February 2010

KINT Radio El Paso, Texas
Show 'Everyone Is a Philosopher.'
Host: Raul Amaya
L.B. McKay As Special Guest

 

Summer 2009

The University Of Texas At El Paso UTEP Magazine
‘the arts issue.’
“Roses Are Red My Dear” p. 21
By L.B. McKay

 

May 17 2009

El Paso Times
“2,500 Miners Ready for future”.
Front Page Feature Story, by Erica Molina Johnson
Continued on page 6A.:
Sunday edition story featuring front page photo of Leticia B. McKay celebrating as she Crossed the stage during UTEP commencement ceremonies at the Don Haskins Center . The artist’s story of her path to success is detailed. She earned her BFA with honors specializing in painting and drawing. In section 6A her works, En Memoria de Graciela” and her 2008 Arts International award painting ‘Matriarch” are also featured.

 

May 17 2009

USA Today El Paso Times Quotes:
2009 UTEP BFA Graduate Lety McKay, “For so many years I was so much into myself that I didn’t let anybody come into my world. I was very fortunate this medium has given me the opportunity to bring these feelings out.”
Click here to view

 

2009
Permanent Resident Artist
Main Street Gallery
San Elizario , Texas
This small lovely old town has historical roots back to the 1700’s. Artist Al Borrego is on a mission to build the historical site into a major art market.

 

March 5-14 2009
UTEP Glass Gallery
“Revealed”
Paintings by Lety McKay
BFA Solo Exhibition

 

March-August 2009
Convictedartist.com
“L.B. McKay’s Mesmerizing Art.”
By David Arredondo
Santa Ana , Ca.

 

March 31 2009
SharonCobb.com
“My Home Is Under Seige”
Includes appreciation of L.B. McKay’s
Art and three illustrated paintings.
Sharon is a Nashville , Tn. Blogger

 

March 24 2009
The Prospector

“Art Speaks Up for Women”
By Veronica Monarez
Utepprospector.com

 

May 2009

The El Paso Library Downtown
“Celebrate The Arts”
By Ida Chavira

 

March 8 to April 9 2008
YISD Fine Arts Department Gallery
La Galeria de la Mision de Senecu
“Women’s Month Celebration”
Honored Artist L.B. McKay
This was an outstanding exhibition featuring three of El Paso ’s excellent women artists. “Phases” by Honored artist Lety McKay depicted her tantalizing, emotionally dark but painterly description of how women locally and globally are brutalized, murdered or denied basic rights. Dee Johnson presented her colorful Work “In Retrospect” while Wendi Glick had a superb art display named “Domestic Standpoint.”

This exhibition was also featured in the El Paso Times and mentioned in the Border Art Dialogue of March 2009.