“The 80’s”
“The 80’s”
Clubs of Virtue (Third Edition)1995, (First edition 1979), Mixed Media, Dimensions Variable.
Soldier Embroidering1984, Chalk on the wall. Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY
Soldier Embroidering1984, Chalk on the wall. Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY
Witness1985, Installation, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY.
Witness1985, Installation, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY.
Witness1985, Installation, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY.
Witness1985, Installation, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY.
Witness1985, Installation, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY.
Witness1985, Installation, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NY.
Hair’s Breadth; New Wall Drawings by Mike Glier1984, Installation, La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla, California
Hair’s Breadth; New Wall Drawings by Mike Glier 1984, Installation, La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla, California
Hair’s Breadth; New Wall Drawings by Mike Glier1984, Installation, La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla, California
South Africa Drawings1986, Installation, Washington Project for the Arts.
South Africa Drawings1986, Installation, Washington Project for the Arts.
South Africa Drawings1986, Installation, Washington Project for the Arts.
South Africa Drawings1986, Installation, Washington Project for the Arts.
South Africa Drawings1986, Installation, Washington Project for the Arts.
Exploding Refrigerator: General Electric1982, Oil Stick on Canvas, approximately 102”x90”.
Exploding Refrigerator: Norge1982, Oil Stick on Canvas, approximately 102”x72”.
Calling Women1983, Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin, Ohio. Catalog. Chalk on the wall.
The Second Sketch of Chernobyl1987, Installation, Corcoran Museum of Art, Washington D.C.
Sketches from the Epidemic1987, Charcoal on paper, 48”x36”
Sketches from the Epidemic1987, Charcoal on paper, 48”x36”
Sketches from the Epidemic1987, Charcoal on paper, 48”x35”
Progress1991, Charcoal, acrylic on canvas, 78”x134”
Progress1989, Installation, Two First Union Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, sponsored by Spirit Square Center for the Arts. Charcoal and latex on wall.