Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University

I think there's some of his work at the San Francisco Airport, which is crazy.

Um, but, but I, I think maybe at, at a minimum, there is some over at Stanford in their incredible, um, their Anderson Collection at the Cantor Museum.

This particular painting is called Sleeping Woman, 1961.

I'm gonna say Sleeping Woman, and then also the picture of this woman on the front, is very evocative for me, and, and perhaps it got my, like, suspicions up a little bit.

I majored in art history and history and then got my PhD in art history at Stanford University out in California.

I've worked at a number of wonderful museums across the United States, the Cantor Art Center at Stanford, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where I was a fellow, at the American Wing.

I worked at Vassar College, where I also taught.

and worked at the Loeb Art Center, which is Vassar's on-campus art museum.

It's going to open up in Indianapolis next year.

At the Cantor Art Center at Stanford, there are two paintings being shown currently, and we're archiving all of Pasita's papers and documents with the Stanford Libraries.

So, yeah, it's hard to say, you know, because these shows open and last for three to six months and then either move on or end.

But so we're trying to get her work out there as much as possible.