Eight Paths to a Journey: Cultural Identity and the Immigration Experience, 1991: Curated by Mel Watkin, The Ellipse Arts Center, Arlington, VA

Overview

I thought the streets were paved with gold, 1991

Acrylic, oil, wood bristle, painted canvas, painted cloth on stitched and padded canvas

94 x 68 in
239 x 173 cm

 

VIEW EXHIBITION CATALOGUE EXCERPT HERE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Share

• Facebook
• Twitter
• Pinterest
• Tumblr
• Email

Installation Views

• 
• 
• 

Close

Works

• 
  If my friends could see me now, 1991

  Acrylic, painted canvas, gold yarn on stitched and padded canvas

  94 x 68 in
  239 x 173 cm
• 
  I thought the streets were paved with gold, 1991

  Acrylic, oil, wood bristle, painted canvas, painted cloth on stitched and padded canvas

  94 x 68 in
  239 x 173 cm

Close

Press

• 

  Eight paths to a journey: Cultural identity and the immigration experience

  Curtia James, New Art Examiner, December 1, 1991 This link opens in a new tab.
• 

  Eight paths to a journey

  Eyewash, October 1, 1991 This link opens in a new tab.

• 

  The Aftershocks of Immigration

  Mary McCoy, The Washington Post, September 28, 1991 This link opens in a new tab.