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Linda Lovinger-Siegel, Squaretangle #3, Painting,
Oil on Canvas, 24 x 24”, 2006 |
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“Squaretangle # 3,” from the Squaretangle Series is
my tribute to Josef Albers, who used the square to demonstrate color
theory.
By juxtaposing colors, one square inside another, Albers showed color
relationships—how the same color seemed to change depending
upon what color surrounded it. This series focuses on color, composition,
texture and form.
I used various color combinations that resonate
with each other and combined them with a contrasting color that adds
an element of surprise and a note of whimsy. Underlying the oils,
a layer of acrylic resin squares and lines gives added texture to
the surface of the canvas.
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Linda Lovinger-Siegel |
Linda Lovinger-Siegel received her BA in 1965 and MS education
in 1969 from Hunter College. Also she studied for Aesthetic Education
at Lincoln Center Institute, Teachers College and Columbia University
from 1982 to 1985. She took Studio art courses at the School of
Visual Arts in New York from 1982 to 1985. She studied Art history
at SUNY Westchester from 1992 to 1993. She has a certification
in Art Museum Education from the College of New Rochelle in 1996.
She received an award, second prize for oil for Jete #2 in Visual
Poetry Show in 2004. She exhibited her Abstract Oil Painting at
her solo exhibition at Harrison Public Library, New York, in 2005.
Also she took a part at the 57th Annual Art of the Northeast group
exhibition in Silvermine Guild Arts Center, New York, in 2006.
In addition, her works has been exhibited in numerous solo and
group exhibitions. |
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