SS week 32 Local heritage

What is the name of this sculpture and what does it represent?

• It's called El Aguacero because of the desert rains we have in El Paso.

• Its called the Satellite and it is an internet tower.

The Rival are two sculptures at the entrance of the sports park that represent

Which was your favorite example of cultural heritage and why?

Los Lagartos sculpture represents ...

• the live alligators that were once kept in a specially gated artificial lagoon in the middle of San Jacinto Plaza.

• Alligators are the city mascot.

The Points of Light sculpture represents the pinatas we see at birthday parties or holiday celebrations here in our border town.

• True

• False

The painting El Paso-Port All found at the Stanton Bridge represents a bi-national and bi-cultural relationship with the neighboring city of Cd. Juarez. Why did Jari “WERC” Alvarez paint this here?

• It shows how El Paso is a mix of two cultures and the bridge is the place where El Paso meets with Mexico.

• It is to welcome people coming from Juarez.

• This wall was empty and he thought it was a good spot for his painting.

What do you think of this painting by Jari “WERC” Alvarez? Does it represent El Paso?

• Yes, it is a good representation of El Paso culture.

• No, it is not a good representation of El Paso culture.

• I am not sure.

The Pursuit-Harris Hawk sculpture is found at

What does the History of Five Points painting by Jesus “Cimi” Alvarado represent?

• It represents the architecture, character, and local environment in a colorful painting of the Five Points area.

• It represents that he is a good artist.

• It represents the United States.

The Glory Road Transit Terminal mural commemorates a famous UTEP basketball coach. What is his name?