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Art and photographs by Paloma Trecka, featuring new and old ideas, in no particular order.

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Hamsa and tiny collage tiles for group show at Second Story Studio.

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Shadow Puppet Passover Play

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New collage work

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Collage of Roman at five years old. 'You are what you eat'

October 16, 2011

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Las Tres Marias, A collaborative installation with Amelia Jimenez and Chiqui Ramirez, 1997

September 11, 2011

Artist's statement collaboration

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De Aqui y Alla, Popular View, installation 1996 at A-Space, another old artist's statement

September 11, 2011

Artist's statements Paloma Trecka

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ol' artist's statement- Reliquary 1 and 2

September 11, 2011

art by Paloma Trecka from the vaults

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window pants

September 09, 2011

fancy pants Photo by Paloma Trecka

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So this is Chicago...

September 09, 2011

Photo by Paloma Trecka Pumping station

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The Exquisite City On TV - Part 1 and 2 Viaduct, also at Chicago Tourism Center

August 23, 2011

group show Paloma Trecka

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Paloma Trecka: Chicago, IL, United States; Paloma Shaloma B. 1964, XALAPA, MEXICO Paloma Trecka was born in Xalapa, in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, in 1964. Her formative years were spent travelling around Europe and Mexico and living in Montreal where she studied Studio Art and Design for the Theater at Concordia University. Paloma was raised by artists and anthropologists and grew up in an environment filled with music, folklore and art. Her parents were also thespians that passed on a love for performance and pageantry. Her collage art is influenced by geometric abstract artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Eva Hesse and Frank Stella. Paloma chooses the artist name Paloma Shaloma to reflect her self-deprecating humor but also a deep affection that she has for her family's Sephardic Jewish roots from Mexico. It is from Mexico that she gains the most inspiration for color and from Chicago, the love of the grid, line and texture found in architecture. In 1990s, Paloma discovered her attraction to stop motion animation and subsequently an even greater love for teaching the technique and art form. Today she is an educator and artist based in Chicago. http://palomashaloma.blogspot.com

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