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Planning for Queer Lives
Cosponsored by the Queer Cultural Center and CCA’s Architecture Division Lecture Series Planning for Queer Lives Matthias Hollwich and Kian Goh in Conversation March 7th, 2016 7pm Timken Lecture Hall […]
Krista Smith, Development Director
Krista Smith aka Kentucky Fried Woman is a native Kentuckian living in Oakland since 2005. She has been involved in the arts since 1978 and has worked as a solo artist and with various performance troupes in Santa Barbara, Seattle, and the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Vee Jenkins, Senior Development Associate
Vee Jenkins is a performance artist, stand up comedian, designer, seamstress, milliner, costumer, writer, burlesque sensation, filmmaker, maker and organizer of note, basically, the only thing She doesn’t do is BS.
The Painting in the Rafters: Bernice Bing essay by Jennifer Banta
The Painting in the Rafters: Re-Figuring Abstract Expressionist Bernice Bing by Jennifer Banta, 2009 What is the mystery? The mystery is the work in process. Visually, I sense a great […]
ARTIST’S STATEMENT By Bernice Bing
ARTIST’S STATEMENT By Bernice Bing Once upon a time it was rare to find any Asians in prestigious art schools. When I was an art student, I came to the […]
A NARRATIVE CHRONOLOGY By Moira Roth
A NARRATIVE CHRONOLOGY By Moira Roth Based on a series of taped audio and video interviews with Bing in the fall of 1990 and summer of 1991, material in the […]
Bernice Bing: Interview by Moira Roth and Diane Tani (1991)
Selections from interviews with Bernice Bing by Moira Roth and Diane Tani, August 13 and 24, 1991.
Bernice Bing: SOMAR Exhibition Catalog Introduction by Valerie Soe
INTRODUCTION By Valerie Soe At first glance Bernice Bing’s large, vividly colored gestural canvases seem direct descendants of Abstract Expressionism’s broad, dynamic use of paint and highly charged visual style. […]
PREFACE By Moira Roth and Diane Tani
PREFACE By Moira Roth and Diane Tani As we worked on the research for this catalogue, we became increasingly aware of the richness of Bernice Bing’s art and thinking, together […]