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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211031
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595508290
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211103
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595510339
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211104
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595511364
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211105
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595512389
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211106
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595514438
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211107
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595515463
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211110
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211111
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595518537
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211112
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595519562
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211113
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595520587
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211114
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595522636
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211117
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595523661
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211118
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595525710
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211119
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595526735
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211120
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595527760
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211121
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595528785
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211124
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595530834
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211125
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595531859
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211126
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595533908
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211127
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595534933
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211128
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595535958
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211201
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595536983
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211202
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595538008
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211203
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595540057
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211204
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595541082
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211205
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595542107
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211208
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595543132
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211209
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595544157
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211210
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595546206
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211211
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595547231
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211212
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595548256
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211215
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595550305
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211216
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595551330
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211217
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595552355
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211218
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595554404
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211219
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595555429
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211222
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595556454
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211223
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595558503
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211224
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595559528
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211225
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595560553
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211226
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595561578
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211229
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595562603
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211230
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595564652
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211231
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595565677
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220101
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595566702
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220102
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595567727
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220105
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595568752
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220106
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595570801
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220107
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595571826
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220108
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595573875
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220109
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595574900
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220112
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595575925
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220113
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595577974
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220114
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595578999
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220115
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T080139Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37945595580024
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220116
DESCRIPTION:Luis Jiménez lived most of his life in the American Southwest.
  Born in 1940 and raised in El Paso\, Texas\, he later settled in New Mexi
 co\, where he died in 2006. This area of the U.S.\, so near the border wit
 h Mexico\, helped shape Jiménez’s artistic vision and his unique rasqua
 che – or “underdog”– flair. Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s South
 west explores his insightful and critical perspective on this region by fo
 cusing on key themes in his art: the history of western expansion and its 
 lasting impact on Indigenous populations along the borderlands\; the beaut
 y and diversity of the local wildlife\; and the vibrant contributions that
  immigrants and well-established Mexican Americans have made to the Southw
 est. Anchored by a selection of the Blanton’s extraordinary holdings of 
 Jiménez works\, this show seeks to celebrate the prominent Mexican Americ
 an artist and recognize the enduring relevance of his artistic legacy.
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Border Vision: Luis Jiménez’s Southwest 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/border_vision_luis_jimenezs
 _southwest
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR