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MFA, Pratt Institute. BFA, Pratt Institute, Connecticut College, Banff School of Fine Arts; One-person exhibitions include: Fordham University Lincoln Center; Elaine Benson Gallery, Michener Art Museum, Newark Museum, Art Museum of University of California, Santa Barbara, Jacksonville Art Museum, Gallery Henoch, NYC. Group exhibitions include: Robert Wood Johnson Cancer Facility, Montclair Art Museum, Cold Spring Harbor Labs, Clifton City Hall Sculpture Park, Noyes Museum, Palmer Art Museum, P.S. 1, New Museum, Rutgers University. Commissions: The Music Center at Strathmore, North Bethesda, MD, University of Medicine and Dentistry, NJ, Aramark Corp, Phildadelphia, Avanir Pharmacueticals, San Diego, Rhodes/Nadler Collection, VA. Publications include: The New York Times, Sculpture Magazine, The Daily News, The New York Post, Newsday, The Star Ledger, The Washington Times, The Frederick News-Post, Applause At Strathmore, The Sculpture Reference, Who’s Who in American Art Awards include: Ford Foundation Grant, NJ Arts Council, David Bermant Foundation, MFA Assistantships
My sculpture is designed to move with the wind and change with the light.
The unpredictability of natural forces is essential to my work as a sculptor.
I want people to see these elements in my work. As an artist, I am interested in creating public art because I believe it affects people in subtle and unexpected ways, and I also believe that movement invites participation. Each of my completed sculptures assumes a life of its own, totally dependent upon the will of the wind and the light of the sun. 2005 |
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Meryl Taradash stands between works in progress for her sculpture exhibition at Fordham University at Lincoln Center in April 2001. |
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| © 2005 Meryl Taradash (Photo: Wayne La Pierre) |
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