Surfaces come alive with blood crimson encrustations or the deep blues and blacks of anguish and mourning. Unger s works are included in many private and public collections, and her public art commissions are installed in many sites throughout the country. During her lifetime, her work was collected by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Proctor-Munson Institute, Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The Treans Hudson Gallery in the Chelsea art district in New York City continues to represent the artist s work. The exhibition is receiving generous funding support from the Ohio Arts Council, a state agency.
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