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EXHIBITION HISTORY

2013 — CONTEMPORARY ART FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: 4 ARTISTS, MichaelKate Interiors & Art Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA (October 2013)

2007 — DESTRUCTION OF THE STATE: WRITING ON THE WALL, two-artist exhibition with Joel Sager, Satsuma Gallery, North Hollywood, CA (4–31 August 2007)

2005 — BAD EYE ON THE GOOD FOOT, solo exhibition, Art Around Gallery, Philadelphia, PA

1999–2002 — ECHO PARK ARTISTS FESTIVAL, exhibit and artist's studio tour, Los Angeles, CA

Terremoto

Acrylic, graphite & marker on canvas · 72x72 in · 1997

Earthquake — six feet square, and one of the oldest large canvases she kept.
Terremoto is a text field worked in acrylic with graphite and marker, part of the family of big square paintings that includes What Comes After Black?, Hard Rain and Purple Haze. She sent it out six times across more than a decade, which for a canvas this size says plainly what she thought of it.
Acrylic, graphite and marker on canvas, 72 × 72 in.

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Estate of Barbara Romain.

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