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Exhibitions
Rittenhouse Square
Fine Arts Festival
Philadelphia, PA
juried entry: June 2011, 2010, September 2011, 2010, 2009,
2008 and 2007
Bruce Museum Outdoor
Arts Festival
Greenwich, CT
juried entry: October 2010, 2009
Paragon Fairfax Fine Arts Festival
Fairfax, VA
juried entry: April + October 2011
Silver Spring Fine Arts Festival
Silver Spring, MD
juried entry: May 2011
Paradise City Arts
Philadelphia, PA
juried entry: April 2009,
2008, 2007
Artrider - Lyndhurst
Tarrytown, NY
juried entry: September 2006
Northern Virginia Fine
Arts Festival
Reston, VA
juried entry: May 2006
National Museum of
Women in the Arts
Washington, DC
group exhibit: December 2005
Celebration of the
Arts
Fairfax, VA
curated entry: March 2009,
2008, 2007, 2005
ArtBaltimore `04
juried entry: October 2004
Pierre-Paul Art
Gallery
Ann Arbor, MI
solo show: October 2001
group show: January 2002
Collections
Freddie Mac
Corporation
Tyson's, VA
Chicago, IL
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The Artist
I am often asked the source of my inspiration. It is an easy answer but often disbelieved.
Happiness inspires my paintings...the colors, the energy, the play of asymmetry and balance.
When I am happy, relaxed and rested, my paintings form themselves. I paint in the morning, best on sunny days.
Flowers in the garden can influence the palette.
Sometimes, I plan triptychs/diptychs to carry a single emotion,
a desired vision, across multiple surfaces, playing with the negative space between canvases.
However, I cannot plan a painting. It evolves between thoughts, if I am attuned to the process and not
trying to force a solution.
The work is not political, offers no statement, no defined imagery.
Instead, a finished painting is balanced, with multiple layers of materials and colors,
evident strokes and energized forms. The art of happiness.
Commissioned Work
An extensive collection
of artwork has been developed for both residential and commercial clients.
Given my interior design background, commissioned artwork is easily
developed for a proposed location from site visits or construction
drawings. Artwork is sensitive to the proposed environment, materials and
lighting.
Often proposed artworks
can be in the form of multiple images, diptychs or triptychs, single
elongated pieces or series. Sizing ranges from 12"x12" to
multiples of 40"x60".
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Biography
Born in Detroit,
Michigan. Graduated from the University of Michigan, School of Art and
Architecture, with a BFA in interior design and fine art in 1983.
Reviews
"Rosenstein's
work bears the unmistakable influence of Josef Albers and Joan Miro.
Rosenstein crafts harmonious fantasies of fractured space and overlaid
color."
"The dense, firm boundary lines and brashly, colorful works depict layers of dissected
space, parceled out and brilliantly balanced."
Gallery director, Soho/Chelsea
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