The ASL Flag “The ASL Flag” is one of a series of paintings Betty did featuring the flag. Betty rewrote the words to our national anthem to show both the beauty of ASL, and the oppression deaf people face. |
Read My Lips "Read My Lips" by Betty G. Miller was completed in Sept, 2008. It shows nine separated rectangles, the first 8 have different lips in them, 9th has perplexed looking face created from a collage. |
Mommy, I am Deaf! When Betty was a little girl, she had a hard time convincing her parents she couldn't hear! |
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Trees This American Sign Language sign for "Trees" (or forest) shows the beauty, strength and stability of trees, and also of ASL! |
Untitled (the big ear) This painting, officially called "Untitled" but often referred to as "the big ear," illustrates how the medical profession often sees a deaf person as someone who's ear needs to be fixed. |





