MIRIAM SLATER (b. 1952) Post Surrealist, Cubist and Classicist by Jeremy Tessmer

Miriam Slater works in different mediums including drawing and painting, as well as making three dimensional objects such as furniture and boxes. She works in a variety of styles, including surrealism, cubism and classicism. She is based in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.

Table Of Contents

• I. BIOGRAPHY
• II. AN ANALYSIS OF THE ARTIST'S WORK
• III. EDUCATION
• IV. AWARDS
• V. COLLECTIONS
• VI. EXHIBITIONS
• VII. BIBLIOGRAPHY
• VIII. WORKS FOR SALE BY THIS ARTIST

I. BIOGRAPHY

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II. An Analysis of the Artist's Work

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III. EDUCATION

1978–1987 Art Center, Pasadena, California

1975 California State University, Fullerton, California, B.F.A.

IV. AWARDS

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V. COLLECTIONS

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VI. EXHIBITIONS (Selected List)

2007, 2003, 2002 Sullivan Goss, Ltd., Santa Barbara, California

2001 Karpeles Manuscript Museum, Santa Barbara, California

2001, 1996, 1990 Tobey C. Moss Gallery, Los Angeles

2000 Los Angeles Museum of Art; Tucson Museum of Art, Arizona; et. al.

1995 Palm Springs Museum, Palm Springs, California

1992 Palm Springs Museum, Palm Springs, California, art auction

1992 20th Century Decorative Arts, Birmingham, Michigan

1990 British National Trust, New York, New York

1989 Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco, California

1989, 1988 Nebera Gallery, Denver, Colorado

1988 St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana

1986 Laguna Beach Art Museum, Laguna Beach, California

1978 Brand Art Library & Galleries, Glendale, California

1978 Mythology Gallery, New York, New York

VII. PUBLICATIONS

Books:

Book of Cups by Garth Clark, Abbeyville Press (1990)

Artist Design Furniture by Denise Domergue, Abrams (1984)

Rollerbabies by Steinberg & Cantu, Prentice-Hall (1979)

Articles:

Art Week

Metropolitan Home

Elle

Pan Am

Art Direction

She (England)

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