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BIOGRAPHY Elen Feinberg

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Feinberg was born in New York City. She received her BFA from Cornell University (Class Marshall, Faculty Medal of Art) and her MFA from Indiana University. She retired from a distinguished teaching career at the University of New Mexico in 2011, and now paints full-time in …

Elen Feinberg – U.S. Department of State

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Elen Feinberg began her studies at the Art Student’s League of New York before beginning her undergraduate work at Cornell University where she studied printmaking and painting in the College of Architecture, Art and Planning. She spent her junior year in Rome through the Tyler School of Art and completed her BFA in 1976.

Elen Feinberg Artnet

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CURRICULUM VITAE Elen Feinberg

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Maryland Art Institute, Baltimore University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Washington University, St. Louis Indiana University, Bloomington Ohio State University, Columbus Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Herron School of Art, Indianapolis, IN ... ©2016 Elen Feinberg.

EXHIBITIONS Elen Feinberg

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1985 Wright Art Gallery, “Tamarind: Los Angeles to Albuquerque,” University of California, Los Angeles 1985 Zimmerman/Saturn Gallery, Nashville TN 1984 Mekler Gallery, Los Angeles CA 1984 Roswell Museum, NM ... ©2016 Elen Feinberg. Designed by Elegant Themes ...

COMMENTARY Elen Feinberg

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“Elen Feinberg’s paintings might best be described as windows into the metaphysical. The surfaces are gleaming with the imagery of the sensory world. What they seek to open up is not the world’s naked skin but those transitory spaces in the mind from which we can re-acquaint ourselves with the world….