The life and work of artist Jesse Treviño will be discussed during a free panel at the Central Library, Wednesday at 6 p.m.
and preserved, eventually making its way to the Smithsonian Museum of American Art as a centerpiece of the 2019 exhibitionhas been installed in the newly renovated Central Library, and will remain on view through March 2025.
Treviño’s death in February sparked an outpouring of recognition and reverence for the artist’s talent and persistence in facing many challenges throughout his life, from losing his painting hand in Vietnam to enduring two bouts with throat cancer.at the time of the artist’s death, said “public events like this one will galvanize continuing efforts to further Treviño’s legacy of major public artworks in San Antonio.
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