A documentary film depicting Lowell Nesbitt, his assistant Milton Dean, and artist Barbara Farrell, showing aspects of the work on the mobile. The Artmobile was a changing exhibition space on wheels, operated by the Miami-Dade Public Library System (MDPLS), by Fine Arts Librarians Margarita Cano and Barbara Young. It traveled around Miami-Dade County from the 1970s through the early '90s. The Artmobile was donated by Southeast Bank and painted with vibrating zebra stripes and purple flowers by Nesbitt in 1976 and again in July 1987.
Lowell Nesbitt
(Self) Artist
Barbara Farrell
(Self) Artist
Milton Dean
(Self) Lowell Nesbitt's Assistant
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Public Speaking70%
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