small version of the exhibit logo with the purple landscape by Amber Olson of Montana
Amber Dawn Olson, Montana

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an updated modern painted version of the Mona Lisa with long black ponytails, a glance to the right, and a murky background
artist: Michael Gomez
state: Brooklyn, NY
title: "Mona"
media and size: tempera paint on paper (12 x 18"), 2001
statement: "He answered the call by updating an old classic with his personal interpretation.
Using his own style and technique, and composition
he created his own 'Mona Lisa'". -Syma Gomez

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