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"Queen of the Inanimate" 36x53"
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"The Brothers Dung" 36x28"
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"Vlad and Drako" 46x28"
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"A Dirty Shame" 27x32"
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Liz McGrath
"Milk Blood"
February 2-25, 2001
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Liz
McGrath's "incarceration" at the Victory Baptist Home for Girls fueled
her first artistic ventures: angry punk rock fliers for her punk rock
band and the conception of her fanzine, Censor. From there her
career took off in many directions. Her experience as an art director
in film, animation and music video has not just influenced her current
artistic endeavors but enhances them as well. Liz McGrath's dioramas
are static/traveling freak shows - displaying rotting, subhuman figures
luxuriously dressed for your pleasure, perusal and contempt. This will
be Liz's first show at La Luz de Jesus since her dramatic debut in our
Uncommercial Art by Commercial Artists exhibit last March.
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CONTACT US FOR CURRENT PRICES AND AVAILABILITY
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"Queen of the Inanimate" 36x53"
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"The Brothers Dung" 36x28"
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"Vlad and Drako" 46x28"
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"A Dirty Shame" 27x32"
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