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Monthly Archives: April 2019
National Portrait Gallery’s Black Out exhibition travels to Mississippi Museum of Art
Camille’s interactive installation Precarious is on view at the Mississippi Museum of Art as part of a travelling group exhibition Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now organized by the National Portrait Gallery, in Washington DC. Mississippi Museum of Art Exhibition webpage The exhibition … Continue reading
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Camille Utterback and Monir Farmanfarmaian at Haines Gallery
Haines Gallery, which represents Camille in San Francisco, features three of her large scale installations in a two-person exhibition with celebrated Iranian artist Monir Farmanfarmain. The exhibition, Kaleidoscope Eyes, brings together the glittering mirrored mosaics of Monir Farmanfarmaian and the interactive … Continue reading
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