Light of Los Muertos

Installation: "A Visit with Madam Joye" by Christine Rossi, made from recycled materials,
found objects and paper mache. 2010

"Queen of Cups" appropriated from 16th c. Visconti Tarot Deck and altered by Christine Rossi (Collage, paint on canvas paper 2010)

Exhibition and Reception Coinciding with Halloween
and Dia De Los Muertos in Oakland

All are invited to attend "El Light of Los Muertos" at the Malonga Center Annex at 1428 Alice Street in Downtown Oakland, CA from October 19 to November 30th 2010.
Reception will be held from 5:30 to 8PM on Thursday October 28th and there will be a mask making workshop coinciding with the reception.
The Malonga Center Annex is part of the City of Oakland Arts and Recreation Department

Join Me Tonight in Alameda

Who Are You? (2007) "Twas Brillig" (2010)

Artist Reception at Gallagher and Lindsey
2424 Central Avenue Alameda, CA 94501 (510) 521-8181
6 to 9 PM
Show includes 7 of my "Alice" series of collage/paintings
I will be there from 6:30 to 9PM

Come and schmooze, refreshments provided!

(a satellite show of The Frank Bette Center)

Join Me Tonight in a

Art Show Opening This Weekend Saturday August 14, 6 to 8PM

You are invited to Expressions Gallery this weekend for a very special show. "Beat of the Drum". I will be exhibiting a "Day of the Dead" portable altar. There are some very incredible paintings by local artists in this show, which will run through September.

Top piece to Portable Altar 6.6" H X 8"W X 3"D

New "Day of the Dead" Work: "Lady Luck"

A bit larger than previous "sculptures". Made of recycled materials like a floor lamp, plastic bottles, old clothing, old jewelry, wire, plastic bags, paper mache, paper and paint... 4feet tall by 16" wide by 12" deep.
I call her "Lady Luck"...she may be holding your cards...!

Venting about the OIl Spill

Newest Alice collage.
My Vent on BP and big oil....

"Twas Brillig..."
Casein,graphite,paper,newspaper,photos,on canvas...

New Alice Piece

Just finished the latest Alice piece.
The Mad Tea Party (a thinly veiled reference to current events)
Stay tuned for new exhibits coming soon!