Art Masters of El Paso

01/19/2024

ELEMETS
January 25th 6-10pm
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A solo show by one of our gallery artist here at Art Masters, stop by and enjoy his latest work and support your fellow local artist ✨️

01/12/2024

Hauntingly Beautiful Woman on a floating frame. ❤️✨️

01/10/2024

Some amazing artifacts along with Tom Lea art () El Domador and an original Tom Lea n**e painting.

We have many artwork from local and international artists, you can stop by from Monday-Friday 9am- 6pm Saturdays 11am-3pm. We will gladly help you with any inquiries ✨️

01/05/2024

Digital piece printed on canvas by

Jorge Guzman, The Integrolist! His inspiration integrates his passions Art, Music, and Technology.

"Envisioning the multiple magical ways in which these fields relate to each other inspires me to bring them from concepts to the tangible realms to share them with all."

01/02/2024

We hope everyone is having a wonderful start to 2024, and we hope to see you soon! ✨️

01/01/2024

Felicidades!

El Paso Inc.'s 2023 Award goes to El Paso artist Gaspar Enríquez. The world renowned artist who grew up in the Segundo Barrio has touched generations of disadvantaged youths and artists through his teaching and mentorship. His artwork, which has been displayed all over the country, from El Paso to the Smithsonian, is heavily inspired by the Mexican American symbolism and culture of Chicanismo. Through his work, he hopes to bring attention to the injustices faced by Mexican Americans and other minority groups in the United States. Along the way, he has also brought life to San Elizario in the Mission Valley.

Presented by WestStar. Gold sponsor HUB; Silver sponsor University Medical Center of El Paso.

To learn more about Gaspar Enríquez and his impact on the region visit elpasoinc.com

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas 🎄

From Art Masters of El Paso, may today and always be filled with many blessings ✨️

12/22/2023

Very speacial order!

Thank you for allowing and trusting Art Masters to encapsulate such memory.

We will be open if you are looking for any last minute gifts stop by at Art Masters of El Paso, we have many local and international artists ready to be gifted ✨️

12/20/2023

Finger painted portraits, and watercolor bulls.

Check out Paola's work at Art Masters, and many other local artist work. Ah! And dont forget to Christmas shop with us to support small business and local artist ✨️

12/14/2023

Artist Spotlight ✨

We thank Skuishi for her dedication to printmaking and the arts around the community!

Susan Ely Gonzalez, "Skuishi" graduated from The University of Texas at El Paso with a Bachelor's in Art with a Double concentration in Printmaking and Graphic Design and a Minor in Museum Art Studies. Her career is primarily focused on printmaking. She has been in the art culture for over ten years. Skuishi's works have been inspired differently throughout the years. She mainly enjoys creating series about Mexican holidays, traditional Mexican Folkloric dances, personal experiences, dreams, and observations. Her works have been in many shows locally, nationally, and internationally.

"Skuishi Press is my printmaking studio at home where I can continue creating my works of art and inspire others to follow their dreams, create art, represent the borderland community, represent their culture, and, most importantly, a way to express themselves."

12/12/2023

Artist Spotlight ✨️



Learn more about the artist!
Diane Vera-Ureño received both her Bachelor’s and Master’s in Art Education with an emphasis in Printmaking at the University of Texas at El Paso. Upon finishing her bachelor’s, she worked at the El Paso Museum of Art. Working in the museum sparked her 14 year career teaching high school art while balancing her art pursuits. As an art teacher Diane has mentored her students through many accolades including guiding her students to be awarded Gold Keys at the New Mexico Scholastic Art Awards and Gold Seals at the Texa Visual Arts Scholastic Event. While teaching she has worked to maintain her art career. Her artwork has been supported through various programs such as the Artist’s Incubator Program, funded by the Museum Cultural Affairs Division, the Cald Collective, a grassroots artist funding organization, and the Green Hope Project. Her portfolio focus has been primarily printmaking but has grown from mural painting to ceramics. Through the Green Hope Project’s Racial Harmony call for art she was selected to paint a mural on the United States-Mexico border in her hometown of El Paso, Texas. This past year, Ms. Vera-Ureno received the place of Honorable Mention in Silver City’s Southwest Print Fiesta and was recently selected to display a work in the Silver City CLAY festival. Diane enjoys creating her work through investigation and she has discovered a pull to community and social artwork. She vacillates between pure mark making and the discovery of stories. The questions she aims to discover through her work are, how does one become who they are and how do you tell their story through mark making? These are questions she seeks to answer in her work through printmaking, painting, and ceramics. As she progresses in her career, she enjoys the balance of being a part of different worlds, ink, paint, clay.

12/12/2023

Artist Spotlight



Learn more about the artist!
Diane Vera-Ureño received both her Bachelor’s and Master’s in Art Education with an emphasis in Printmaking at the University of Texas at El Paso. Upon finishing her bachelor’s, she worked at the El Paso Museum of Art. Working in the museum sparked her 14 year career teaching high school art while balancing her art pursuits. As an art teacher Diane has mentored her students through many accolades including guiding her students to be awarded Gold Keys at the New Mexico Scholastic Art Awards and Gold Seals at the Texa Visual Arts Scholastic Event. While teaching she has worked to maintain her art career. Her artwork has been supported through various programs such as the Artist’s Incubator Program, funded by the Museum Cultural Affairs Division, the Cald Collective, a grassroots artist funding organization, and the Green Hope Project. Her portfolio focus has been primarily printmaking but has grown from mural painting to ceramics. Through the Green Hope Project’s Racial Harmony call for art she was selected to paint a mural on the United States-Mexico border in her hometown of El Paso, Texas. This past year, Ms. Vera-Ureno received the place of Honorable Mention in Silver City’s Southwest Print Fiesta and was recently selected to display a work in the Silver City CLAY festival. Diane enjoys creating her work through investigation and she has discovered a pull to community and social artwork. She vacillates between pure mark making and the discovery of stories. The questions she aims to discover through her work are, how does one become who they are and how do you tell their story through mark making? These are questions she seeks to answer in her work through printmaking, painting, and ceramics. As she progresses in her career, she enjoys the balance of being a part of different worlds, ink, paint, clay.