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Barbara Hines
Barbara Hines (born 1950) is an American artist.
==Biography==
Hines was born Barbara Fritzsche〔(Houston Chronicle: "Hines a towering influence on Houston landmarks - Hines is a towering influence on Houston landmarks From the Galleria to downtown skyscrapers, developer Gerald Hines reflects on triumphs" By Nancy Sarnoff ) June 10, 2007〕 in Germany,〔(Houston Chronicle: "Spiritual journey transformed artist - A circuitous journey through faiths to Judaism transforms Houston painter" By Jennifer Latson ) November 20, 2014〕 the daughter of Holocaust survivors.〔(Jewish Herald Voice: "Hines’ awarded ‘Guardian of the Human Spirit’ - Barbara and Gerald D. Hines were honored at HMH’s annual luncheon" by MICHAEL C. DUKE ) November 12, 2009〕〔(Houston Culture Map Magazine: "Houston artist takes on Dallas and draws an international crowd to a new national center" by Shelby Hodge ) October 16, 2014〕 Her father served in the Luftwaffe but was imprisoned after they found out that his mother was Jewish;〔(Houston Chronicle: "Hineses honored for efforts" ) November 11, 2009〕 he later escaped and moved to West Germany where he married and had two children.〔 The family then moved to Australia and her parents never again mentioned their Jewish ancestry to their children who were raised as Methodists.〔 She had a dual degree in education and interior design〔 and began her career as a high school teacher of French and English in Dusseldorf.〔 She then moved to New York City to study interior design at the New York School of Interior Design and then enrolled in the Pratt Institute Environmental Design program.〔 She also volunteered at the Museum of Modern Art where she was influenced by the works of Color Field painters Helen Frankenthaler and Gerhard Richter.〔
Hines is known for combining "impressionist treatment with contemporary style."〔 Her first gallery show was in 2009, at Houston's (Meredith Long & Company ).〔 The gallery continues to represent her. In 2015 she had a solo show at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas.〔 She is a supporter of Jewish causes including the Aishel House in Houston, an Orthodox Jewish organization that works with hospitals; the Holocaust Museum Houston; and organizations devoted to Orthodox Jewish education.〔(Showboats International Magazine: "Snapshot: Barbara Hines" interview by Grace Trofa ) retrieved April 15, 2015〕
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