She was chief curator at the Tacoma Art Museum from 1991 until this year, also serving as acting director in 1992 and 1999. During the 1980s she held various curator positions at the Seattle Art Museum, specializing primarily in Northwest modern art. She also managed the Smithsonian Institution s Archives of American Art Northwest Asian American Arts Project, and coordinated their Northwest Oral History Project. WSU is the only eastern Washington venue to host the Morris Graves exhibition. Organized through the Schmidt-Bingham Gallery in New York, the exhibition presents previously unexhibited work from the artist s private collection and from the collections of the Bank of America, the University of Oregon and the Tacoma Art Museum.
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