CYNTHIA
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Cynthia Miller was born in Wisconsin and raised in Fond du Lac until the age of 10, and then in Tucson, Arizona. She began college by studying Creative Writing at the University of Arizona, but left school after a year to travel in Europe. Upon her return, she re-engaged with her studies, but now in the Fine Arts/Painting, at the San Francisco Institute of Art, where she earned her BFA. Later she earned an MFA at the University of Arizona. She was the co-founder, in the late 1970s, and a member until 1985, of Dinnerware Cooperative Art Gallery, one of the nation's most important and exciting artist-sponsored cooperative ventures from that point until it ceased being a cooperative in about 2003. Miller currently teaches for The Learning Curve and The Drawing Studio in Tucson, Arizona. She shares a studio with Chax Press, and she frequently collaborates with Chax on book covers and fine art book projects. She has been awarded an Arizona Commission on the Artists Visual Arts Fellowship and the Arizona Arts Award (the most prestigious and largest award given to an artist in the state of Arizona). In the fall of 2007 she has an exhibition scheduled with the Etherton Gallery in Tucson, and in April/May 2008 she will have a one-person exhibition at the Cue Art Foundation in New York City. |
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