| Bette Cerf Hill | Biography | |||||||||||||
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| Bette Cerf Hill is an artist working in acrylic on canvas and charcoal on paper. Often the format is large and in a variety of styles to suit the subject and mood. She usually works on a series of paintings and drawings about subjects ranging from what she calls renaissance faces to making portraits of stones. Hill started art training as a child in California and later in Paris and New York. She attended School of the Art Institute of Chicago and studied both ceramics and painting. Selected Exhibitions Vogue or Before The Genocide Paintings by Bette Cerf Hill at Thomas Masters Gallery June 20 - July 7, 2009 This series of paintings are of two groups of people. One group called the Omo live in East Africa on the border of Ethiopia, Kenya and the Sudan and the second are the Nuba people of Kau in the Sudan. Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, Not Just Another Pretty Face, October 28-December 28, 2008. Old Chatham Gallery, NY , One Person Show, Nov. 1-30 May Street Market Restaurant, One Person Show, May-Dec. 2007 Peace Tower with Mark di Suvero, Chicago Cultural Center May Street Market Restaurant, Chicago, 2006 Sensory Vistas, Exploring Landscapes of the Mind, Hubbard Street Galleries Political, SHK Gallery, Great Barrington, Mass The Last Leaf, Gallery 210 One Inspired Evening, The Chicago Cultural Center Christian Industrial League Invitational, Chicago Renaissance Faces, Gallery 210 Shrouds, Weber Gallery, Chatham, New York Doors of Dignity, Red Door Studio, Chicago Lee Tracy Studio - 2003, 2004, 2005 The School of the Art Institute, alumni show, Bare Walls 2003, 2004, 2005 Women Alive, Archeworks, Chicago, 2003 The Joseph Show 20th Century Gallery, Hudson, NY 2002 Ute Stebich Gallery Lenox, Mass. 2001, 2000, 1999 Permanent Installations Robert A. Wislow, US Equities Reality, Board Room, Chicago Hyde Park Herald, Chicago The Three Arts Club of Chicago Publications Chinese Style, Living in Beauty and Prosperity by Sunamita Lim Gibbs Smith, Publisher Guan Yin With Cell Phone Education The School of The Art Institute of Chicago, ceramics and painting The Grande Chaumier, Paris, France, painting |
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