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CONTACT INFORMATION
email me: mbcondon@gmail.com
website: http://w3.gorge.net/mbcondon
EDUCATION
1984 San Francisco Art Institute / BFA Printmaking and Drawing
1978 Minneapolis College of Art & Design
1976 California College of Arts & Crafts
RECENT SELECTED
EXHIBITIONS
SOLO SHOWS
2007 The Red Thread [phase 3] Archer Gallery, Clark
College
Vancouver WA
2006 The Red Thread [phase 2] Littman Gallery,
Portland State University,
Portland OR
2006 The Red Thread [phase 1] WA State University/Vancouver
2004 Womens Work Optic Nerve Arts, Portland OR
2004 and they will welcome us with flowers
Marghitta Feldman
Gallery, Portland OR
2003 [Re]Embedded News Planet Gallery, Portland OR
[Re]Embedded News
Goldendale Community Library, WA
2003 War Studies Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center,
Portland OR
JURIED EXHIBITIONS
2006 Terror? Intersection for the Arts. San Francisco
CA
2006 The State of Art in the Columbia Valley WSU/TriCities
2005 First Person Froelick Gallery, Portland OR
2003 48th Annual Central Washington Artists Exhibition
Larson Gallery, Yakima
WA
2002 Heart to Heart: Women in Conversation About War
Dahl Art Center, Rapid
City SD
GROUP SHOWS
2007 Social Justice Columbia Center for the Arts, Hood
River OR
Social Justice
White Salmon Community Library, WA
2006 Reasonable/UnReasonable OuchMyEye Gallery, Seattle
WA
Reasonable/Unreasonable
WA State University/TriCities
2003 The Language of Terror: Enteractive Language Festival
ONA Gallery, Portland
OR
2003 Art & Politics Columbia Gallery, Hood River OR
2001 Making War, Waging Peace Indian Creek Community Center,
Hood River OR
2000 International World AIDS DAY 2000 Expo
Coatepeque, Guatemala
ARTIST TALKS
2007 The Red Thread: Women & Militarism
Archer Gallery,
Clark College
2006 War and Media Washington State University/Vancouver
2006/05 Invited Artist Lecture/Community Treasures Program
Hood River High School OR
AWARDS
2006 Puffin Foundation Ltd. | project grant award
2003 CWAE 48 | Honors Circle Award
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a
brief biographical sketch...
I
have worked for the last 18 years as a graphic designer, focusing
on the area of health education. Working with feminist collectives
and public health organizations, I have designed advertising,
educational materials and publicity campaigns on the issues
of public health access, sexual health, gender identity, breast
cancer awareness, and AIDS/HIV education.
Upon
moving to a rural setting in SE Washington State 16 years
ago, I found the same themes of social, economic and environmental
concerns that I had encountered in urban settings. Ive
combined art with activism to address the Washington State
prison siting process, the cleanup of the Hanford Nuclear
Reservation, and as an advocate for rural access to public
transportation, adult educational resources, progressive candidate
campaigns and antiwar organizing.
The
crucial mix of professional design and political activism
has deeply informed my painting.
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