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MARIO WAGNER
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
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Mario Wagner lives and works as an artist and illustrator in Berkeley, USA.
His work has been published in renowned anthologies, including 3x3 Magazine and Illustration Now! He also contributed work to advertising campaigns for clients such as ABSOLUT VODKA, Cheerios, IKEA and his work regularly appears in publications such as the New York Times Magazine, Wall Street Journal and WIRED Magazine. His fine art has been shown in numerous exhibitions in Berlin, Los Angeles, San Francisco and London, on art fairs like SCOPE, NADA and Art Basel Miami.
Watch this video of Mario Wagner making an art installation:
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in MARCO ZAMORA, ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
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Marco Zamora received a BFA from California Institute of the Arts in His work is inspired by the working class, the chaos of city life, and personal discomfort.
He uses phot
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EXHIBITION: FATE OF THE FOREST
CALL TO ARTISTS
An Open Hanging
Presented at the Whatcom Museum Lightcatcher
June 4 – September 18,
In celebration of our upcoming exhibition, Evergreen Muse: The Art of Elizabeth Colborne (), the Whatcom Museum will be hosting FATE OF THE FOREST: AN OPEN HANGING. The reception for both exhibitions will be held on June 17,
Any artist who is a member of the Whatcom Museum can submit one exhibition-ready work in any media interpreting the Pacific Northwest forest. From alpine meadows and rocky peaks to surf-splashed coastline, the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest offer boundless inspiration for art. The exhibition will stimulate vital dialogue on the future of our forests while strengthening the Museum’s relationship with regional artists.
For the first time, the Whatcom Museum will be introducing a special artist membership rate: $30 for the year. As long as artists – or their representatives – can deliver a