In2 Liquid • Donors Gallery

October 9–November 13, 2026
Exhibition Dates

October 9, 5–8pm
Reception & 2nd Friday Art Walk

November 13, 5–8pm
Reception & 2nd Friday Art Walk

When the world shut down in March of 2020, Rina Neiman and Marsha Heckman began an artistic partnership that became a glorious obsession. Sometimes huddled under blankets on the porch in the cold and rain, housebound with nothing to do, the two friends created art projects that kept them engaged, wearing masks, and six feet apart. What may have started as art-therapy, turned into an Artnership between two friends.

Using a Liquid Color process, they create other-world-scapes; explosions and unique shapes that pull the viewer in. Shot on digital camera, each is a world made of vibrant colors, mysterious movements, and varying perceptions of depths

Rina Neiman
Writer, artist, event producer and professional organizer. Rina authored an historical novel titled “Born Under Fire” based on her mother’s life as one of the first generation of Sabras. She has been published in Marin Magazine and J Weekly and wrote countless press releases for her corporate clients. Rina has worked on productions Her production experience includes work with Bill Graham Presents, Maker Faire, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and the Mill Valley Film Festival. Rina works in collage, jewelry making, mixed media, and micro-dioramas. Her “Artnership” with Marsha was one of the few silver linings of the Covid 19 lock down. Although she wears mostly black, Rina is very much drawn to color in her work.

Marsha Heckman
Mill Valley artist, author and designer of eight beautiful, entertaining, lifestyle, flower and wedding books. She has been an exhibitor and speaker at the Mill Valley Outdoor Art Club and Marin Volunteers; directed the Dia del las Muertos annual program in Mill Valley. She has exhibited and been a featured speaker at St. Mary’s Cathedral and DeYoung Museum; Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Kauai Museum. She was honored to be guest florist at the Obama White House.

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