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Miriam Wosk's first solo museum exhibition opens today, 8 September 2006, at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and runs through 25 November 2006. "Euphoria" features large-scale paintings encrusted with pearls, glitter, crystals, starfish, collage, and paint, and the premiere of a documentary film about Wosk’s studio process, which is produced, written, and directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Terry Sanders. In her previous career as an illustrator, Wosk created work for many prominent publications, designing the first cover of Ms. Magazine, as well as the magazine’s 30th Anniversary back cover.
Euphoria
8 September 2006
Members preview is from 6-7pm, public opening from 7-9pm
Bergamot Station G1
2525 Michigan Avenue
Santa Monica, CA 90404 map
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