Author Archives: Marilyn Cummins
Small Art|Big Stories Exhibit
I was honored to be invited to submit a small group of small works (8×10 or smaller) to this summer’s show at the Montminy Gallery in Columbia, Missouri. Each artist was to submit a story or statement of how the … Continue reading
“No Country for Old Women” makes cover of San Diego Reader
My painting “No Country for Old Women” hit the web and the streets of San Diego today when it was used the cover illustration of the Jan. 28, 2016, issue of the San Diego Reader. Art director Jessica Wentzel requested permission to rearrange … Continue reading
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Tagged No Country for Old Women, Paintings, Watercolors
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(and the dish ran away with the spoon)
I had the honor of being paired with Columbia poet and writer Bridget Bufford in last fall’s Interpretations III show at the Columbia Art League. Bridget was given my painting “No Country for Old Women,” without the title or my … Continue reading
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Tagged MIssing Betty, No Country for Old Women, Paintings, Watercolors
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Two paintings in the Columbia College Literary Review
Excited and honored to have two of my paintings accepted and now published with a brief bio in the Spring 2015 edition of the Columbia College Literary Review from Columbia College, Columbia, MO. Here are my two featured works, on … Continue reading
The peaceful, serene, edgy, ironic works of Marilyn Cummins. 