Bernice Bing b. 1936, San Francisco, CA – d. 1998, Philo, CA

The Park Avenue Armory in New York City came alive this fall with the Art Dealers Association of America’s (ADAA) annual The Art Show. Now...

Lavish layering of fluid, gestural brushstrokes executed in a variegated array of inimitable colors immediately captured and captivated my gaze. Looking closely at the elaborate...

'It is said that the future is female, and one can only hope. But it is important to remember that the past, through continuous excavation,...

She’s the Bay Area Abstract Expressionist who was written out of the history books by a field that didn’t know what to do with a...

'It may seem improbable that a mid-twentieth century artist who was a student of Richard Diebenkorn and Saburō Hasegawa, who hung out with Jay DeFeo,...

'Bernice 'Bingo' Bing’s youth wasn’t a waltz. She was born in 1936 in San Francisco’s Chinatown, and when she was six her American mother died....

'Bernice Bing (1936-1998) had many identities, including artist, activist, Chinese American and lesbian. She studied Western art history and Chinese calligraphy, New Age psychology and...

'The odds were stacked against Bernice Bing, but she defied them anyway. She was an Asian American, a woman, and a lesbian in mid-century America....

'In her lifetime, Bing had a whole lot stacked against her: She was gay, Chinese American, orphaned, abused, a woman. And she was an Abstract...

Must See Bernice Bing BINGO September 12 - October 12, 2024 Reception: Thursday, September 12th, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Berry Campbell is proud to...

Overlooked Bay Area Abstract Expressionist Bernice Bing is featured in her first solo New York exhibit, at Berry Campbell gallery until Oct. 12. Works on...

Bernice Bing, the long-overlooked artist born in San Francisco's Chinatown in 1936, has had a cult following largely concentrated on the West Coast for decades....

Berry Campbell reported a string of sales, including: Lynne Drexler ’s never-before-seen Autumn Twilight (1977) for $450,000. Yvonne Thomas ’s Blue Green (1964) for $120,000....

Women Choose Women, held at the New York Cultural Center in 1973, was the first large-scale museum exhibition devoted solely to women artists and curated...