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AUG 01 '95 09:03 DEBRA-BRICKER BALKEN TO: 3012770729 P02 [FAX]
I do hope you can respond favorably to this invitation. As the CAA has a listing deadline of September 1st, it be nice to hear from you by August 20th. Could you contact me at either the above address (where I will be until Labor Day) or at my Boston phone answering machine (617-723-2260) which I check daily.
Sincerely,
Debra Balken [signature] Debra Brcker Balken
P.S. Alexander Anderson encouraged me to invite you to participate in this panel. She thought you would be a thoughtful discussor. Hope to hear favorably from you.
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Peter L. Robinson Jr. "Contemporary Expressions III" New Paintings May 28 - June 16, 1996 Opening Reception Wednesday, May 29, 6 to 8 P.M. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 11-5 Sunday, 1-5
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5-15-96 Dear David: Hope you had a good year and I look forward to seeing you on the 29th [signature].
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Lois Mailou Jones (American, b. 1905) Les Fetiches, 1938 Oil on canvas, 64.8 x 53.3 cm (25 1/2 x 21 in.) National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution Museum purchase made possible by Mrs. N. H. Green, Dr. R. Harlan, and Francis Musgrave 1990.56 © Smithsonian Institution
Pomegranate Publications Box 6099, Rohnert Park, CA 94927 175-4596 Canada 1.95
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04/06/1988 19:06 2023327763 JEFF DONALDSON PAGE 01
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DATE 6 April 1998 PAGES: 2 FROM Jeff Donaldson, 504 T St. NW, Washington, DC 20001 Tele: 202-332-7446 / Fax: 202-332-7763 To DAVID DRISKELL FAX # 301/277-0729 RE: TransAfrican Invitational Exhibition Commemorative Catalog
We are preparing the TransAfrican Invitational Exhibition commemorative catalog manuscript for publication. In addition to essays from art critics, historians, and collectors, the catalog will contain an artist profile page, which will include the following: a 250- word (or less) statement by or about each artist, as well as a listing of no more than 10 solo exhibitions and no more than 10 group exhibitions or collections. Your second page will be a full-color reproduction of your work in the exhibition. Each artist will receive 4 copies of the catalog. Additional copies may be purchased at $25.00 each. Please provide us with exhibiton information below, including dates, titles, and location of each exhibition or collection.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS GROUP EXHIBITIONS AND/OR COLLECTIONS:
1. Barnett Aden Gallery, Washington, DC 1957 1. Howard University Gallery of Art
2. Van Vechten Gallery, Fisk Univ., Nash 2. Whitney Museum of American Art ville, TN, 1966 3. Tennessee Fine Arts Center, Nashville, 3. Corcoran Art Gallery TN, 1967 4. Bowdoin College Musuem of Art, Bruns 4. Baltimore Museum of Art wick, ME, 1973 5. Art Gallery, Univ. MD, College Park 1980 5. The Oakland Museum
6. Kansas City Art Institute, MO, 1985 6. The StudiomMuseum in Harlem
7. Colby College Museum, Waterville, ME, 1989 7. The Birmingham Museum od Art (ALa)
8. Midtown Payson Galleries, NYC, 1993 8. The National Museum, Santiago, Chile
9. Sherry Washingotn Gallery, Detroit, 9. The Portland Museum of Art, (Maine) MI, 1995 10. Bomani Gallery, San Francisco, 1997 10. The White House
The following page is an edited statement by or about you that will be included on your artist profile page. Should you wish to amend this statement or substitute it with another statement of 250 words or less, please return it with your list of exhibitions. Due to press deadlines, we mush have this information on or before April 15, 1998. Otherwise, we will go forward with the information that we have so far.
