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 Gallery & Studio by Ed. McCormack on her fifth One-Person Show at the NOHO Gallery in Chelsea, NY:
… One of the innovations of the present exhibition is the strong formal context that Marin has devised to contain elements of narrative, imagination, and memory.
The five large works that Marin calls “Image Clusters” consist of four separate square-shaped same size canvases arranged in a grid. Each canvas’ composition is made up of several irregular divisions suggesting sequences that the Artist employs “As a distancing mechanism to let you think the images away and let the color, abstraction, rhythm take over.” |
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