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Artist Statement:
My paintings are not about the
next thing. They are not about
style. They are not about
fashion or commerce. My
paintings are about the subtle
and the sublime--a
continuation of the spirit
inherent in the work of Mark
Rothko, Ad Reinhardt, and
Agnes Martin. My work is
intended ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
SELECTED INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP
SHOWS
2005 One-person exhibit;
Gallery 853; Columbus, Ohio
2001 Solo exhibit; Main
Gallery; Franklin University;
Columbus, Ohio
2000/2001 Ohio State
University's Lecturer's
Exhibit; Hopkins Hall Gallery;
Columbus, Ohio
1997 Three-person exhibit;
Klutznik National Jewish
Museum;
Washington, D.C.
1996 Solo exhibit; ...
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Collections:
Marshall Fields; Chicago,
Illinois
CC & F Management Company; San
Francisco, California
SunarHauserman; Cleveland,
Ohio
TRW Corporate Headquarters;
Cleveland, Ohio
Koening Sporting Goods,
Corporate Offices; Cleveland,
Ohio
Gardner Company Headquarters;
Columbus, Ohio
Shilken Inc. Corporate
Offices; Columbus, Ohio
...and various private
collectors in Chicago, San
Francisco, Los Angeles, St.
Louis, Baltimore, ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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"Marc Ross's work is beautiful almost beyond words. Looming large over the viewer, seamless gradations of blues and greens form an expanse of water, or sky...from far away, a ring beckons, begs to be inspected. Up close, however, it remains fuzzy, like in a dream. These painting were irresistible. Truly sublime." Jenny Young, The Other Paper; Columbus, Ohio
"His current body of work continues in his luminous, abstract style. He uses airbrushes, brushes, rags and sponges--anything he can get his hands on--to create these most colorful and tranquil works." Melinda Greenberg, The Baltimore City Paper; Baltimore, Maryland
"The paradoxically healing power of his work envelops us...restoring order to the chaotic universe on the microcosm of his canvases..." Ori Z. Soltes, Director/Curator, The B'nai B'rith Klutznick National Jewish Museum, Washington, D.C.
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