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I accept inquiries from art galleries interested in representation, curators evaluating artists for an exhibition or a public commission, and art collectors who would like to acquire an artwork.

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I welcome speaking with the press.*

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FAQ

Thank you for your interest in my work! I hope this FAQ can answer some of your questions and open up a dialogue.

  • Feel free to complete the form above to discuss a work.

  • Studio visits can be arranged. Please complete the form above.

  • I offer private commissions of art to collectors, curators, advisors, dealers and interior designers. However at this time, my focus is on making work for exhibitions.

    To propose a collaboration on a private commission, complete the form above.

  • I accept inquiries for representation in the United States and internationally. You are welcome to submit an inquiry with details about your art gallery or advisory.

    Complete the form above to start the conversation.

  • You are welcome to visit me in person or virtually at my studio to discuss an exhibition or commission opportunity.

    Please complete the form above.

  • You are welcome to visit me in person or virtually at my studio to discuss a commission, exhibition, representation or media opportunity.

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  • The Book Sculptures have had some exposure. Interestingly, the first person to showcase them was a rare book dealer, Thomas Goldwasser. My tabletop homage to Lewis Carroll, “Flamingoes & Mustard Both Bite,” was featured under plexiglass in San Francisco’s Childrens’ Library.

    View the catalog of the exhibition A Visit to Mad Geppettto's Workshop: Barbara Alexandra Szerlip, curated by Donna Seager at the San Francisco Center for the Book (SFCB). November 15 to February 1, 2014.

    Most of the paintings were created in the last few years and so haven’t had a chance to “stretch their legs” in public.

    I appreciate recommendations about exhibition opportunities that fit my work. To share a show, please complete the form above.

  • You are welcome to visit me in person or virtually at my studio to discuss an exhibition opportunity.

    If you would like to request a visit, please completing the form above.

  • Please reach out to me with your media project, so that we can chat about possibilities.

    Complete the form above with your inquiry.

  • I have written books and magazine features and worked as a freelance/contract and contributing writer and editor.

    To view an extensive list of publications, read my curriculum vitae (CV).

    Visit my writing page to learn more about my life as a writer.

  • Copies of my Norman Bel Geddes biography (Melville House, NY/London, 2017), The Man Who Designed the Future, are hard to come by but sometimes show up on Amazon.

    Copies are available in libraries across the country. There’s also an e-book version (often free with a library card) and a set of unabridged audio CDS (read by the author), produced by Blackstone Audio, available on demand.

  • I’m intrigued by the idea of creating public art. My artist billboard concept (“TENACITY: A Fragrance for Gifted but Struggling Creatives”) is still looking for a home.

    Please reach out to me with your project ideas via the form above.