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Insights Lecture on Jesús Moroles by Adair Margo

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Photo Courtesy of The UMLAUF Sculpture Garden and Museum

Jesús Moroles moved people through massive displays of granite - chiseled and smoothed to perfection. And equally people were touched by his tremendous generosity, energy, enthusiasm, and boundless energy. His untimely death in June 2015 sent shock waves of sadness through the art world. With the help of the Moroles Studio in Rockport, Texas, the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum is honored to present his work in the exhibition, Jesus Moroles: A Tribute,  running through March 13, featuring sculpture, drawings, and models which Moroles used to create his work.

Adair Margo was the Chairman of the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities from 2001-2008, where she worked with Honorary Chairman Laura Bush. She ran the Adair Margo Gallery for 25 years. The Gallery exhibited over 400 artists from twelve countries. She specialized in artists of El Paso and the Southwest, placing their work in national museums and collections, including embassies worldwide and the Oval Office of the White House. She is currently the President of the Tom Lea Institute.

Jesús Moroles moved people through massive displays of granite - chiseled and smoothed to perfection. And equally people were touched by his tremendous generosity, energy, enthusiasm, and boundless energy. His untimely death in June 2015 sent shock waves of sadness through the art world. With the help of the Moroles Studio in Rockport, Texas, the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum is honored to present his work in the exhibition, Jesus Moroles: A Tribute, running through March 13, featuring sculpture, drawings, and models which Moroles used to create his work.

Adair Margo was the Chairman of the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities from 2001-2008, where she worked with Honorary Chairman Laura Bush. She ran the Adair Margo Gallery for 25 years. The Gallery exhibited over 400 artists from twelve countries. She specialized in artists of El Paso and the Southwest, placing their work in national museums and collections, including embassies worldwide and the Oval Office of the White House. She is currently the President of the Tom Lea Institute.

Jesús Moroles moved people through massive displays of granite - chiseled and smoothed to perfection. And equally people were touched by his tremendous generosity, energy, enthusiasm, and boundless energy. His untimely death in June 2015 sent shock waves of sadness through the art world. With the help of the Moroles Studio in Rockport, Texas, the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum is honored to present his work in the exhibition, Jesus Moroles: A Tribute, running through March 13, featuring sculpture, drawings, and models which Moroles used to create his work.

Adair Margo was the Chairman of the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities from 2001-2008, where she worked with Honorary Chairman Laura Bush. She ran the Adair Margo Gallery for 25 years. The Gallery exhibited over 400 artists from twelve countries. She specialized in artists of El Paso and the Southwest, placing their work in national museums and collections, including embassies worldwide and the Oval Office of the White House. She is currently the President of the Tom Lea Institute.

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Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum
605 Azie Morton Rd.
Austin, TX 78704
https://www.umlaufsculpture.org/programs/public

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