My Desire Set Me and A Sweet Fragrance

Song of Songs at Beyond Baroque

Brea Gallery Reception Dressed and Kiss Mama

Washi at the Muckenthaler my 2 works Where Time is Split in Three and Without Fear

Washi at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center

Traditional paper of Japan, known for centuries as washi, is used for everything from furniture to toys, clothing, and origami. It is also a particularly fine ground for printmaking and other art. This invitational exhibition opening Thursday July 10, 6:30pm features prints, drawings, and paintings made on washi paper from Fukui, Japan. An invitational exhibition featuring prints by Mary Sherwood Brock, Kay Brown, Sapira Cheuk, Mark Iwinski, Bernie Jones, Sahn Klee, Judith Kruger, Bryan Lenorud, Gloria Lujan-Whitney, Naomi Marin, Cat Chiu Phillips, Erynn Richardson, Seiko Tachibana, Noriho Uriu, Cathy Weiss

Learning Los Angeles, Judy Baca

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Irma Colen, Venice Family Clinic and Art Walk

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A few new works

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2 prints for portfolio exchanges and one self portrait commission on her way to Spain

work in the exhibition Interpreting the Human Form at the American Jewish University

New Post and going ons

New Post interviewing Mati Waiya

Hidden Gems: Sooky Goldman Nature Center, Our latest interview!

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