About Lynne Taetzsch
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Education
1965 - 1966
University of California
1961 - 1963
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
1959 - 1960
University of Southern California
Awards
2011
NY State Artist of the Year
1989
First Place Prize
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Event: Group Artists Open Event
Dates: 1 Jun 2017 - 31 Jul 2017
Group Exhibition of nine featured artists at the Quintus Gallery in Watkins Glen, NY.
Event: Abstract Meditations
Dates: 1 Jul 2016 - 29 Jul 2016
New acrylic paintings on canvas exhibited at the CAP Artspace Gallery in Ithaca, NY.
Event: Homegrown: The Harriott Collection
Dates: 1 Jun 2011 - 30 Jun 2011
Group show to honor the collection donated by the Harriotts to the Johnson Art Museum on Cornell Campus in Ithaca, NY.
Event: Non-Objective Abstract Paintings
Dates: 1 Feb 2011 - 28 Feb 2011
A solo exhibition of my paintings on canvas curated by gallery Director, Orazio Salati.
Event: Patterns In Abstract Art
Dates: 1 Dec 2009 - 30 Dec 2009
Solo exhibit of selected paintings on canvas at the Cayuga Museum of History and Art in Auburn, NY
Event: Global Tribe
Dates: 1 Nov 2007 - 30 Nov 2007
My paintings were shown as part of a six-person exhibit at Monkdogz Urban Art gallery in New York City.
Event: Featured Arts Crawl Artist
Dates: 1 May 2004 - 30 May 2004
I was the featured artist at a monthly Arts Crawl event at The Gallery at Hawthorne Plaza in Overland Park, Kansas.
Event: Recent Acrylic Paintings
Dates: 1 Sep 1990 - 30 Sep 1990
Solo exhibit of my recent paintings on canvas at the Hartley Gallery in Winter Park, Florida
Event: Korean and American Women Artists
Dates: 1 Sep 1989 - 30 Sep 1989
Group show of Korean and American women artists at the Modern Art Gallery in Los Angeles, California.
Event: Recent Oil Paintings
Dates: 1 Mar 1964 - 30 Mar 1964
A solo show of my latest oil paintings on canvas at the Paul Insel Gallery in New York City.
Biography
At Cooper Union in NYC, I studied life drawing and two and three-dimensional design, but I also fell in love with the abstract expressionist painters I saw in the galleries downtown. My own art became more abstract until I found a way to express myself through gesture and improvisation.
Each new blank canvas is a challenge and an adventure. I paint standing up at an easel, listening to music, responding spontaneously to the image in front of me. I'm in love with color, form and movement--exploring new paths for the eye to take as it sweeps the emerging composition.
