Jesse Trevino’s monumental mural, the “Spirit of Healing,” a mosaic tile masterpiece constructed on eight floors of Christus Santa Rosa Hospital. Jesse Trevino, one of America’s premier Latino artists, grew up in the...
The Birth of Borderland Folklore

The Birth of Borderland Folklore

Born in 1915, Americo Paredes, rose to become the founder of Mexican American Folklore in America and creator of Mexican American Studies in Texas. In 1937, Paredes published his first poems in La Prensa of San Antonio. Paredes, a native of Brownsville, studied at the...
Paola Delfin

Paola Delfin

Paola Delfin, the cover artist for this issue, was born and raised in Mexico City. She grew up admiring the vibrant murals of great Mexican masters such as Diego Rivera and Jose Clemente Orozco. As a child Delfin was constantly drawing and making sketches on small...
Armando Sanchez

Armando Sanchez

Armando Sanchez is not a famous artist, but his art has been purchased by famous people— such as Mick Jagger and Maya Angelou. He met these personalities when he had an art gallery and studio at the San Antonio Market Square next door to Mi Tierra Restaurant where the...
Fiesta Past and Present

Fiesta Past and Present

Fiesta begins this week. San Antonio’s famed Fiesta is not for the timid or weak of heart. Over 11 days the parades, social events, and just plain party time start early and last until the middle of the night. I grew up in San Antonio and I know several of the...