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Mariajose Garza September 22, 2025

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Shown is Barbara Miñarro’s La Cadena (cloth, polyfill) at the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos in the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. Miñarro is originally from Monterrey, Mexico, and currently in Austin, Texas.
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Shown is El Hijo Desobediente by Mariana Smith, a mixed-media installation representing Mexican culture, in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. The exhibit will run through Oct. 18.
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Shown is “The Matriarch” (digital), by Clarissa Martinez, in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. Martinez, a freelance artist based in Brownsville, explores themes such as Mexican heritage and nature in her work. The exhibit will run through Oct. 18.
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Shown is El Hijo Desobediente by Mariana Smith, a mixed-media installation representing Mexican culture, in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. The exhibit will run through Oct. 18.
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Oscar Alvarez is a contemporary painter based in Brownsville. Shown is “Grey Skies” (acrylic, canvas) in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos Tuesday at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St.
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Shown are “Tejanos; The Border Crossed Us” (left) and “Wearing Away” (lithograph, serigraph, canvas) by Omar Gonzalez in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. Gonzalez is a printmaker and assistant art professor at Texas A&M-University Kingsville.
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Shown is “A Fine that’ll Never Go Out in a Home I’ll Never See Again” (3D, oil, paper clay) by Jesus Treviño in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos Tuesday at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. The exhibit will run through Oct. 18.
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Shown is Gina Gwen Palacios’ Seeds of Labor (mixed-media) in the Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit: unIdos Tuesday at the Historic Brownsville Museum, located at 641 E. Madison St. Palacios is an associate professor in the UTRGV School of Art and Design and director for the university’s Center for Mexican American Studies.
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Mariajose Garza

Mariajose Garza serves as a photographer for The Rider. She is majoring in Marketing, with aspirations in baking and photography.

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