Judith Lowry (Hammawi Band Pit River/Mountain Maidu/Washo) earned her BFA from Humboldt State University and her MFA from Chico State University. She began her artistic career as a photographer but is best known for a remarkable body of painting that she initiated only in the early 1990s. Although many of these images might be seen as merely witty or sentimental, they are multi-layered explorations of family and community, joy and tragedy. This catalog, published in conjunction with one of Lowry’s earliest one-person museum exhibitions, offers wonderful insights into the workings of this great painter.
48 pages, 17 illustrations
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Essays by
Lucy R. Lippard and Theresa Harlan (1999)
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