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Artists Registry
NJ United States
Artist's Statement
My art is a communicative instrument. It is narrative. It is a reflection of who I am and how I view the world. And yet my art tells just one part of a story. Upon your first look, at my work, you may not capture the entire story. so... Take your time to look deep into the art and you will surely appreciate the tale that unfolds within; because (even though it is I who have brought each image to its fruition) it is you who incorporates your own life experiences into its interpretation giving my artwork its full meaning.
- Roberta Millman-Ide
Resume
Roberta Millman-Ide received her BFA in Advertising Design (after completing a juried portfolio educational program) from California State University, Long Beach (along with her earning an additional degree in Business Marketing). Post-graduation, she continued her art education at the Art Center of Pasadena (California). Upon graduating from CSULB she worked as an Art Director for two well-known Advertising Agencies (in Southern California) before moving to the east coast and starting her own design company. And, although she still designs some artists’ websites, promotional materials and gives workshops on marketing yourself as an artist, Roberta’s primary focus has been on creating and exhibiting her artwork (on a regular basis) since 2006. She has exhibited (and sold) her artwork throughout the United States; and, while attending an Artist-in-Residency in Israel (May-2012), she (along with three other artists) collaborated in creating a large sculpture (of two dancing figures), titled “Together”. This piece is now on permanent display on the grounds of the Heritage Museum in Nahariya, Israel. Roberta’s artwork can be found in numerous private collections throughout the world.