Our Artists

My artwork focuses on the urban landscapes of NYC. Pattern, color and a wonky sense of perspective give my paintings movement and playfulness. Bridges, brownstones

My practice weaves between art and science, each of my sculptures an experiment in visualizing the process of its making. For smaller works, I start

I was originally a realist painter who specialized in Still Life, although I really appreciated abstract painting for it’s elusive and captivating style. I finally

I have always been involved in the arts. I am a published poet, made mosaic dining room walls, done interior design and taught modern dance.

Education: BFA/Painting, Print Making -Hunter College – 1974 MFA/Art History – New York University – 1980 PHD/Gallery Management – New York University – 1984 ARTIST

Art, like roller coasters, seeks to present anyone along for the ride with a pleasant disorientation. The disorientation I have in mind is the link

I began painting around 1970. Outside of a few classes in figurative painting with live models, I did not have any formal training. My teachers

Art is my journey. I don’t have a grand plan for it other than to follow the road it lays out before me and to

The perpetual activity of urban life has inspired my most recent body of work. New York City, which is home to millions of souls, has

I find so much beauty in living things, their anatomy, their chemistry, and their biology. As a city dweller, a dancer, and a living body

Art gives one perspective on life and life gives one perspective on art. Now working in a pointilist tradition much of my work consists of