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July 2025


Group exhibition, Bakersfield Museum of Art, May 29, 2025 – August 16, 2025 

"Carbon Black 1A-5A"
Carbon Black 1A-5A 

I’m pleased to participate in this group exhibition with five paintings from my Carbon Black series, recently acquired by the museum following my site-specific solo exhibition, Vista, in 2023.

Carbon Black 1A-5A 
Carbon Black 1A-5A 

New Acquisitions: Expanding the Vision of BMoA showcases 19 newly acquired works from 2023 to the present, highlighting the diversity and vitality of contemporary art. Featuring artists such as celebrated Abstract Expressionist Sam Francis, Chicano queer visual artist Joey Terrill, ecofeminist artist Rotem Reshef, musician turned abstract painter Bryan Ida, and multimedia Chicana artist Jacqueline Valenzuela, this exhibition reflects the wide-ranging cultural perspectives that shape California’s artistic identity.

Vista, solo exhibition, the Bakersfield Museum of Art, 2023
Vista, solo exhibition, the Bakersfield Museum of Art, 2023

The museum continues its commitment to inclusivity by celebrating voices from various backgrounds and its role as a steward of 20th and 21st century California art. Through these acquisitions, BMoA fosters community engagement and promotes a deeper understanding of the diverse narratives within the state’s rich art history. This exhibition underscores the importance of supporting contemporary artists and ensuring a future where art remains a vital cultural dialogue. 



Bakersfield Museum of Art

1930 R St. Bakersfield, CA 93301

June 2025


Group exhibition, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, CA

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The group exhibition "How is the Weather: Art and Climate Change" will open at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art on July 5th, 6-10 pm.


Curators: Debra Vodhanel and Shana Nys Dambrot


Opening reception for the Art Walk is July 5th, from 6-10 pm

Second Reception for the Art Walk is August 2nd, from 6-10 pm

On view until August 23

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"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" - Bob Dylan.

Dramatic weather is everywhere, affecting our lives presumably more than ever before. Humanity had just experienced the hottest average temperature ever recorded on Earth. Heavy, blinding fog, smoke from forest fires, and incessant smog fill the air. We have had record sleet and snowfall this year, giving us dangerous swollen rivers late into summer.


Dealing with urgent and relevant themes is OCCCA's strength, and the ecological crisis is what the current exhibition I take part in is all about.

With Shana Nys Dambrot
With Shana Nys Dambrot

This exhibition - How is the Weather? Art and Climate Change - initiated by Debra Vodhanel, the exhibition Curator, and Shana Nys Dambrot, art critic, curator, and author, explores new artistic solutions and innovative creations that might mitigate the impending doom of climate change.



Orange County Center for Contemporary Art

117 North  Sycamore • Santa Ana, CA.  92701

October 2024


Group exhibition, Home / Land, 14 - 17 November, 2024, Little River, Miami.

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The exhibition HOME / LAND will be held in Little River, Miami, from November 14 to 17, with a VIP opening on November 13th.


It is a visual homage to the land of Israel. Through a wide range of media including painting, prints, photography, sculpture, and textiles, this curated exhibition brings together over 40 contemporary and historic Israeli artists, offering a profound exploration of their relationship to the land of Israel.


Organized and curated by Michelle Azout, in partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Tikkun Now, HOME | LAND is a contemporary art exhibition showcasing and supporting the work of Israeli artists.


In addition to the main opening, we have other events scheduled, such as a press preview, elected officials, art talks, tours, and another private opening for members of the Miami Federation. 


I will show fine small-medium size paintings at the show.

Please check the website where you can RSVP for the exhibition and the Instagram page where you can see more.



Late Summer #1, 2022, 24x18in | 61x46cm
Late Summer #1, 2022, 24x18in | 61x46cm

Late Summer #2, 2022, 24x18in | 61x46cm
Late Summer #2, 2022, 24x18in | 61x46cm

Late Summer #3, 2022, 24x18in | 61x46cm
Late Summer #3, 2022, 24x18in | 61x46cm

Abandance, 2021, 40x30in | 102x76cm
Abandance, 2021, 40x30in | 102x76cm

Green Diptych, 2021, 40x60in | 102x154cm
Green Diptych, 2021, 40x60in | 102x154cm


HOME / LAND

Little River, Miami

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