Wheelhouse

Paintings & Works On Paper

By: Alan Singer (Artist)

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Hardcover | 29 August 2024

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128 Pages

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22.2 x 28.7 x 1.5

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WHEELHOUSE is the first published book by noted Art Professor Alan Singer on his studio art practice and process spanning two decades. The artist monograph includes some of his early work before he began exploring the digital world. "My goal is to establish a dialog about visual art and engender wide support from the art community. The majority of the artwork selected for this book is abstract by nature and purpose. Although my art interests have varied over the years, I never lost sight of color and composition, along with a poetic impact that I feel is communicated through these images. Please join me on my journey in the WHEELHOUSE.

Industry Reviews

"Alan Singer is revitalizing that most durable of contemporary modes, abstract painting. In recent years abstraction has been coupled with imagery to make it relevant, but this has often meant the watering down of its power. Singer is prodding abstraction to move once more."

- Contributing Art Critic William Zimmer for The New York Times

"In creating his unique monoprints, Singer exploits mathematical visualization programs to produce imagery that runs the gamut of cosmic considerations bordering on mysticism, unabashed playfulness, and psychological responses to current events. His print work straddles fantastical and tangible worlds. But he still has one foot planted firmly in the analog practice of painting, conjoining different methods of visualizing physical and psychological phenomena."

- by Rebecca Rafferty for Artvoices Magazine

"Welcome to Alan Singer's digital world, where math is made visual and where the potent combination of equations and imagination blurs the boundaries of dimensionality, unhinges point of view, and forces us to use our eyes in new ways. Here, shadows are cast by numbers, and the brightest reflections may be created long after dark at the artist's computer."

- By Anne C. Coon Professor Emeritus in the College of Liberal Arts at Rochester Institute of Technology

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