Must have been my Edward G. Robinson phase.
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- Chandra Garsson
- Oakland, California, United States
- Chandra Garsson’s artwork has been shown nationally and internationally. Her paintings and sculptures have been featured at the Bedroom Gallery in Prague, Czech Republic, Berlin, Germany, Manukan City, New Zealand, and Art Forum Gallery in Singapore. Closer to home, her art has been seen over the years at Morphos Gallery, Olga Dollar Gallery, Fobbo Gallery, in San Francisco, and more recently at Expressions Gallery, in Berkeley. The Union Gallery featured Chandra's work in a solo exhibition at San Jose State University. Her art has also been exhibited at the Oakland Museum Sculpture court, The Jewish Museum in San Francisco, and The Triton Museum in Santa Clara, California. Chandra's artwork and writing also features prominently in Bittersweet Legacy, Creative responses to the Holocaust, an anthology edited by Cynthia Brody, forwarded by Michael Berenbaum, University Press of America. Her book, Insomnia (Awakening), was published by Meridian PressWorks in conjunction with a major retrospective exhibition of the same title at ProArts Gallery in Oakland, California in 2004. http://www.darksecretlove.com/chandra http://www.vspcity.com/insomnia
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It looks like I was already shielding myself from the blows my mother dealt me. My first overt memory of it is from when I was two and a half. She punched me in the nose and the blood wouldn't quit for a while. She sat me on the toilet and she blotted at my face with a washrag, and a look of horror on her face. I think she wondered if I would die.
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