Painting
Abrams, Isaac
Alexander, Sharyn
Barbour, Anita
Cecil, Poli
Conca, Sara
Edwy, Ruth
Goldson, Howard
Lewis, Yvette
Lipton, Shelli
Loven, Ulf
Lynch, Brian
Menzies, Elin
Morris, Hugh
Perantoni, Ellen
Roland, Jacquie
See, Prue
Stan, Viorica
Steiner, Raymond J.
Wallen, Jan
Photography
Bergen, Ana
Bryan, Allen
Nelson, Michael
Sammis Goldson, Susan
Mixed-Media
Horowitz, Mikhail
Law, Polly
Menzies, Elin
Artists by Last Name
Roland, Jacquie
Schwager, Istar
Zaloom, Carol
Ceramics
Alderman, Kim
Alexander, Sharyn
Bravo, Barbara
Steve Frederick & Cherie Jemsek
Kaufman-Rubinstein, Marsha
Digital
Bryan, Allen
Richards, Tad
Sammis Goldson, Susan
Sculpture
Alderman, Kim
Alexander, Sharyn
Bergen, Ana
Ciccone, Michael
George, Robert
Magac, Annick
Neumann, Ze'ev Willy
Reimer, Jesse
Schiller, Jeffery
Printmaking
Barbour, Anita
Lynch, Brian
See, Prue
Zaloom, Carol
Furniture
Magac, Annick
Neumann, Ze'ev Willy
Pedersen, Gus
Reimer, Jesse
Artists on Hiatus
Isaac Abrams
Map location:36
Image: "Walking Through Oneness," Oil
Techniques: Painting
Telephone: 845-247-3413
Website
"In my very first paintings the dot was an important element.
I did several paintings entirely in the dot modality in the mid sixties, one of which was featured in the book Psychedelic Art, which used another of my paintings on the cover. Another dot piece was shown at the Whitney Museum during The Summer of Love show.
The dot as a primal form expresses the underlying unity of the ever-changing energy universe beneath the surface of all reality.
Recently, the dot has powerfully reasserted itself especially since visiting the ancient painted caves of southern France last fall.
Dots appeared in my work before the Australian painters became known in the wider world. I remember meeting some very different people on an excursion into the mystic.
The world was a sparkling, glowing, nightscape. We passed each other in our dreamwalks and saw each other with great clarity. Later I saw the Australian paintings and understood."
