Black and White in Color:  An exhibition of paintings and sculptures presented at the Gallery Ingrid Cooper, Bethesda, Maryland, in the fall of 2005, The work is about the transitional states that a visual image or icon may occupy in our perception–from the beginning state of a black and white conception through to the finalization of the image presented in full color. The terms 'meaning' and 'significant' are explored in the context of conveyed information.

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