Exhibitions
Cynthia has shown her work in galleries and museums in California and nationally for 35 years.
Selected CA venues: Angels Gate Gallery, Armory Center for the Arts, ArtShare LA, Barnsdall Art Park, Betsy Leuke Creative Arts Center, Brand Library and Art Center, I-5 Gallery at The Brewery, LA Municipal Art Gallery, Latino Art Museum, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, San Bernardino County Museum
Selected venues in the US: Alios Gallery, (Las Vegas, NV), Brooklyn Art Library (Brooklyn, NY), Florida Museum of Hispanic & Latin American Art (Miami, FL), Natural Science Center (Greensboro, NC), Pikes Peak Art Center (Colorado Springs, CO), Rochester Contemporary Art Center (Rochester, NY), Sawtooth Building Galleries (Winston-Salem, NC), Teal Art Gallery (Breckenridge, CO), 310Haustudio (Atlanta, GA)
Featured
"Creativity in the Time of Covid-19: Art for Equity and Social Justice," Lansing, MI. An international exhibition funded by The Mellon Foundation, April 5 - 30, 2023. Details here. I had six digital drawings in the in-person show. An additional drawing is in the online show. Excellent article about the show here, and a favorable show review here.
25 Year Retrospective, Lobby Gallery at NoHo Senior Arts Colony/Road Theatre on Magnolia, North Hollywood, CA, December 2017 – March 2018: This expansive show celebrated 25 years of exhibiting art, beginning with Cynthia's first juried show in Long Beach, CA. Hand-tinted photographs, drawings, paintings, and mixed media work were on display.
BOTART @ WestEDGE Design Fair, Santa Monica, CA, October, 2014: A small group of artists were selected to have work featured in this unique exhibition. Each artist displayed a painted wine barrel and a wall-hung work of art in a four-day curated design fair showcasing the best in modern design for architects, the design trade, and discerning design aficionados. The show subsequently traveled to other venues in San Francisco, Hollywood, and Los Angeles, CA through 2017.
Cynthia's painted barrel is entitled, "Tipitina," after the New Orleans classic jazz tune made famous by Professor Longhair. Read about the process of making "Tipitina" on the Art by Cynthia Blog.
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