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From City of Berkeley Public Art Collection

  1. Lorek by Marion Coleman, Image 9.

    Marion Coleman

    Lorek, 2013

    Ceramic

    10 x 13 x 0.25 in (25.4 x 33.02 x 0.64 cm)

  2. A Patchwork of Trees (Information Tree) by Marion Coleman, Image 10.

    Marion Coleman

    A Patchwork of Trees (Information Tree), 2012

    Copper, stainless steel

    96 x 180.375 x 1.125 in (243.84 x 458.15 x 2.86 cm)

  3. A Patchwork of Trees (Imagination Tree) by Marion Coleman, Image 2.

    Marion Coleman

    A Patchwork of Trees (Imagination Tree), 2012

    Copper, stainless steel

    96 x 60.625 x 1.125 in (243.84 x 153.99 x 2.86 cm)

  4. Oholone Dancers and Bye Bye Fog by John Wehrle and Betsy Davids, Image 9.

    John Wehrle and Betsy Davids

    Oholone Dancers and Bye Bye Fog, 2007

    Acrylic paint

  5. Untitled by David Bowman, Image 11.

    David Bowman

    Untitled, 2001

    Brass, paint

    26 x 59.5 x 1 in (66.04 x 151.13 x 2.54 cm)

  6. Freedom by Elizabeth Catlett, Image 2.

    Elizabeth Catlett

    Freedom, 1998

    Silkscreen prints on rag paper

  7. Sky Window by Kati Casida, Image 1.

    Kati Casida

    Sky Window, 1994

    Aluminum, paint

    108 x 149 x 120 in (274.32 x 378.46 x 304.8 cm)

  8. Embedded Bricks III by Cristine Blanco, Image 1.

    Cristine Blanco

    Embedded Bricks III, 2022

    Archival inkjet print

    20 x 24 in (50.8 x 60.96 cm)

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About the artist

Jenny Cole

Jenny Cole
is a Bay Area visual artist interested in artifacts and our sense of place.
Raised in the Bay, she studied art and landscape architecture at CCAC and UCB.
She then worked with teams from California Academy of Sciences and grew a career steeped in Natural History Dioramas.

She now works to address, and then investigate, our maker and nature traditions.

Jenny draws with line, and sculpts in sustainable mixed materials, moved by form and anatomies.

Her approach to art and installation work honors the casual viewer or "innocent bystander", and values context over hierarchy to promote conversations.