An IMAS collection favorite returns this spring. Picasso: Imaginary Portraits consists of a series of lithographs designed by Pablo Picasso in the final years of his life, in collaboration with the renowned lithographer and chromist Marcel Salinas (1969-1972). Under Picasso’s direction, Salinas produced a limited edition of twenty-nine “Imaginary Portraits.” Picasso painted the images on scraps of cardboard and then hired Salinas to produce the technically involved lithographs for world-wide distribution.
Current Exhibits
Uproar! The Art of Social Engagement: A Pop-Up Community Exhibit
Uproar! The Art of Social Engagement: A Pop-Up Community Exhibit is part of She Roars! A Series of Lectures, [...]
McAllen ISD Young at Art 2023
MISD Young at Art is an annual exhibit presented in conjunction with McAllen ISD. This exhibition of student artwork [...]
Floating Beauty: Women in the Art of Ukiyo-e
Floating Beauty: Women in the Art of Ukiyo-e examines the historical perspectives on the depiction of women in art [...]
The Whole World Is a Garden by Mónica Chang
The Whole World Is a Garden by Monica Chang explores a simplistic idea which could easily be overlooked in [...]
Mexican and Latin American Folk Art
The International Museum of Art & Science introduces visitors to a variety of the colorful and powerful pieces from [...]
Virtual Exhibits
Ephemeral Decor: Dia de Muertos Objects
El Día de Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a traditional Mexican celebration centered around the memory of [...]
This is a STEMinist
The International Museum of Art & Science (IMAS) has partnered with McAllen Public Utility (MPU) to address the gender [...]
The Virgin Mary: Art, Materiality, and Piety
By Daniel Ymbong The establishment of the Spanish viceroyalties ushered new popular devotions and art production depicting the Virgin [...]
Santas: The Feminine Divine
By Carol Lopez The Christian faith's importance expanded due to the Spanish and Portuguese Viceroyalty, much of the art [...]
