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Edith Hillinger

Edith Hillinger is a California artist who primarily creates watercolor paintings and mixed-media collages. She currently lives and works in Berkeley, California.

Personal life
Hillinger was born in 1933 in Berlin, Germany. In 1937, her family fled to Turkey, where they lived in Istanbul and Ankara. In 1948, the family moved to New York, New York, == Art ==
Art
Though Hillinger draws inspiration from botanical and natural scenes, her career has increasingly leaned toward abstraction. Her work also takes inspiration from her formative experiences in different countries, conveying "whole cultural histories through expression that is utterly personal." Her collage work has been noted for recalling Picasso's graphic work, as well as the paintings of Paul Klee. This work can be seen as a synthesis of the influences of her youth, the adorned surfaces of Turkey and the minimal forms of the Bauhaus. == Feminism ==
Feminism
Hillinger has been documented as a founding member of the second-wave women's movement, included in a directory of influential members who made notable changes to customs or laws in the US. She continues this work today advocating for the inclusion of female artists in the art historical canon. Hillinger founded the Bay Area Women Artists' Legacy Project to highlight women's contributions to Bay Area art. == References ==
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