Art and a Marrow Transplant

Scott Barber, a Dallas artist, ironically known for paintings inspired by cancer cells, is currently undergoing treatment for non-Hodgkins's Lymphoma. He is awaiting a bone marrow transplant in January. Scott's story can be found at http://www.marrowingexperience.com/dallasmorningnews.htm



Barber will release a limited edition print to raise funds for his transplant. His artwork, a 21" X 15" gilcee iris print, will be limited to 500 signed prints. They can be purchased through his website at http://www.marrowingexperience.com.



Barber is in the collection at the Dallas Museum of Art. His work will be included in upcoming shows at the Tucson Museum of Art, The Dallas Contemporary, and The Barry Whistler Gallery.

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