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the essence of the material she is handling, and to work with that.
Michael Welzenbach of the Washington Post wrote that her works “are all ‘earthy’ in that she always maintains the integrity of her natural materials.”
Margot was born in Mexico City but went to art school in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In addition she took art classes in Chicago and Washington, D.C. Art is a second career for Neuhaus. • She got an M.A. from the “University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration and worked as a psychiatric social worker in Chicago for six years. I She has shown her work and has had commissions in Brazil, Mexico and the Washington Metropolitan area including the Museum of Women in the Arts and the Art Museum of the Americas. Both museums have her work among their collections. In •addition, she has received grants and awards from the D.C. Commission of the Arts and Humanities.
Margot comes to Rappahannock County with Paulo, her husband, Eva, her daughter now studying in Connecticut, and her son Alexis, who is 16 years old.
June Jordan’s Packing Shed Gallery is located at the Packing Shed Corner on Gay and Porter Streets in Washington. The regular hours are 12:30 to 6 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday with extended hours on Friday. You may contact the Corner at 675-3410 for further information.
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