Clifford Singer

Clifford Singer is an American distinguished professor, researcher, and contemporary artist.

Clifford Singer
Born1955 (age 67–68)
Great Neck

Biography

Singer is the professor of Mathematics. By 1980, Singer received his Artist Certification from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. He holds secondary education teaching licenses and has experience teaching both mathematics and art.Singer has researched significantly on mathematical themes and its relations with arts.[1]

Career

Singer's work revolves around the theme of "Geometrical Clouds," with the earliest pieces bearing that name appearing in the 1970s.[1] Singer also worked as an art Curator and has curated exhibitions from the O.I.A, Geometric Abstraction in 1980, Brooklyn Law School; Art & Mathematics 2000, The Cooper Union; and Printed Editions, Art & Mathematics 2022 (virtual exhibition).[2] In 1981, Singer exhibited his art Black Line on Yellow at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, his style was compared to Al Held[3] He uses color fields, lines that are converging, diverging, parallel, or approaching asymptotically, circles, ellipses, hyperbolas, and other classical curves from both ancient and modern mathematics in his works.[4]

Solo exhibitions
  • Exhibition, Geometrical Clouds, A mathematical perspective to surrealism, Foley Federal Building, United (2022)
  • Exhibition, The Geometry of the Bauhaus, United States Courthouse (2019)
  • Foley Federal Building, United States Courthouse (2018)
  • Enterprise Library Art Gallery, Exhibition of Geometrical Art, Las Vegas, Nevada (2013)
  • Whitney Library Art Gallery, Exhibition of Geometrical Artworks (2013)
  • Foley Federal Building, United States Courthouse, GSA, Lobby, Las Vegas, Nevada (2013)
  • Clifford Singer, Retrospective Exhibition, Artworks 1973-2011, Las Vegas, Nevada (2011)
  • Foley Federal Building, United States Courthouse, GSA, Lobby, Las Vegas, Nevada (2010)
  • Truly Virtual Web Art Museum, Math Marries Art, a virtual exhibition by Clifford Singer (2000)
  • St. Edmund Hall, Emden Room, University of Oxford, England (2000)
  • NonEuclid World-Wide-Web Gallery, Non-Euclidean Themes by Artist/Mathematician Clifford Singer (1997)
  • Eich Space, Geometrical Clouds from the Seventies, New York (1996)
  • Compuserve, Fine Arts Forum, The Geometry Of The Heart, 1992-1993 by Clifford Singer (1994)
  • Art Research Center, Kansas City, Missouri (1992)
  • Eisner Gallery, The City College, CUNY, Thesis Exhibition, New York (1990)
  • Vasarely Center, New York (1988)
  • Hamideh Bayley Gallery, New York, Soho, Wooster Street (1987)
  • Art Investors International, West Palm Beach, Florida (1986)
  • Media Gallery, Thesis Exhibition, Alfred University (1976)

References
  1. "In new exhibition, surrealist returns to his roots — in the clouds". ION Newsroom.
  2. Singer, Joel. "Clifford Singer". University of New Mexico.
  3. Caldwell, John (15 February 1981). "Art; SHOW AT RIDGEFIELD: SURROGATE FOR SOHO". The New York Times.
  4. "Singer's 'New Geometric Work' Appears in ..." Alfred University.
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