Danièle Marin was born in Paris, France and now lives in the USA.
She earned a MFA in painting from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY and is the recipient of 2 painting Awards from The Visual Arts Center of New Jersey.
Shows include: Rutgers University (Mary H. Dana Women Artists Series) and Fifth Annual International Biennale of Contemporary Art in Florence, Italy.
Publications: Art in America, Woman’s Art Journal (Rutgers) and other magazines and books. Her work is in the collection of the Newark Museum (NJ), the Montclair Museum (NJ), Merrill Lynch and private collections.
She had nine 0ne-Person shows in New York.
The following excerpt is from a review in ”Our Town Downtown” by Joe Bendik On her sixth One-person Show at the NOHO Gallery in Chelsea, NY:
… In this new Show, Marin explores how women in art and society have evolved over time. By using iconic imagery along with the mundane, she recontextualizes these images to create nonlinear narratives. Doing this makes the historical information seem fresh. In “Ground line” the foundation for this exhibit, which is the horizontal plane on which objects sit, Marin weaves this into all the works, establishing unity while referencing “still” images from the past, thereby reclaiming and redefining their roles as feminine. The result is a new way of viewing traditional materials.