In Toxic Seas is part of the series, Hiruko and the Puppeteers (2008), and is one of the largest and most ambitious of the artist's career sustaining her longstanding focus on transnational history, warfare, and Japan's brutal colonization of its Asian neighbors. Two towering structures rise out of the depths, echoing the iconic silhouette of New Yorks World Trade Center towers on September 11, 2001. Set against a fiery haze, these twin towers also evoke the explosive force of an oil-field fire. Billowing smoke fills the atmosphere that signals both ecological destruction and the ominous pretext for yet another war. Below, amidst a desolate landscape of discarded computer keyboardsa modern-day sunken graveyardskeletal birds peck curiously, their eerie yet carefree movements adding a touch of whimsy to Tomiyamas solemn message about global self-delusion, militaristic entanglements, and environmental ruin. Following traditional Japanese naming conventions, last names is provided first.
Gift of Sakata Natsume in memory of her mother Tomiyama Taeko
Theater Beneath the Sea Splendid Banquet for the Empire
Theater Beneath the Sea Splendid Banquet for the Empire is part of the series, Hiruko and the Puppeteers (2008), and is one of the largest and most ambitious of the artist's career sustaining her longstanding focus on transnational history, warfare, and Japan's brutal colonization of its Asian neighbors. A celebratory flower ball draws the viewer into an undersea world, but reveals itself to be a jellyfish, silently spreading its toxins. Set against a deep green background, the sea floor exposes remnants of imperialism that have been hauntingly preserved, including the emperors official emblem and stylized Manchurian costumes. Amidst these relics, a capitalist party unfolds, engulfed in gold confettia spectacle of excess and consumption, contrasting with the forgotten toxins looming above. Following traditional Japanese naming conventions, last name is lprovided first.
Wandering Minstrels and Puppeteers
Wandering Minstrels and Puppeteers is part of the series, Hiruko and the Puppeteers (2008), and is one of the largest and most ambitious of the artist's career sustaining her longstanding focus on transnational history, warfare, and Japan's brutal colonization of its Asian neighbors. This work represents the curtain call for the sea wanderers and travelers. Among the cast of characters are Malaysian and Indonesian puppets, Polynesian masks, a Western minstrel, Otafuku (a Japanese goddess known for her round face, rosy cheeks, and a cheerful smile, symbolizing happiness and prosperity), and the literary figure Ah Q from Lu Xuns 1921 novella. Lu Xun (1881-1936), a pioneering Chinese writer, used vernacular Chinese in his works to expose the struggles and injustices faced by common people amid modernization and Western imperialism. Tomiyama calls these characters troubadours (tabi-geinin), evoking medieval wandering performers who carried culture and religion with them, freely mingling and sharing ideas across borders. Tomiyama even includes herself in the painting (bottom right), identifying as a fellow traveler and puppeteer performing her art around the globe. Following traditional Japanese naming conventions, last name is provided first.
Long Ago in Southern Seas II is part of the series, Hiruko and the Puppeteers (2008), and is one of the largest and most ambitious of the artist's career sustaining her longstanding focus on transnational history, warfare, and Japan's brutal colonization of its Asian neighbors. Artist's signature at lower right. Following traditional Japanese naming conventions, last name is provided first
They Wandered Sea Roads is part of the series, Hiruko and the Puppeteers (2008), and is one of the largest and most ambitious of the artist's career sustaining her longstanding focus on transnational history, warfare, and Japan's brutal colonization of its Asian neighbors. Following traditional Japanese naming conventions, last name is provided first.
The IV Fud Coop Presents The Lomesome Tumble Weeds, The Cashe Valley Drifters, The Buffalo Boys, Campbell Hall UCSB, Sat. Februry 22 1979
This flyer depicts a center framed image of a "Cowboy" figure on a horse in a desert setting with "Tales of the west" written undearneath in brown. Details about the event are written in black "western font" above and below the center image , adorned with images of music notes and ropes.
Gift of the Estate of Frances Garvin and Keith Julius Puccinelli
Puccinality: the Handmade Life of Fran & Keith Puccinelli, February 1 - March 4, 2017
A double-sided banner with the top text reading PUCCINALITY: the Handmade Life of Fran & Keith Puccinelli; February 1- March 4, 2017. Middle portion has five paragraphs of background information. Lower portion has three photos depicting various facets of the Puccinellis' lives. Maker details below each photo. (From left to right) Penny Mast McCall, Gaszton Gal, Nancy Neil.
Puccinelli, Keith b. United States, 1950-2017
PUCCINELLI DESIGN STUDIO
Kuschall of America Poster, 1983-1996
Top half of poster includes a yellow and red asymmetric rectangle containing a human with wings, both in black. Rectangle has a black frame, all set on a cream background. Bottom portion reads "kuschall of america" in lowercase lettering.
Acacia Identity System - photos on black board
Photos on black posterboard, poster board
Three photos of the Acacia Restaurant and Bar sign on a black posterboard.
An elongated poster depicting a tree on a gray background with mountains, surrounded by precipitation. This is bordered by red and black, with angels at the four corners. Under the tree, "Winter" is written in black letters on a golden background. Maker details at lower right: signed by Puccinelli.
Santa Barbarba Airport: 4th Annual Airport Day 1991: Where Dreams Fly
A vintage-style poster including a man in a classic pilot's cap looking up at an airplane. Text above graphic reads: "Where Dreams Fly," and text below graphic reads: "Santa Barbara Airport: 4th Annual Airport Day." No maker details included.
Reference manual covers, black poster board
Four reference manual covers on a black poster board. The two covers at upper half are for "Close-Up," each with a spiral on bright cyan, red, yellow, and purple color schemes. The lower half has a front and back cover for "The Blue Book." The front cover depicts a man singing, with the year ('88) above. The back cover has a short blurb about the inside contents. No maker details included.
Poster includes blue leaves swirling around bubbles of sheet music, on a chartreuse background, below which reads: "Ojai Festival 92; Pierre Boulez, Los Angeles Philarmonic, Peter Stellars." Upper reads: "May 29, 30, 31." Maker details at lower right: Puccinell Design Original Reproduction.
Reading: Dyslexia Awarness Center: We Turn things Around, 1983-1996
A primary-colored poster with the word "READING" broken up into spinning blue and red letters on a yellow background. The text above reads, "We Turn Things Around." No maker details included.
Poster depicting a child and sheep facing one another on a green background. Text at bottom reads "Discovery ZOO-B-QUE, Sunday, Oct 11, 1987." Maker details at lower center: Puccinelli Design, Day One, J&S Graphix.
Acacia Restaurant and Bar Poster, 1983-1996
Acacia Restaurant and Bar poster with "Acacia" written in black uppercase lettering on a green backdrop positioned on a cream and green fruit background. Bottom center details a black bar which states "restaurant and bar" in lowercase. Maker details at lower left: Puccinelli Design. Signed by Puccinelli at lower right.
A poster which includes a pennant reading "JAZZ" in pixellated lettering on a greaan background with a pink border. The numbers 1, 9, 8, 8 are in the upper left, upper right, lower left, and lower right corners, respectively. Maker details at lower right side: Puccinelli Printing, Day and Night Graphics.
Stampa Barbara Poster, 1983-1996
A poster featuring a rubber stamp floating on top of the ocean, with text above and below reading "Stampa Barbara: America's Rubber Stamp Paradise---Santa Barbara, Los Angeles." Maker details at lower right: Printed signature of Puccinelli.
Stretch Devices Poster, 1983-1996
A poster depicting two mice walking on a tightrope, with flags at each end reading "High Tension" (left), and "High Speed" (right). A banner at the top of the poster reads "Stretch Devices." Maker details at lower right: Image: Puccinelli Design, Press and Equipment: Svecia USA, Inc., Ink: Naz-Dar/KC.
Magnifico, Paseo Nuevo Poster, 1990
Angular depiction of a dolphin leaping over an orange tree, with the words "MAGNIFICO! The Treasures of Paseo Nuevo. Novermber 1990." Maker details at lower right: Signed by Puccinelli. Includes a mylar sheet.
Season Greetings from "Santa Barbara", 1983-1996
Large poster includes a pop art depiction of Barbara Bush with a Santa hat, below which reads: "Season's Greetings from Santa Barbara". Maker details: lower right signed by Puccinelli.
A poster depicting a family dancing and celebrating, with a bowl of fruits at the foreground. Text below reads "Fiesta Italiana: October 12-13, 1991, Oak Park, Santa Barbara." No color--outline only. No maker details included.
Poster advertising "Fiesta Italiana", depicting two adults and two children playing instruments and dancing with a bowl of fruit. Maker details at lower left: Signed by Puccinelli.
Poster includes an angular depiction of a shopping center with a clock tower and text which reads: "STANFORD SHOPPING CENTER, 1956-1991." Maker details at lower right: signed by Puccinelli. Mylar Sheet included.
The Fantastic Animated Film Festival, Friday November 6th, 7:30 ;.m., SBCC Garvin Theater, 1979
A large black and white flyer with an image depiciting a projector displaying an image of Mickey and Minny film in a crowded theater; title and date located at lower half of flyer.
Chick Treks: Identity system on grey card, 1983-1996
Poster on gray posterboard, gray poster board
Advertisement depicting a bird with a backpack, which sits above a title reading: "Adventurous Women Wanted for Peak Experiences", all on a gray posterboard.
Paseo Nuevo Shopping Center promo, 1993
Three part newspaper promotion for Paseo Nuevo Shopping Center advertising the 1993 holiday season; (a) large sized sheet detailing November 26, 1993 events at Paseo Nuevo; (b) smaller sheet listing Holiday services such as gift wrapping; (c) coupon for Brooks lab.
Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Welcome Promo, 1983-1996
A mail promotion consisting of a cover sheet reading "WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD" and a letter addressing the resident with small depictions of Santa Ynez Valley, Goleta, Santa Barbara, Montecito, and Carpinteria. Both attached to a black posterboard.
The Innocents Book Cover on Black Board, 1983-1996
A book cover featuring an image of a blurred doll. Yellow text on red background reads: "The Innocents: A Novel By Richard Barre." Maker details at lower left: Walker Publishing.
Kinney and Main Seafood, Santa Monica, 1983-1996
Four photos of bus advertisements for Kinney and Main Seafood in Santa Barbara. One advert depicts a crab, the next depicts a salmon, the next depicts a swordfish, and the last depicts a group of small fish. Maker details on reverse side. Design: Puccinelli Design, Typography: Tom Buhl Typographics, Printer: Tri-Tech Graphics, Publisher: The Fish Co., Santa Monica.
A poster with four distinct quadrants including a wine bottle and glass, a fish on a fork, a couple eating dinner and text reading "Brigitte's 10th Year, 1994, Santa Barbara." Event details listed at the bottom in white text on a red bar.
A poster featuring a red rocking chair that casts a shadow of a wheel chair, with paint splatter walls and floor. Featured text reads "innocently" in lower case. Maker details at bottom right: Signed by Puccinelli.
Summer Solstice Celebration, June 24-25th 1995. Santa Barbara. Saturday Sunday, 1995
Poster for the summer soltice of an abstracted sun with a geometric face and multicolored smile layered over a green and yellow rhombus. The event information is denoted at the bottom of the flyer in a rectangular bubble with multicolored writing. The word Solstice is printed with each letter in its own bubble.
Sacramento Theater Company: When You Come Home to Me, 1995
Poster depicting a house being unfurled, for the theater production "When You Came Home to Me," playing Feb 21 - Mar 19, 1995. Maker details at lower right: Puccinelli Design.
A poster for the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum with an upright red chair and an upside down gray chair. Left side lists the name of the event "Chair^2" (Chair Squared), the artists exhibited, and the dates of the show. Upper right side indicates special events related to the exhibition.
Recycle Your Tree; Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair, Rethink, Respond
Double sided flyer supporting the practice of recyling during the holiday season; (a) frontside promoting a tree recycling program; (b) backside promoting the reycling of paper products.
PUCCINELLI DESIGN STUDIO 1983-1996
Black and Orange Bash (The BOB) saturday October 26th, 8:30pm - ? Upstairs at the Paseo Nuevo Arts Terrace. A benefit for the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum
A mailer with a poster advertising the Black and Orange Bash benefitting the Santa Barbara Contemporary Art Forum. A geometric figure in orange and black occupies the page contained in an orange rectangle. The title of the event is written at the top of the image in black and orange, and the other event details are lsited below the figure. Reverse includes mailer information.
Black and Orange Bash Saturday, Ocotober 28th, 1995. 8:30-12:00 am upstairs at the Paseo Nuevo Arts Terrace. Benefits Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum
Unfolded mailer with a poster advertising the Black and Orange Bash benefitting the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum. An abstracted white skull is shown cracked by a mallet over an orange and black blocked background. Event details are written in white at the bottom of the poster. The reverse includes mailer information.
Black and Orange Bash; Saturday October 29th, 8:30pm - 1am. Benefits Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, at the Paseo Nuevo Arts Terrace.
Mailer when unfolded includes a poster advertising the Black and Orange Bash benefitting the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum; image depicts a large single eyed orange with four limbs. The background is patterned with the silhouette of similar figures. Black text at the bottom describes event details. Reverse side includes mailer information.
Black and Orange Bash; Saturday, October 30, 8pm-1am 1993. A benefit for SBCF and friends of contemporary art.
Mailer with poster advertising the Black and Orange Bash benefitting the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum. Frontside includes an image of a face enclosed in a black rectangle with white lines. Signed (printed) at lower right; backside includes mailing information.
California Strawberry Festival, 1992
A poster of an angular strawberry under a purple sky and positioned on green grass, with text at lower half that reads "California Strawberry Festival." Maker details at lower right: Puccinelli Design, Custom Printing. Signed by Puccinelli.
Pacific Corinthian Yachting Cup, 1992
Poster depicting a yacht with yellow and red sails on the ocean, with text at lower half: "PACIFIC CORINTHIAN YACHTING CUP: August 1 & 2 1992 Channel Islands Harbor." Maker details at lower right: Puccinelli Design, signed by Puccinelli.
A poster depicting a rocket, around which reads: "You'll go far with Naz-Dar." The word "Naz-Dar" is written within the trail of smoke behind the rocket. Maker details at lower center: Puccinelli Design Original Reproductions.
SB County Vintner's Festival, 1994
A poster which features an angular woman in a vineyard holding grapes in one hand and a wine glass in the other. The text reads "Santa Barbara County Vinter's Festival, Ninteen Hundred and Ninety-Four." Maker details at lower right: Puccinelli Design, signed by Puccinelli.
Museum of Natural History, Discover Dinosaurs, 1989
A poster for the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History including a yellow dinosaur with a white skeleton overlay. The featured text reads, "Discover Dinosaurs: Museum of Natural History, June 16-Sept. 4, 1989." Left half of poster indicates event details.
New Hartford Senior High School Program, 1971
Poster depicting a Greco-Roman style gladiator with a spear. Right side lists the names of the graduating class with text that reads: "Reunion: New Hartford Senior High School Graduating Class Of 1971." Maker details at lower right: signed by Puccinelli.
The 9th California Avocado Festival, September 30th + October 1, 1995. Carpinteria CA. Celebrating the Alligator Pear, 1995
California Avocado Festival Poster from 1995; centralized figure of a geometric green alligator with an avocado shaped body placed against a lighter green background. Darker green text at left corners describe event details. Credit: Puccinelli Design, Rockwell Printing in bottom right corner.
11th California Avocado Festival, October 3, 4, 5 1997. Carpinteria. Poochocado
California Avocado Festival Poster for 1997 of a large green avocado with geometric facial features and arms on a red background. The details of the event are printed in white text in the top corners and below the avocado. Credit details at lower right: Rockwell Printing.
California Avocado Festival, 1996, 10TH Annual, Carpinteria, October 4 + 5 + 6, 1996
California Avocado Festival for 1996; red, blue, green, and light green underlined text provide event details. At lower half, a large number ten is positioned with a green avocado creating the number zero. The bottom of the poster includes a block of light green. Credit Details: Puccinelli Design, Rockwell Printing located in the bottom right corner.
8th California Avocado Festival: Saturday and Sunday, October 1 and 2, 1994
California Avocado Festival Poster for 1994. Graphic print on white paper with black text highlighted at the bottom. Print depicts a geometric design of an avocado outlined in orange, against a rhombus purple background.
7th California Avocado Festival, October 2 + 3, 1993; Carpinteria
California Avocado Festival poster for 1993 with a seal depicted balancing a green avocado on its nose against a red background enclosed by written text in black. Event details are printed in black located above and below the seal. Puccinelli Design and Rockwell Printing are located in the lower left corner.
6th Annual California Avocado Festival. October 3+4, 1992; Carpinteria, 1992
California Avocado Festival Poster for 1992. Positioined on a white background, an orange, pink, green, and blue depiction of a face, sun, ocean and avocado tree; text with the event details curves in all four corners of the print.
California Avocado Festival, 1991
California Avocado Festival poster from 1991; depicts an avocado abstraction in green and orange, with black and white stripes, against a blue background resembling that of an ocean. The number 5 is located in the corner as well as a clipping on a print of the sky. "Avocado" is written in black cursive at the bottom of the print. Credit details at lower left of the print: Puccinelli. This version is a larger size than .004.
Fifth Annual California Avocado Festival: October 5 & 6, 1991. Carpinteria, 1991
California Avocado Festival poster from 1991; depicts an avocado abstraction in green, orange, and black and white stripes positioned against a blue background resembling that of an ocean. The number 5 is located in the corner as well as a print of the sky. Avocado is written in black cursive at the bottom of the print; credit details at lower left of the print.
California Avocado Festival, Carpinteria; October 6-7, 1990
California Avocado Festival Poster for 1990; a large red "A" is positioned against a purple background. Yellow text with event details on a green ground at lower edge of poster. Artist's signature at lower right corner with credit details: Puccinelli Design, Rockwell Printing, Photolith systems, Kramer ink Co.
AVOCADO: California Avocado Festival, September 30 - October 1, 1989
California Avocado Festival poster for 1989. Top portion includes an avocado plant with three avocados positioned on a cream background. Bottom portion contains "Avocado" in green uppercase letters, under which are the details of the event, printed in brown---all on a white background. Maker details at bottom center; Puccinelli Design, Rockwell Printing.
California Avocado Festival, October 3-4 1987, Carpinteria, California. Patron
California Avocado Festival poster for 1987 with event details printed at the top of against red background. At the lower half, a large green avocado with a red pit is depicted on a purple background. Maker details on the lower right: Puccinelli Design, Star Pine Printing.
Santa Barbara City College East Meets West Game
A vintage-style poster with two football players on a field. Below graphic, text reads: "EAST meets WEST Game '92: Ukrainian Scythians vs. American Eagles." No maker details included.
Santa Barbara Symphony Presents at the Zoo
A poster with a pink girl holding a trumpet positioned against a giraffe and an elephant. Top graphic reads: "Tiny Tots Concert." Lower graphic reads: "Santa Barbara Symphony at the Santa Barbara Zoo." Maker details at lower right side: Designed by Puccinelli Design, Printed by Sierra Printing.
Santa Barbara Symphony Presents Tiny Tots
A poster with a photograph of a child conducting a symphony. Right half of poster includes event details in white text on a dark gray background. Maker details at lower right side: Print: Puccinelli Design, Photography: William Hendricks Studios, Model: Zacharay Murphy King, Lithography: Haagen Printing.
United Way of Santa Barbara County #1, 1983
A poster depicting a pink saint-like figure with a pale yellow halo, holding a plant. Upper portion of poster reads "You and I helping Santa Barbarans help themselves." Lower portion of poster reads "Santa Barbara County's United Way." Maker details at lower right: Printed by Haagen Printing.
United Way of Santa Barbara County
A United Way poster including a red umbrella set against a yellow ground and cloudy sky while phrases and words serve as raindrops. Maker details at lower right side: Puccinelli Design, Brouws Photography, Haagen Printing.
it brings out the best in all of us: United Way of Santa Barbara County
A poster with a centralized image of a heart, spiral, asterisk, and circle. Featured text above and below reads: "It brings out the best in all of us." Maker details at bottom center: Poster: Puccinelli Design; signed at lower right corner.
A poster for the United Way of Santa Barbara County featuring overlapping brown and pink hands enclosed by a star, spiral, heart, and circle. Featured text reads "It brings out the best in all of us." Maker details at bottom right: Puccinelli Design, Craig R. Schmidt Printing.
Solarized gelatin silver print on fiber paper, 7/8
Mona Kuhn has used the method of solarization to create the ethereal intersection of two female figures; this effect, created by exposing a partially developed print (or film) to a brief flash of light, has resulted in the tones of the image changing and the intermingling with one another. Signed and dated on reverse with edition and copyright notification.
Gift of Betsy & Charles Newman by the Charles A. Newman Trust
Puccinelli Design King Wences Promotional Poster
Here, Champ! Top Dog Poster for The Greater Santa Barbara Adverising Club, 1986
Puccinelli Design Promotional Poster (dog, Italy with client logos)
Dia de los Muertos, Fraces Puccinelli Gallery, Santa Barbara Museum Natural History Museum, 1990
Heart + Sole, AIDS Walk Santa Barbara, October 26, 1991, A Benefit for AIDS CAP, 1991
Study for the Boathouse series, ca. 1966-2003
works on paper, square, blue, abstract, shape
Study for the Boathouse series includes a set of preparatory drawings for a larger canvas entitled Boathouse paying homage to a set of murals installed at a lakeside in Middleburgh, New York, no longer in existance. These large scale works were included as part of the artist's "portable" murals series and were not executed on solid surfaces as Novros desired a sense of mobility resulting in their reconfiguration from room to room or gallery to gallery. In this study, three geometic drawings, ranging in hue from dark to light, are hinged and placed horizontally in a rectangular wood frame; (a) left; (b) center and (c) right.
Donald P. Walton Jr. and Frances Jean Colpitt Estate
Study for the Boathouse series includes a set of preparatory drawings for a larger canvas entitled Boathouse which pays homage to a set of murals installed at a lakeside in Middleburgh, New York, no longer in existance. These large scale works were included as part of the artist's "portable" murals series and were not executed on solid surfaces as Novros desired a sense of mobility resulting in their reconfiguration from room to room or gallery to gallery. In this study, three geometic drawings, ranging in hue from dark to barely visible, are hinged and placed horizontally in a rectangular wood frame; (a) left; (b) center and (c) right.
No It Can Assess An Action, 1992
works on paper, abstract, letters, green, words
This work includes green plastic stencils and a pencil inscribed with FEHLAU NORTON HOLIDAY PROJECT @ 1992 as well as an instruction sheet for stenciling NO IT CAN ASSESS AN ACTION creating a palindrome on opposite walls; (a) instruction sheet; (b) pencil; (c) stencil for N; (d) stencil for o; (e) stencil for i; (f) stencil for T; (g) stencil for C; (h) stencil for S; (i) stencil for A; (j) stencil for E. The artist's work often shifts the viewer's point of reference through the doubling of images and text. Beginning in 1988, the Norton Family sent a limited edition Christmas gift to a wide list of friends in the art community including art institutions.
Large framed ink and acrylic drawing superimposed on a cibachrome photograph. Drawing includes a face-like form with limbs extending thoughout lower half superimposed on a photograph of a brick building visible at upper right.
Graphite, pencil and colored pencil on paper mounted on wood
Drawing in grey, black and turquoise on black paper mounted on board; curvilinear shapes interleaving with one another; INTENTION printed at lower right.
Drawing in grey, black and turquoise on black paper mounted on board; curvilinear shapes interleaving with one another; SANE printed at lower right.
Spray paint, silkscreen and ink on paper
Black and white print mounted in a shadow box-like frame; image includes ladder-like shapes swrling amidst grey and black spray paint; signed and dated at lower right.
Vent Haven Museum, Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, 2003
DEBRIS, Bob b. United States
Estate of Frances Garvin and Keith Julius Puccinelli
Photograph of museum display with several ventriloquist puppets in rows. At lower right, signed.
Archival pigment print, 24 1/2 x 20 1/4" FRAMED
Color photograph of a carnival ticket office; enlarged spinning top with colorful bands is placed throughout top half of photo.
Vanity Fair's Oscar Party, February 2005, Los Angeles, 2005
Gelatin silver print of a table with an Oscar statue; clothed figures are standing at upper right; signed on reverse.
The Yanover Family Trust in memory of Pauline Milrad
Vanity Fair's Oscar Party, March 2003, Los Angeles
Gelatin silver print of a table with drinking glasses and books while hands and arms of diners are visible, signed on reverse.
Vanity Fair's Oscar Party, March 2001, Los Angeles, 2001
Gelatin silver print of Warren Beatty dressed in a tuxedo seated at a table; signed on the reverse.
Vanity Fair's Oscar Party, March 2002, Los Angeles, 2002
Gelatin silver print of Anjelica Houston seated at a table while a male figure is partially standing to her right engaging in conversation with a figure at left; signed on reverse.
Vanity Fair's Oscar Party, February 2000, Los Angeles, 2000
Gelatin silver print of a centralized male figure looking forward while a second figure is grabbing his shoulders; signed on the reverse.
Gelatin silver print of a server positioned between two formally dressed individuals positioned at left and right; signed on the reverse.
Gelatin silver print of two women talking at a party; centralized figure is wearing a low cut cocktail dress; signed on the reverse.
I Wear Sunglasses at Night, 1987
Sketch for Atkinson Brochure: tree trunks
Pen, colored pen on paper 19 x 24 1/8"
Sketch for an Atkinson Gallery Brochure with seven tree trunks; lower right completed in gold while center trunk is silver.
Sketch for an Atkinson Gallery Brochure with five tree trunks with colored tops.
Sketch for Atkinson Brochure: tree trunk
Double sided drawing of sketches for an Atkinson Gallery Brochure; (a) single tree trunk in dark black felt pen; (b) larger tree trunk in lighter colored pen with dark areas deliniated.
Women Beyond Borders Art Collection founded by Lorraine Serena
A Prayer for Transformation, 1996
Incoming loan, Courtesy of Frank and Lorraine Serena
“Beyond destruction, jealousy, rage, hatred, separation, revenge. Toward creation, compassion, reconciliation, transformation.” – Lorraine Serena
"The making of this … box afforded me the opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the many wonderful and precious things given to me by women; artists, friends, colleagues, and strangers whom I will never meet, who share like souls… To the Ngarrindjeri* Woman who taught me how to weave, and gave me a part of her culture… To the Women who nurtured and encouraged my talents and refused to let me give up… To the communities of Women who have taken part in Women Beyond Borders… Thank you." – Diana Robson * The Ngarrindjeri are indigenous people from Southern Australia. They traditionally wove to make traps and baskets in which to gather, store, and carry their food and bury their dead. Today few Ngarrindjeri know how to weave.
Incoming loan, Courtesy of Frank and Lorraine Serrena
Main Street Scene, Andrews County, Texas, 1945
Purchase, Standard Oil of New Jersey Photographic Archives, Ekstrom Library University of Louisville
Motel in Houston, Texas, September, 1945
Sign at San Angelo, West Texas, Oct. 1945
VON DEN STEINEN, Cordelia