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EXHIBITIONS:
A. “A Matriot's Dream: Health Care For All”
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Seventeen-piece exhibition containing 48 photographs. A collaborative
photography/poetry project with poet Frances Payne Adler, about
the current crisis in access to health care. The electronic version
of exhibition is housed on the Creative Writing and Social Action
Program's website at California State University Monterey Bay.
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- Universal Health Care Action Network, Cleveland, Ohio, on
permanent loan, 2000
- Washington D.C. National Conferences, U.S. Senate, Congress
showings, 1997 - 1998
- California State University Monterey Bay, 1997
- The Center for The Arts, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse,
1995
- State Conference of California Hospitals, San Diego 1994
- Marjorie Evans Gallery, Monterey Community Coalition sponsored,
1994
- The California State Capitol & Sacramento State University
Library, Sept. 1993
- Washington, D.C. National Conference “Health Care Reform:
the Next 100 days” 1993
- San Francisco, Health Access Foundation showing, Oct. l992
- March l993 |
Funded by a grant from the Irvine Foundation and sponsored by
California Health Decisions, with additional funding from the San
Diego County Foundation, the Health Access Foundation and the March
of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation.
B. “Who Says I Can't? The Spirit of Special Olympics”
Fifteen piece exhibition containing 52 photographs. The exhibition
includes black & white and color prints framed with stories
about people who are developmentally handicapped. Exhibition sites:
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- Chevron Art Gallery, San Francisco, Feb-May l992
- The Hall of Champions Sports Museum, San Diego, May l990
- Regional Special Olympic Games, San Diego State University,
June l990
- State Special Olympic Games, University California Los Angeles,
June, l990
- On permanent loan, Special Olympics, San Diego 1994 -present
- Part of exhibit on view at Institute of Service Learning,
CSUMB, 1998-present |
Funded in part by the City of San Diego Arts Commission and the
Copley Foundation.
C. “Struggle To Be Borne” – To
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A twenty-four-piece exhibition and book published by San Diego State
University Press, with poet Fran Adler depicting the crisis of pregnant
poor women shut out from prenatal care. National tour:
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- On permanent loan, Natividad Women’s Health Clinic,
Salinas, CA. 1995 - present
- University of California Santa Cruz, Jan. l992
- Alvarado Gallery, Monterey Conference Center, Sept. l991
- State Capitol Building, St. Paul, MN, Jan l991
- Jan Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA., May l990
- Clark Humanities Museum, Scripps College - Claremont, CA.,
Aug.-Sept l989
- Social Movement Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee, May-June l989
- House of Representatives, Washington D.C., June l988
- State Capitol Building, Columbus, Ohio, Oct l988
- Times Mirror Building, Los Angeles, CA., "National Congressional
Commission On Infant Mortality,”
March
l988
- Capitol Building, Sacramento, CA., " Senate Award for
Artistic Excellence," Jan l988 |
Funded in part by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts
and the Combined Arts and Education Council of San Diego, with additional
support from the Copley Foundation and the March of Dimes.
D. “When the Bough Breaks: Pregnancy and The Legacy
of Addiction” – To view pictures click
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A twenty-three-piece exhibition containing 60 photographs. Kira
Corser, writer/photographer and Frances Payne Adler, writer/poet.
An exhibit about the inter-generational cycle of addiction and child
abuse, documenting drug and alcohol use during pregnancy. Book published
by NewSage Press, Portland, OR, l993 publishes the book. National
tour includes
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- Monterey County Crisis House, on permanent loan, 2001
- Rhode Island, State Capitol Building, May 1995
- Bismarck, North Dakota, Feb. - March 1995
- State Capitol Building, Washington, 1994
- State Capitol Building, Boise, Idaho 1994
- Ohio, Martin Luther King Building, 1994
- State Capitol Building and Universities, Oklahoma, 1993
- State Capitol Building, White Plains, New York, 1993
- State Capitol Building, Pennsylvania, 1993
- Madison, Wisconsin, Rotunda of Capitol Building, Feb. - March
l993
- Mayors Hall, Washington D.C. 1993
- Maryland, County Buildings and Churches - 1993 & 1994
- Washington DC, Office Of Substance Prevention (0SAP) National
Conf., July l992
- Santa Clara County Government Building, San Jose, Aug. l992
- Santa Cruz County Government Building, May l992
- University of San Diego, April l992
- State Conference, Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies - Phoenix,
AZ, Feb. l992
- Washington DC, Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies Coalition Natl.
Conf. Sept l99l
- Clark Humanities Museum, Scripps College, Claremont, CA, Jan
- Feb. L991
- San Diego County Administration Building, San Diego, CA, April
l990
- San Diego State University Library, 1990
- Capitol Building, Sacramento, CA., Aug.-Sept l990 |
Funded in part by an art grant from Las Patronas and an education
grant from the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation.
E. “Home Street Home”
A twenty-four-piece exhibition and book on homelessness, in collaboration
with poet Frances Payne Adler, 1984. Tour has included:
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- On permanent loan, National Coalition for the Homeless,
Washington D.C. 1995-present
- University of San Diego Gallery, Conference on the Homeless,
1995
- University of San Diego Art Gallery, San Diego, CA., Nov-Dec.
1991
- State Capitol Building, Phoenix, and AZ., Sept. l988
- The Gallery, Memorial Union, Arizona State University, March
l988
- Comic Relief Fund-raiser, HBO TV national broadcast, 1986
- Rotunda, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C. May l986
- State Capitol Building, Sacramento, CA. Feb. l984
- Eleanor Roosevelt Centennial Exhibition, San Diego State University,
Oct. l984
- Sushi Art Gallery, San Diego, CA., Sept. l984 |
Funded in part by grants from California's Combined Arts and Education
Council, David Copley, Catholic Community Services, the National
Mental Health Association, "Comic Relief" and the Congressional
Committee for Families of the Homeless, Washington D.C.
XI. OTHER EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE:
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“Theatre of the Imagination,” Santa Catalina School
Gallery, interactive creative writing
with
imagery. Solo show 2002
“Beggars and Choosers,”
nationally traveling group show on poverty and birth control
choices,
2002 - 2003
“Memorial
to Victims of the Holocaust,” Congregation Beth Israel,
Carmel, April 2002
“Journeys Real and Imagined,”
Unitarian Church, Solo show Nov – Dec 2002
“Image
Makers,” Group show, Pacific Grove Art Center, November
2002
Belle Gallery, New York City, 2001
Artist Equity Show, Pacific Grove Art Center, July 2001 &
June 2002
“Visual Voices: Threat of the Dam,”
Monterey County Save the Carmel River , Director.
Traveling
exhibition of photographs, text, children’s art, web site,
video, 1999- present
“Guiding With Courage: Personal
Heroes ,” Monterey County Free Libraries Project.
Traveling community exhibit, video and
book, 1997 -1999
Ansel Adams Gallery, “Points of Entry: A Nation of Strangers.”
Group show -San Francisco, 1996
Center for Creative Photography, “Points of Entry.”
Group show, Tucson, AZ. 1995
Museum of Photographic Arts, “Points of Entry.”
Group show, San Diego, 1995
Center For The Arts, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, 1995
La Gallerie De La Rue, “Old Myths and New Superstitions.”
Solo show, San Diego, 1995
“Flyways Project: the Pacific
Rim,” Women’s Caucus for Art. Traveling group exhibition,
WA, CA, HI, 1992-1994
Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, Juried group exhibitions,
1993 & 1994
“Spirit Earth,” Carl Cherry
Center for the Arts, Carmel. Solo exhibition, l992
“Women
and War,” Union Gallery, University of Texas, Austin,
national group exhibit, l992
“Dreaming the Earth
Spirit,” Solo show, Carl Cherry Center for the Arts, Carmel,
May l992
“Back to the Garden: Organic Farming,”
Marin County, Headlands Center for the Arts, March l992
“The Subject Is War,” Monterey County Artists. Group
show, Pacific Grove Art Center, April l99l
“Dreaming
Art,” Group exhibition, Cherry Foundation Art Gallery,
Carmel, CA., April l99l
“New Faces,” Group exhibition,
John Thomas Gallery, Fullerton, CA., Jan. l988
“Spirit
of the Barrio,” Logan Health Clinic, San Diego, CA. Permanent
installation, l986 |
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