Ink Wash ft Joey Lee Cabral Delve into Tom Lea's Ink Wash art with El Paso artist Joey Lee Cabral and learn Tom Lea's ink wash technique in a lesson designed for classroom use. Includes an instructional video with a step-by-step approach with Joey. Visit tomlea.com/curricula#inkw…

Our website store is filled with masterpieces rich in history. Like the beautiful Southwest litho print, Tom Lea's last mural gifted to El Paso Library Visit our store today, tomlea.com/shop

Tom was known for depicting the diverse people who populated the region in his art. Today, on The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we share his piece, Medicine Eagle, to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world's Indigenous population.

The Tom Lea Institute is on the lookout for volunteers! We need people to be greeters for our events and assist on walking tours. Join us! Learn about people’s experiences at tomlea.com/volunteer

The Tom Lea Institute is happy to have the opportunity to help find a home for Tom Lea's original artwork. Please direct inquiries to Holly Cobb, Executive Director, at [email protected]. Lea T. (1954) Painting cover for National Business Magazine, Sheep Herder [Casein Tempera]

UTEP to receive Tom Lea's personal library, a collection of over 1,000 books. The library, currently in his home, will be moved to UTEP for public viewing. The move coincides with a series of events celebrating Lea's work presented by the Tom Lea Institute.bit.ly/4h6PmDm

👀Look at this! New to the Harry Ransom Center and The Tom Lea Institute are these beautiful drawings made by Tom Lea as part of a series he made for her friend Martha Esquivel Hahn! Check out the whole story and more drawings here! tinyurl.com/yc8rje9d ransomcenter

At SEHS, we’re strengthening our wings through intentional writing practices—unpacking the difference between writing to learn & learning to write. Grateful to have Desrosiers back, soaring in with Tom Lea Institute resources for our SS team! #SanEliManoAMano #SEHStheBest