CELEBRATING
ALASKA�S WOMEN IN POLITICS
Rie
Mu�oz�s daughter-in-law, Cathy Mu�oz, is running for the Alaska State
Senate as a Republican this fall after six years on the Juneau city
council. Cathy Mu�oz has used the Rie Mu�oz image, �Both the Sun and
Moon Belong to Women� for her campaign poster. The poster size has
been reduced to 15" x 17" and is presented to those donating
$50 or more to her campaign.
Cathy�s family has a long history in politics. Her father,
Elton Engstrom, was a Senator for Juneau, her grandfather was a Territorial
and State Senator and her grandmother was one of first women in the
territorial legislature before Alaska was a state. The election is
November 5, 2002.
Good luck Cathy!
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WINTER
IN TENAKEE
Rie
Mu�oz has been having a grand time in Tenakee the last few months
enjoying her cabin. Her granddaughter Mercedes, age 10, is enrolled
in the Tenakee School for the second half of this year. When I went
to school there back in the 60�s we were in a one room red school
house. All grades and all 12 kids were taught together by one teacher.
Now there is a larger school, 2 teachers, an aid, with only 11 students.
If attendance drops to 10 the district can shut the school so every
kid is appreciated in Tenakee. People are friendly to visitors but
if you have kids they are even nicer!
AMERICAN
SCIENTIST ARTICLE
The March/April issue of American Scientist magazine features the
Rie Mu�oz image, �Cat�s Cradle� in an article entitled, �Is String
Theory Even Wrong?� The article is not art related�it discusses advanced
mathematical work in theoretical particle physics. In any event it�s
fun to see Rie�s work in different venues.�
2002
RELEASE SCHEDULE
January
4, 2002
Silkscreen
February 7,
2002
Three Prints
May 1
Two Prints
August 1
Silkscreen
November 1
Three Prints
December 12
Silkscreen
Thank
you for your interest in the artwork of Rie Muñoz!