Papa won First Prize at Paris' 1986 Women's International Film Festival. Later years In 1993, Chase produced a video documentary about her home, the Chelsea Hotel. The Chelsea Hotel was originally conceived as New York's first major cooperative apartment house, owned by a consortium of wealthy families in 1883, becoming a hotel in 1905. Chase's video paid tribute to the building's 110th anniversary, and those who have called it home. In 1999, her four-piece bronze sculpture Moon Gates, 17 feet high, was installed at Seattle Center. The Seattle Art Museum has only one Chase work in its collection: a 1950s oil painting. Documents relating to the production of her video works are held in The Celeste Bartos International Film Study Center at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. She died in 2008 from a combination of Alzheimer's disease and a series of strokes. Collections Seattle Art Museum Smithsonian American Art Museum Henry Art Gallery, Seattle Filmography Director Glass Curtain (1990) (V) Sophie (1990) A Dancer (1988) (TV) Still Frame (1988) Dear Papa (1986) Writer Glass Curtain (1990) (V) Sophie (1990) Still Frame (1988) Dear Papa (1986) Cinematographer Glass Curtain (1990) Sophie (1990) Still Frame (1988) Dear Papa (1986) References Further reading Allison, B., Chase, D., Anderson, J., Anderson, J., Bader, W., Balasz, H., Baskin, L., Behl, W., Breitenbach, R. R., & Castle, W. (1967). Design and aesthetics in wood: an exhibition. [Syracuse, N.Y.]: State University of New York. Women artist filmmakers. (1976). Cincinnati, Ohio: College of Design, Architecture, and Art. Godwin, P. (1988). A truce with time: a love story with occasional ghosts. Toronto: Bantam Books. Failing, P. (1991). Doris Chase, artist in motion: from painting and sculpture to video art. Seattle: University of Washington Press. Failing, P. (1991). Full circle: a profile of video artist Doris Chase. Seattle: University of Washington Press. Ament, D. T., & Randlett, M. (2002). Iridescent light: the emergence of northwest art. Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press. Art Gym. (2004). Northwest matriarchs of modernism: 12 proto-feminists from Oregon and Washington. Marylhurst, Oregon: Marylhurst University. ` 1923 births 2008 deaths Artists from Seattle 20th-century American painters 21st-century American painters American video artists American women painters Sculptors from Washington (state) American women cinematographers Modern painters Northwest School (art) Pacific Northwest artists American women video artists American women sculptors 20th-century American sculptors 21st-century American sculptors 20th-century American women artists 21st-century American women artists American cinematographers American