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Telling the story of one Austin Chicano artist could highlight the city's history Aaron E Martinez Modesta Treviño looks at art by her now deceased husband Jose Francisco Treviño in her Kyle, Texas home on Friday, Aug. 16, 2024. Aaron E. Martinez/American-Statesman Jose Francisco Treviño's painting "Uno de los Quemados" from 1974. Provided By Mexic-Arte Museum.
“Pecos” is an ongoing exploration of how the dynamic between hard labor and resilience is sustained within communities, specifically in my hometown in West Texas. My research looks into working life, regional culture, economy, and ideas of home in Pecos, a small but shifting desert town. I document how communities joyfully survive and celebrate their lives through food, family, music, dance, and fashion using photography, video, sound, text, and collage.
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