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Education

• 1980— Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. M.F.A.
• 1973—Universidad de Puerto Rico, Studies in Art and Spanish
• 1970—Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. B.A. (cum laude)

Solo Exhibitions (selected):

• 2003—"Covert Operations," West Valley Museum – Arizona
• 1999—"Life Examimed," Midwest Museum of American Art, Indiana
• 1996—"Chronicling The Millennium," Horwitch Newman Gallery –
  Scottsdale, Arizona (October)
• 1995—"Wild Things," Moynihan Gallery – Jackson, Wyoming
• 1995—"Here is the Southwestern Desert," Paintings from the Book,
  Horwitch LewAllen Gallery – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 1992—"Seven Deadly Sins and Other Transgressions," Scottsdale
  Center for the Arts – Scottsdale, Arizona
• 1990—Thomas Reiley Gallery – Chicago, Illinois
• 1985—"Natural and Unnatural Disasters," Segal Gallery – New York, New York

Group Exhibitions (selected):

• 2001—"American Women Artists," Nedra Matteucci Gallery – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 1997—"Woman The Artists' View," Bennington Center for the Arts – Bennington, Vermont
• 1996—"Tres Amigos," The Americana Museum – El Paso, Texas
• 1994-98—"Sole of the West," Desert Cabelleros Museum – Wickenburg, Arizona; Traveling: Arizona, Texas, California, New Mexico
• 1994—4th Annual "New Art of the West" Eiteljorg Museum – Indianapolis, Indiana
• 1994—"Art and the Law," Traveling: Seattle, Washington; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canton, Ohio; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Oswego, New York
• 1993—"Art of the Spirit," The Center for Transcultural Exchange – New York, New York
• 1993—"Cajitas-Altarpieces, Two Views," The Hispanic Research Center Arizona State University – Tempe, Arizona
• 1993-96—"Art From the Driver's Seat: Americans and Their Cars," Museum of Our National Heritage – Lexington, Massachusetts; Traveling: USA
• 1991—"The Evolving Western Image in Art," Cypress College Fine Arts Gallery, Cypress College – Cypress, California
• 1989—"Into the Superstitions," Mesa Southwest Museum – Mesa, Arizona
• 1987—''Animals," California State University at Fullerton, California
• 1987—"American Painters," Columbus Museum of Art – Columbus, Georgia
• 1985—"Women of the American West," The Bruce Museum – Greenwich, Connecticut
• 1982—1982 Arizona Biennial, Tucson Museum of Art – Tucson, Arizona
• 1982—Centro de Arte Moderna de Guadalajara – Guadalajara, Mexico

Collections (selected):

• Museum of Modern Art – Glasgow, Scotland
• Tucson Museum of Art – Tucson, Arizona
• Eiteljorg Museum – Indianapolis, Indiana
• Whitney Museum of Western Art – Cody, Wyoming
• Midwest Museum of Art – Elkhardt, Indiana
• Smithsonian Institution – Washington, D.C.
• Scottsdale Museum of Comtemporary Art – Scottsdale, Arizona
• West Publishing Corporation – Eagan, Minnesota
• Fundacion de Anthropologia para Ecuador – Quito, Ecuador
• Arizona State University – Tempe, Arizona
• Columbus Museum of Art and Sciences – Columbus, Georgia

Publications (selected):

• Desert Living, Modern Luxury for the Desert, "Girl Power, Wonder Woman in the Arts," Travel Issue 2008, p.72.
• Rutgers University Press, "The Ancestress Hypothosis," Kathryn Coe PhD, 2003, Cover.
• Hassrick,Peter, "Drawn to Yellowstone, Artists in Americas' First National Park," Autry Museum, Uni. Washigton Press 2002. Back cover
• Robbins, Carolyn C., "A Centruy of Arizona Women Artists," American Art Review, Feb.2001, p.96.
• Gotto Joseph, Porter, Albert W.,Selleck, "Exploring Visual Design," Davis Pub,
  2000, p.202.
• Boehme, Sarah E. "Whitney Gallery of Western Art," Buffalo Bill Historical Center, 1998, p.69.
• Hagerty, Donald J. "Leading The West—One Hundred Contemporary Painters And Sculptors," Northland Publishing, 1997, p.168-69.
• Roukes, Nicholas, "Humor in Art," Davis Publications, 1997, pgs.52, 95 and And back cover.