For many years, Lisa Dale Miller has produced provocative artwork focusing on social and political issues. For Ms. Miller, the political and spiritual have always been intimately connected and her work has consistently reflected this point of view. Over the last fifteen years she has focused much of her energy combining painting with installation, performance art, web installations, and video art.

Originally from New York, Ms. Miller moved to Los Gatos, CA in 1995 from Tokyo, Japan. During her three years in Japan, she completed two solo shows, including her 1993 solo exhibition, the Family Values paintings and lecture tour, sponsored by the American Embassy at the American Centers in Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka. This show featured four paintings which deconstructed the term "family values" and Ms. Miller lectured on Feminism in Art in America and Japan. Ms. Miller also exhibited installation works as well as video/performance artworks in four group shows, and was the first "foreign" artist to be invited to exhibit in the Fukuoka Biennial at the Fukuoka Museum of Contemporary Art.

Since her return to the United States, Ms. Miller has exhibited her paintings and installations in museums and galleries in Taos, San Francisco, Sacramento, Mountain View, San Jose, Santa Cruz, and Santa Clara. Since her last major realspace/cyberspace installation in 2001, Lisa has continued to produce paintings and works on paper while on exhibition hiatus. During this time Lisa has successfully pursued a career as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.

2007 marks Lisa's long overdue return to the art world.

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