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Artist Biography. Lili Bernard is a Cuban-born, Los Angeles-based visual artist. Her work examines issues of sexism, racism and trauma. She had a 2017 solo exhibition at Museum of African Diaspora. Lili received her MFA from Otis College of Art and Design and did her undergraduate studies at Cornell University and City University of New York.
May 24, 2013 · Afro-Cuban American artist Lili Bernard’s life is as colorful as her paintings. Being on a hiatus from a successful acting career (Golden Years, The Cosby Show, Seinfeld) and having become a mother of six, she continues painting at her studio in Chinatown, Los Angeles.
Lili Bernard is a Cuban-born, Los Angeles-based visual artist and actor. She has exhibited her artwork in numerous galleries and institutions. Her work examines issues of trauma born of sexism and racism, past and present.
Actress: Golden Years. Lili Bernard is a Cuban-born, Los Angeles-based visual artist and actor. She has exhibited her artwork in numerous galleries and institutions. Her work examines issues of trauma born of sexism and racism, past and present.
Lili Bernard: Bridges , William Grants Still Art Center, Los Angeles Dept. of Cultural Affairs, CA Lili Bernard: Chinatown Extravaganza , Spirited Woman, Los Angeles, CA Lili Bernard: Homage Hues , St. Agatha’s Catholic Church, Los Angeles, CA Black History Month Art Show, Toyota National Headquarters, Torrance, CA 2007
The Los Angeles-based artist, who was born in Cuba and was raised primarily in New Jersey, delves into trauma experienced by African people brought to the New World as slaves and the scars that exist many generations later. She explores traumas experienced by women, whether it's the struggle to attain a beauty ideal to the pain of sexual assault.
Jun 10, 2021 · Black Artist Lili Bernard Shares Her Thoughts on Diversity - Pasadena Magazine. Black Artists in Los Angeles (BAILA) was created to illuminate the work and advance the careers of Black visual artists. Here, its local founder shares her thoughts on diversity—or lack of—in the art world. Sara Smola. Jun 10, 2021. What inspired you to create BAILA?
