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.
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Selections from interviews with Bernice Bing by Moira Roth and Diane Tani, August 13 and 24, 1991.
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 As we worked on the research for this catalogue, we became increasingly aware of the richness of Bernice Bing’s art and thinking, together […]
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Albright, Thomas. Art in the San Francisco Bay Area. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1985. _____ . “Bernice Bing.” San Francisco Chronicle, 1968. _____. “San Francisco From Commitment […]
BERNICE LEE BING By Flo Oy Wong When Bernice Lee Bing entered the San Francisco Bay Area art scene in the 1960s she was a pioneer from a predominantly conservative […]
There is nothing more challenging to us as human beings than to embark on the path of self-enlightenment. Throughout her life, tonight’s honoree has done this admirably. It is with great honor that I introduce Bernice Lee Bing–artist and activist–who has courageously searched for self-enlightenment through a life of creativity and community commitment.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT By Bernice Bing Reprinted from the Asian American Women’s Artists Association Catalogue When I was an art student, I came to the realization that a brush felt more […]
Clarity: Bernice Bing by Moira Roth Bernice Bing was a dearly loved friend of mine, and I knew her very well for the last ten years of her life. […]
BERNICE BING RETROSPECTIVE – SOMArts Cultural Center San Francisco – 1999
QUANTUM BINGO By Lydia Matthews Quantum theory reveals a basic oneness of the universe. It shows that we cannot decompose the world into independently existing smallest units. . .but rather […]
