43.   Jerry, 65, Shaker Heights/Ohio/USA,  Brown eyes,  Mexican American/Italian mix. 
44.   And 44a, Lee, 62, TX, Blue, Caucasian/scot English. 
45.   Anahi, 24, Mexico City, medium brown, hispanic
46.   Carlos, M, 32, Los Angeles/USA, brown eyes, Mexican American
47.   Lorella, F, 28, Sao Paulo/Brazil, Hazel Eyes, White/Italian-portuguese
48.   Madhu, F, 29, shivamogga/India, dark brown,  Dravidian race
49.   Noel, M, 64,  Mercedes/TX/USA, Green Eyes, Caucasian/Brazilian-Euopean heritage
50.   Raquel, F, 32, San Louis Potosi/Mexico, Mexican American. 

- Solid gray painting "Bob Dylan" - "The Dylan Painting".
​- "The Grey Paintings". Luminous monochromes, Each grey, but each different, variously tinged with tones of silver, green, yellow, and plum.  Seductively smooth and strangely matte, because he used beeswax to his oil paint and turpentine. 
- Marden's "D'apres la Marquise de la Solana" inspired by Goya's portrait fo the pert lavishly gowned aristocrat standing on and in front of an ambiguous play of shadowy grey.  Marden distilled the basic elements of the image into slab-like planes os grey green (background), grey-grey (Garments), and grayed pink (flesh).  A collage spells it out juxtaposing three postcards of the Goya with three rectangles of graphite built into hard shiny planes.  
- Blue green group  "Gove Series".  Severely reduced seascapes. 
- Then graduated to making drawing marks on canvas.
- Basically Marden was making visible, through line, the gestures by which he had previously layered his paint on to his monochrome surfaces.  
- As Marden’s abstractions progress from one idea of structure, proportion, color, light and surface to another, his trajectory encompasses a tremendous range of physical and emotional energy and gives the lie to the idea that any art can be purely formal or completely abstract.

35.   Zurisadai, M, 25, Dallas/TX/USA, medium brown,  Hispanic/Jewish  
36.   Cristina, F, 32, Houston/TX/USA,  Brown eyes,  Hispanic/Caucasian mix
37.   Claudia,  F,  4, Sugarland/TX/USA, Blue eyes, Caucasian/Latin mix
38.   Elaina, F, 8, SugarLand/TX/USA,  Blue eyes,   Caucasian/Latin mix
39.   Houston, M, 36, Houston/TX/USA, Brown Eyes,   Caucasian 
40.   Jules,  M, 88, Cleveland/Ohio/USA,  Caucasian/Jewish
41.   Fran,  F,  78,  Cleveland/Ohio/USA,  Caucasian/Jewish
42.  a and b,   Bill,  M,  57,  Yakima/WA/USA, Hazel eyes,  Caucasian/european-Irish, English, Norwegian, German. 

Exhibition 2011 - PACE

-6'x6' square canvases, discovering endless permutations by dividing the canvas with pencil lines and varying the tonal range within a palette of greys. 
-A continued line of aesthetic inquiry into the language of geometry, light, and color as the ideal vehicle for introspection. 
-Martin '89 - "The goal of life is happiness and to respond to life as though it were perfect is the way to happiness.  It is also the way to positive art work..It is commonly thought that the intellect is responsible for everything that is made and done.  It is commonly thought that everything that is can be put into words.  But there is a wide range of emotional responses that we make that cannot be put into words.  We are so used to making these emotional responses that we are not consciously aware of them till they are represented as ART WORK."
-The work has a muted and understated aesthetic but nevertheless arresting.  A reduction of our sensory experience - of the information that is the make up of our lives.
-Martin - "I believe in the hand, minimalists believe in mechanical reproduction."
-Martin - "Most people are so distracted by what's going on around them that they have trouble realizing that they have abstract emotions.  But if an artist can depict those emotions, and if people respond to the art, then they realize that they've had those same emotions all the time, without knowing it."
-Martin was one artist who was adamantly opposed to the idea of "Self".  Martin - "Art work is a representation of our devotion to life.  The enormous pitfall is devotion to oneself instead of to life.  All works that are self-devoted are absolutely ineffective".

19.  Kai, 2 years old, Baton Rough/LA/USA, Dark Brown Eyes, (African American)
20.  Fernanda, F, São Paulo/Br, light brown, (Caucasian/Brazilian European) 
21.   Jerusa, 90, F, Rio/Brazil, green eyes, (Caucasian/Brazilian European) 
22.   Randy, M, 29, ft worth Tx, light brown, (Caucasian)
23.   Katy, F, 38, Petersburg, Virginia, Blue,  (Caucasian) 
24.   Rhoda, F, 61, Denton/Texas/USA, Green eyes,  (Caucasian)
25.   Steven, 67, M, Louisville/Kentucky/USA, Blue Eyes, (Caucasian)
26.   Margaret, F, 61, Pampa/Texas/USA, Green Eyes, (Caucasian/American German heritage) 
27.   Michaela, F, 24, Brisbane/Australia, Blue Eyes,  (Caucasian)
28.   Lucy, F, 24, Brisbane/Australia, Blue Eyes, (Caucasian)
29.   Raven, F, 43, Ethiopia, Dark Brown Eyes,  (African)
30.   Duane, M, 63, Miami Beach/FloridaUSA, Blue Eyes, (Caucasian/European)
31.   Travis, M, 34, Arlington/Texas/USA, Blue Eyes, (Caucasian/Red Head-he assigns himself the race redhead)
32.  Nick, M, 28, Houston/TX/USA, Brown Eyes, (Mexican American/Caucasian Latin)
33.   Wentian, F,  26, Lianyungang/China, Black eyes, (Chinese-Asian)
34.   Blair, M, 26, Irvine/Scotland, Blue,  (Caucasian/Scot-British)