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Artist Exhibitions:
Tree of Life Bookstore
137 106 NE
Bellevue, WA
Sunday November 21, 2004
10AM until 3 PM
Local Artists Day
Showing monotypes and
paintings with Judaic themes
Sunshine Factory Cafe and
Gallery
11 Essex Street
New York, NY
"Breaking Boundaries: Part II"
Monotypes
October 14, 2004 through
January 2005
East ...
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Artist Galleries:
Lois Stavsky, NY, NY, Curator
East Shore Gallery, Bellevue,
WA
Temple B'nai Torah Art Hallway
Kirkland Art Center
Tree of Life Bookstore,
Bellevue, WA...
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Artist Reviews:
Following the enthusiastic
response to Breaking
Boundaries: Graffiti and
Graf-Inspired Artwork,
Sunshine Factory is delighted
to present Breaking
Boundaries: Part II, more
graffiti and graf-inspired
artwork by a dynamic mix of
over a dozen artists crossing
cultures, traditions and
genres.
Since Normal Mailer penned The
Faith of Graffiti ...
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Collections:
Private
Argentina
Private
St. Louis, Missouri
Private
Cary, North Carolina
Private
Great Falls, Virginia
Private
Woodinville, WA
Private
Bellevue, WA
Private
Seattle, WA
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Commissions:
Community healing project
Fabric Healing Wall
Seattle, WA
Created in response to the
shooting at the Federation
Building Summer 2006.
Intergenerational project
summer 2006-7
Temple B'nai Torah
Birthday card for children
Bellevue WA
FaithTrust Institute
Seattle, WA
Book cover illustration : "Yad
B'Yad: Working Hand in Hand to
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Artist Statement for Daya Bonnie Rao
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I feel drawn to ancient symbols, especially those relating to women. I appreciate the color and texture of Matisse, the imagination and color of Chagall, the innovation and craftsmanship of Rauschenburg, Jasper Johns and the visual voice of feminist artists.
I love to travel to experience people and things within their own environments and culture. I love color and texture, especially vibrant color and organic texture. I feel and paint the interconnectedness of shape, color and form, and of people and places which span across time.
Most recent media explorations include acrylics, watercolor, and printmaking.
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