by Ana maria Rangel | Oct 11, 2024 | The City
Story and Photography by Annabella Mires Some people need a creative outlet to let their imagination run wild and create something meaningful. For Andy Lozano, there are four outlets. From sketchbook and mannequin to recipes and cake, from imagination to...
by Ana maria Rangel | Oct 11, 2024 | The City
ByNicole DeRouen Photography byKatherine Kocian There is nothing better than a great meal, ads El Paso catering company and restaurant – The Culinary Studio – knows that better than anyone. Last month, The Culinary Studio opened the doors of its new location to the...
by Ana maria Rangel | Oct 11, 2024 | The City
ByYoali Rodriguez Editorial Photography by Annabella Mireles Additional Photography courtesy of Studio Siglio Fashion is the language of representation, freedom and expression that craves the warmth of community. Understanding the tongue, University of Texas at...
by Ana maria Rangel | Oct 11, 2024 | The City
By Nicole DeRouen Sergio Troncoso has become a household name in the field of literature. His many books and stories focus on the border region and its inhabitants. Born on the east side of El Paso by Ysleta, Troncoso attended Ysleta High School and often...
by Ana maria Rangel | Oct 11, 2024 | The City
ByVic Poulos Wine has appeared in art for centuries. But from its inception, winemaking has been thought of as both art and science. We all hear that medicine is both a science and an art. But winemaking? Wine is a unique combination of both art and science –...
by Ana maria Rangel | Oct 11, 2024 | The City
ByErin Coulehan Images courtesyWare Portraits In a city as vibrant and culturally rich as El Paso, it’s no surprise that local artist Eric Ware, the talent behind Ware Portraits, is making waves by combining traditional art forms with modern creativity. What...
