Nora White
Conceptual Justification
For me there is nothing better than being in the sea surrounded by a school of fish. I hold my breath and dive between them. My dream is to have gills. I arrived in La Paz in 1976 and since then I have seen a huge decline in the fish population. This year I had an experience that I thought I would never live again. In Cabo Pulmo I saw a school of hundreds of Bigeye Jacks (mackerel) , something I saw regularly on Las Ánimas Island in the 80's. I was filled with joy and hope. The Cabo Pulmo marine park is a true refuge for these fish and a great achievement in environmental protection.
Curriculum Summary
Born
1953, Washington DC, USA
Studies
B.A. in geology, UC Santa Barbara
Trades
- Baja Expeditions Tour Guide, UABCS English Teacher
- Group Exhibitions 1995-2021: La Paz, Todos Santos, Santa Barbara.
- Solo Exhibitions 1993-2007: La Paz, Todos Santos, San Miguel de Allende, D.F., San Diego CA, Yuma AZ
Acknowledgments and Certificates
- 2022 - Winner of the Call for Rock Art of the MUABCS
- 2005 - Acquisition Award of the Second BCS Biennial
- 2015 - Mention Honorary BCS Biennial
- 2021 - Honorable Mention
Scholarships
1999, 1998 Mexico/USA Trust for Culture, “Sculpture, Drawing and Painting: Utah-La Paz Binational Exchange” Project Director Project Director
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