Institute History
Description
In blighted industrial neighborhoods of South Texas, a Tejano oil worker raises his orphaned, artistically gifted 12-year-old niece with the help of his cousins. After she is discovered by national art media for painting every inch of their house pink, a renowned New York artist’s visit prompts two disparate families to unearth their losses and confront their coupled futures.
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