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From UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art

  1. Abigail by Cara Romero, Image 1.

    Cara Romero

    Abigail, 2020

    Archival photograph printed on Legacy Matte paper

    18.5 x 15.25 in

  2. no by Caralea Cole, Image 6.

    Caralea Cole

    no, 2018

    Archival Inkjet Mural

    47.5 x 37 in

  3. Mojavean Transmutations #2 by Lee Cannarozzo, Image 2.

    Lee Cannarozzo

    Mojavean Transmutations #2, 2018

    Yucca Schidigera paper and Lamp Black ink derived from Yucca Schidigera

    21 x 31 in

  4. Maternal Instincts (for BRee) by Kyla Hansen, Image 1.

    Kyla Hansen

    Maternal Instincts (for BRee), 2018

    Ceramic stoneware, lights

    24 x 22 x 6 in

  5. Superbia Civilis by Brent Holmes, Image 2.

    Brent Holmes

    Superbia Civilis, 2016

    Found object, spray paint, mixed media

    58 x 48 x 24 in

  6. Cigarettes by Noelle Garcia, Image 2.

    Noelle Garcia

    Cigarettes, 2015

    Glass beads and thread

    2.857 x 0.25 x 0.125 in

  7. Redactor 2014.27 by Ryan Wallace, Image 1.

    Ryan Wallace

    Redactor 2014.27, 2014

    Enamel, acrylic, vinyl, aluminum, rubber, canvas, tape, paper, automotive tint on canvas

    84 x 120 x 1 in

  8. Talisman by Candice Lin, Image 1.

    Candice Lin

    Talisman, 2007

    Museum board, cut paper, ink, pencil, and thread

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About the artist

Daniel Bodner

American

b. 1963

A Wisconsin native, Daniel Bodner received a B.A. in Art from the University of Wisconsin in 1985 and moved to New York City. After working in the New York art world for several years he went abroad and settled in Amsterdam. He describes the city as “a new place where I had to invent my own reality every day. My paintings were generated from an interior dialogue, unplanned and organic in process, and were fueled by my life as a stranger — an outsider looking in.” In 2005 he returned to New York where he currently lives and works. Bodner’s paintings have been exhibited at Galerie Marten Mertens in Berlin, Germany; Galerie Roger Katwijk in Amsterdam, Netherlands; and Roy Boyd Gallery, Chicago, IL. They are included in the Louisville, KY Public Collection and the collection of the BMO Harris Bank, Chicago, IL.