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Artist Statement:
I've spent my life admiring
all kinds of
pictures..photographs and
paintings alike.As for me,
looking through the lens of a
camera and zeroing in on
something beautiful or unusual
is a downright exciting
thing!The joy of shooting
pictures has awarded me the
pleasure of receiving 144 ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
144 Awards received from 1971
to present. Have participated
in many, many group
exhibitions, juried and
non-juried with several art
associations, and with the
Stamford Museum....also on the
Internet.
Some examples:
2003: Greenwich Art Society
First Prize for Color Photo
"Crystal with Pink" (127th
award)
2003: Rowayton Arts ...
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Artist Galleries:
Rowayton Arts Center
Center for Contemporary
Printmaking
Greenwich Art Society
Art Society of Old Greenwich
New Canaan Society of the Arts
New Rochelle Art Association
Darien Art Center
Milford Art Center
Wilton Art Center
New Haven Paint and Clay Club
Our World Gallery at The Stone
Studio, Stamford, CT
The ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Appearances on two Fairfield County Cable television programs..one a one half hour interview On "Carousel" with Jerry Laird and the other a segment on Cablevision's "Exchange" program.
Listed in following directories:
"Who's Who in American Art"
"International Who's Who of Professional and Business Women"
"Marquis Who's Who in the World 2001"
"Marquis Who's Who in America 2003"
From the Darien News-Review, April 25, 2002
A GALLERY EXHIBIT FOR LISA BLACK
From May 5 through June 9, Louise Meiere Dunn and Our World Gallery at The Stone Studio will host the work of three area artists.
The exhibit will feature paintings of Greenwich's Dan Wright and Darien's Lisa Black and the sculpture of Ada Osborn of New Canaan.
the opening reception will be on Sunday, May 5 from 2 to 6 p.m. and Monday, May 6 from 4 to 7 p.m. The public is invited and there is no charge. The gallery is at 82 Erskine Road, off Long Ridge Road, in Stamford.
As a painter, Lisa Black almost always mixes her media. It was the variety, vitality, and strength of a Picasso exhibition in Paris that encouraged her to start her career as a painter. She "finds joy in constantly exploring and experimenting with any number of media to produce art that is colorful, strong, expressionistic and very individualistic". As a photographer she zeroes in on anything beautiful or unusual that is exciting to her. She enjoys that moment when something catches her eye and she is able to freeze that image in still time, so it can be enjoyed over and over again.
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