Eva Struble is a painter whose work is influenced by her surroundings through

environmental, cultural and historical research. She received her MFA in painting

from Yale University in 2006 and her BA in Visual Arts in 2003 from Brown

University. Recent solo exhibits include Landsmen, a series of paintings which

showed in New York in 2011 at Lombard-Freid Projects and explored architecture

of the Brooklyn Navy Yard as well as former military sites in the Marin Headlands.

Her current project, Produce, explores California’s labor and immigration

relationship with several regions of Mexico, and work from this series was displayed

in a solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in 2014. Her

colorful oil paintings, prints and installations have been shown at the Cleveland

MOCA, at Angles Gallery in Santa Monica, and the Vincent Price Art Museum in Los

Angeles among others. Ms. Struble has completed residencies at the Vermont Studio

Center, the Headlands Center for the Arts in Marin County, and the Andratx Cultural

center in Mallorca. Her work has received praise in Art In America, The Village

Voice, The San Diego Union Tribune and other publications. She currently lives in

San Diego, CA, and is an Assistant Professor at San Diego State University’s School of

Art and Design.