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Artist Biography
A resident of New York City and a member of the Choctaw-Apache Tribe of Ebarb, Louisiana, the painter Louis Ebarb draws on his complex mix of cultures to create his images.


    Studying painting at Pratt Institute in the 1970s, his style reflected the emerging Minimalist Movement. In 1988, Mr. Ebarb incorporated his training in abstract art with the concepts of the American Realists of the early twentieth century and began to document his experiences and time through his unique version of Urban Realism.



              

                 Louis Ebarb's  work has been presented at

                     The Fraga Gallery, New Orleans, La.

                     The Temple Gallery, Vails Gate, N.Y.

  Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition's Pier Shows I, II and III

      The State University of New York's Victory Arts Gallery

                      The Corridor Gallery, Brooklyn, N.Y.

                     Saint Francis College, Brooklyn, N.Y.,

               The New York Mercantile Exchange, N.Y., N.Y.

                               New York Law School

Chashama Art Space, N.Y., N.Y



Collections:


Columbia University

New York State Museum, Albany, N.Y.

State University of New York


Awards:

2009     Video Communicator Award of Distinction,

              Employee Communications

             

2007      Silver Telly Award, Cultural Production

              Bronze Telly Award, Educational Production

                 The Music Between the Notes:

1999    First place, Cover Art:

            AFL-CIO Communications Committee:

             The UUP Voice .


1984    John Cotton Dana Public Relations Award,
             American Library Association