September 2006
The Arts Club of Washington
presents “Susanna and the Elders/Remix”, a one person
exhibition by Cynthia Fraula-Hahn, September 1 – 30th, 2006.
The opening reception is Friday September 8th, 6:30 – 9:00
pm. This exhibition is curated by Eric Denker, head of lectures
in the education division at the National Gallery of Art and
curator of drawings and prints for the Corcoran Gallery of Art
in Washington, DC. The Arts Club of Washington is located at
2017 I Street , NW, Washington DC. For further information please
call 202-331-7282.
"The
Many Fridas"
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see entire body of work
November 2006
The Jewish Educational
Alliance of Savannah presents a one person exhibition by Cynthia
Fraula-Hahn November 1 – 30th, 2006. The opening reception
is Sunday November 12th, 4 – 6 pm. This exhibit is curated
by Dr. Bob Friedman. The JEA is located at 5111 Abercorn Street,
Savannah , GA.
March 2007
Gaston College presents
a one person exhibition by Cynthia Fraula-Hahn in the Jeanne
Rauch Gallery, March 7th – April 5th. An opening reception
and lecture will be on March 7th. The lecture will be “The
Power of Frida Kahlo and Her Influence”. This exhibit is
curated by Gary Freeman, Chair of the Art and Music Department
at Gaston College. The Jeanne Rauch Gallery is located in the
Science and Fine Arts Building 201 Highway, 321 South, Dallas,
NC. For further information call Gary Freeman at 704-922-6344.
Fraula-Hahn's new paintings
are based on the life and work of artist Frida Kahlo. Kahlo,
a famous Mexican painter who is best known for her self portraits,
is recognized as one of the most critically acclaimed and influential
artists of the 20th century. Fraula-Hahn, a painter and art historian,
has been inspired by Kahlo for many years. "The Many Fridas"
combines and reinterprets Frida's self portraits in surrealistic
environments, to capture the impact and magnitude of her resilient
and determined character. Kahlo is also the subject of one of
Fraula-Hahn's lectures series "Women in the Arts" to
be presented for "Women's History Month" at Shenandoah
University in March 2006.
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