Causes: Arts and Culture, Education
Since the late 1990s, the International Museum of Art has developed a distinct collection of local art and international artifacts in our breathtaking Turney Mansion. We proudly host exhibitions of local artists and share their talents with our community. In 2024, we partnered with the El Paso Opera, Las Artistas, Frontera Land Alliance, and EPCC’s Senior Adult Program to host exciting programs. Thanks to members and donors like you, we can continue to offer free admission to the Museum and many of our programs. You can stay up to date on all of our exciting events by subscribing to our newsletter here.
We are also thrilled to share our newest collection, Sue Koenig’s Window to the World, with the greater El Paso region. Sue, a generous benefactress from Colorado, spent 22 years traversing the globe, collecting unique items in each of the 110 countries she visited. Then, in 1996, Sue opened the Window to the World Museum based on the mission of building global understanding with her collection. Almost 50 years later, Window to the World is at the IMoA; we are honored to continue her work. You can learn more about this exciting collection by clicking here.
We depend on our Museum members, donors, community partners, and people like you to continue our work. Please donate to the IMoA on El Paso Giving Day 2024. With your help, we can continue making art accessible for everyone.
We want to thank all of our 2023 El Paso Giving Day Donors who helped us raise $1261.82. Your generosity supported 110.6 hours of our operations, the equivalent of 4 and a half days! Thank you for your support of the People’s Museum.