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In 1961, San Francisco’s Batman Gallery, an alternative Beat space with all black walls and located at 2222 Fillmore (named by poet Michael McClure and painter Bruce Conner), mounted her one-person exhibition "Paintings &amp; Drawings by Bernice Bing", which garnered praise from critics like Alfred Frankenstein from the San Francisco Chronicle. She also showed large-scale works, including her painting "Las Meninas" (1960) based on Diego Velázquez's Baroque court scene, also entitled "Las Meninas" (1656).