Indira Martina Morre

Lives in

Berkeley, CA

Works in

Berkeley, CA

Website

Schools

UC Berkeley, 2008, MFA

Tags

conceptual, abstract, drawing, painting, arts-education, mixed-media

Recent Exhibits

Indira Martina Morre participated in these exhibits:

Nov, 2012	The Future Imagined: What's Next?
	Performance Art Institute

Oct, 2010	Persistent Behavior: Repetition as Art
	Cain Schulte Contemporary Art

Mar, 2010	LISA CURET, KEIRA KOTLER, INDIRA MARTINA MORRE
	SFMOMA Artists Gallery

Mar, 2009	Rock, Paper, Scissors
	Marin Museum of Contemporary Art (Marin MOCA)

Jul, 2008	Cream, from the top
	Arts Benicia

May, 2008	These Canyons: The 38th Annual University of California, Berkeley Master of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition
	Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive

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Exhibited with these artists

Indira Martina Morre has Exhibited with these artists:

Kirkman Amyx			Michael Bartalos
Chris Bell			JD Beltran (in collaboration with Nigel Poor)
Philip Alden Benn (in collaboration with Peter Belkin)			Guillermo Bert
Antonio Cortez			Nicholas de Monchaux
Ala Ebtekar			Michal Gavish (in collaboration with Yigal Blum)
Daniel Joshua Goldstein			Laura Greig
Farley Gwazda			Robin Hill (in collaboration with Janco Gravner)
Theodora Varnay Jones (in collaboration with Penny Olson and Rosa Anna de Filippis)			Pantea Karimi (in collaboration with Daniel Konhauser)
Carrie Katz (in collaboration with Sesh Mudumbai)			Penny Nii (in collaboration with Mohammed Alabababidi and Enrique Gavidia)
Luke Ogrydziak (in collaboration with Zoe Prillinger)			Renee Rhodes
Tim Rosoborough			Paolo Salvagione
Roey Shaviv			DC Spensley (in collaboration with Peter Spangler)
Scott Summit			Yumika Tanaka
Tiffany Trenda			Corinne Whitaker
Kenneth Wilkes			Ruth Stark and Etty Yaniv

Exhibited at these venues

Indira Martina Morre has Exhibited at these venues:

Performance Art Institute			Cain Schulte Contemporary Art
SFMOMA Artists Gallery			Marin Museum of Contemporary Art (Marin MOCA)
Arts Benicia			Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive