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  • Lenore Tawney

    …example of her work is Cloud. It was created for the Federal Building in Santa Rosa, Calif., where its 16-foot (5-metre) blue linen strands seem to drop like threads of rain over the immense lobby. In 1965 Tawney began to make assemblages, and she also produced highly refined multimedia collages.

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    …example of her work is Cloud. It was created for the Federal Building in Santa Rosa, Calif., where its 16-foot (5-metre) blue linen strands seem to drop like threads of rain over the immense lobby. In 1965 Tawney began to make assemblages, and she also produced highly refined multimedia collages.

    Read More