Artist Information:
Alan Falk
Shelton, CT
United States
Member Since: Apr 2005
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Artist Statement:
In the tradition of great
figurative painting, my work
reflects a synthesis of
craftsmanship, conscious and
subconscious relationships,
and emotional and social
content. It is an ongoing
quest to define the sublime
and the ineffable and a deep
heartfelt yearning for
harmony.
I am energized by the belief
that here, ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
RECENT EXHIBITIONS - 2006
“The Elements: Fire”, Gallery
of Contemporary Art, Sacred
Heart University, Fairfield,
Connecticut
“Wood, Water & War: National
Exhibition”, Starpin Gallery,
Connecticut
ONE-MAN SHOWS:
2006 Jewish Historical
Society, New Haven,
Connecticut
2000 Randall Tuttle Fine Art,
Southbury, Connecticut
1998 IRIS Gallery,
Bedford,Massachussetts
1988 Alpha Gallery, Denver,
Colorado
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Thomas Messer, New York, New
York; The Charles Birchfield
Center, State University
College of New York at
Buffalo; The Columbus Art
Museum, Columbus, Ohio;
Academy for Jewish Religion,
New York; Hungarian
Consulate-General’s Office,
New York City; The University
of Manchester, England;
Rochdale Art Museum, England;
Mountain Bell; Kaiser ...
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Commissions:
Six banners depicting the arts
and history,Manhattan Ferry
Terminal, New York City;
Staten Island Council for the
Arts
Outdoor Mural, City of
Buffalo, New York; Buffalo
Arts Council
Ten posters Celebrating 350
Years of Jews in America;
Jewish Historical Society, New
Haven, Connecticut
Poster: Hebrew Arts School,
New York ...
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Alan Falk's Premiere Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Alan Falk's Portfolio. Browse Falk's body of work: In the tradition of great figurative painting, my work reflects a synthesis of craftsmanship, conscious and subconscious relationships, and emotional and social content. It is an ongoing quest to define the sublime and the ineffable and a deep heartfelt yearning for harmony.
I am energized by the belief that here, at the dawning of the 21st century, the process of creating art through traditional media is very much alive and continues to evolve and remains as relevant as it ever was.
The primary influences on my current work are diverse Judaic sources including biblical passages, prophetic writings, rabbinical teachings and ... |
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