The Music in Us: Artworks of Middle and Late Career - Paperback
by Bette Alexander (Artist), David Berger (Author)
The Music In Us chronicles the artistic journey of Bette Alexander. With singular devotion, she has painted both abstract and figurative work, driven by her love of texture and color and her curiosity about the world. Painting has always been her North Star, sustaining her through a life full of ups and downs.
Alexander's artwork grew as her life evolved, reflecting her experience as a world traveler and social observer. She has taken on overlooked elderly women, genocidal oppression, prisoners in confinement, and the foibles of country life. Born Jewish, she has a fascination with ritual objects and the varieties of religious expression, from the lost synagogues of WWII to the colorful Christian Timkat festival of Ethiopia. Most recently, psychological themes related to COVID-19 and isolation have appeared in her art.
Spanning more than forty years, these seventy works show an artist with a gift for expression, finely tuned to the currents of life around her.
David Berger is an author, artist, and former visual arts critic at The Seattle Times.
Bette Alexander is an artist who lives in New York City.
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