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top: The Brices and the Diebenkorns at the Stark Ranch
in Los Olivos, California, 1986
middle: Shirley Brice, Fran Stark, Brice,
and Ray Stark
bottom: Brice and Diebenkorn in Japan, 1987;
Kyoto, 1987, color woodcut, edition of 100
41 x 28 in. published by Crown Point Press,
San Francisco
![1988 1988](/chronology/chronology_images/1988.jpg)
Brice received a Ford Foundation Grant for an experimental collaborative printmaking project with Robert Aull, a master intaglio printer in Los Angeles.
![1989 1989](/chronology/chronology_images/1989.jpg)
Brice had his second exhibition at L.A. Louver with new drawings.
![1990 1990](/chronology/chronology_images/1990.jpg)
Notations 1982 was organized by Los Angeles County Museum of Art (April 5–May 27). The exhibition included 48 drawings made on 4” x 6” file cards that Brice would always have with him, in or away from the studio, and about which Brice said “Drawing is a continuous activity for me.”