Irena Popiashvili and Marisa Newman of SUITE 106 are pleased to announce the
exhibition of artist Nancy Miller. Miller, who lives in New York City, studied
art at Bennet College and the Maryland Institute College of Art, completing her
studies in 1949. She had her first solo exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art
in 1974. Formerly a painter, Miller became known for her plexiglas and paper
sculptures in the 1970s and 1980s. Ten years ago, Miller turned to digital
production and showed her Piercing Facades at the Philadelphia Art Alliance in
2001. She has exhibited extensively in the United States and Europe since 1965
and is included in over a thousand public and private collections around the
world. The exhibition at the gallery includes the paper cuts and cast paper
works from the 1970s as well as her latest animation clips.
Irena Popiashvili and Marisa Newman of SUITE 106 are pleased to announce the
exhibition of artist Nancy Miller. Miller, who lives in New York City, studied
art at Bennet College and the Maryland Institute College of Art, completing her
studies in 1949. She had her first solo exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art
in 1974. Formerly a painter, Miller became known for her plexiglas and paper
sculptures in the 1970s and 1980s. Ten years ago, Miller turned to digital
production and showed her Piercing Facades at the Philadelphia Art Alliance in
2001. She has exhibited extensively in the United States and Europe since 1965
and is included in over a thousand public and private collections around the
world. The exhibition at the gallery includes the paper cuts and cast paper
works from the 1970s as well as her latest animation clips.