No. 20 (Kimono Cat) by David Chamberlain

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No brushes were used in creating this painting — I use a light table with 6 overhead mirrors, plus my hands, fingers and small improvised tools like spatulas and rollers. This dimensional composition is comprised of one continuous movement (one virtuoso hand motion; a single integrated gesture passing through and around itself). Blue Book Series © 2016 Oil on French paper - Canson Arches BFK, deckled 30” x 22” (76cm x 56cm) Painted image size 20.5”h x 17.5”w (52cm x 44cm) Images: • “Full” View (frame not included) • Closeup/Detail • Front face with signature • Authenticity Impression (front left) • Studio embossment (front right) • Versa/Back For background information view my website at DavidChamberlainPainting.com

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David Chamberlain

Nov 15, 2024

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About the artist

David Chamberlain

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I have devoted a lifetime trying to understand why I see images when I hear music — and see music when I hear images. I am not sure what this means or how it happens, but I love the feeling, and I count on it… although I have no idea how it works in my mind’s eye and ear. You can imagine my curiosity (and relief) when scientists began to talk about synesthesia, giving some sort of identity to what I thought for many years was a strange, scary and sometimes exhilarating cognitive quirk.

Curriculum Vitae

Born in 1949 in Canton, OH, USA. Currently residing in Sodus Point, NY, USA.

Education

1977 · University of Pennsylvania (PennDesign)

MFA | Sculpture, Printmaking, Photography

1971 · Princeton University

BA | Architect & Design

2002 · University of Colorado

MLA | Landscape Architecture & Design

Selected Press

Jul 1, 1992

[FILM] David Chamberlain: Artistry in Motion SC-ETV/PBS South Carolina Educational Television (Columbia, SC) [YouTube]

Oct 1, 1990

[BOOK] Melodic Form: The Sculpture of David Chamberlain | David Godine, Publisher (with the Pucker Safrai Gallery) (Boston, MA)

Jun 1, 1999

[MEDIA] Video Jukebox | DeCordova Museum of Art (Lincoln, MA)

Oct 10, 2024

[VIDEO] Princeton’s Prospect House reopens after renovations

Aug 27, 2021

[VIDEO] Princeton Art Live! - With David Chamberlain ‘71 (in studio) | Produced by the Princeton Club of Hilton Head Island [YouTube]

Dec 1, 1997

[VIDEO] David Chamberlain & Guests at the CU Conference on World Affairs | Hillwalker Productions (Boulder, CO) [YouTube]

Jun 1, 2016

[BOOK] 52 Weeks & 52 Paintings by David Chamberlain (2016)

Jun 1, 1982

[VIDEO] Search for Perfection | FIS Henry Felt/Pucker Safrai Gallery *Award: Red Ribbon: The Arts, American Film Festival (NYC) [YouTube]

Honors and Awards

Jan 1, 2017

Albert Nelson Marquis Who’s Who Lifetime Achievement Award

Jan 1, 1981

Who’s Who: in American Arts; in the East; in the World

Teaching Experiences

Dec 1, 2013

Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester NY) | Adjunct Associate Professor - Design and Creativity (Core Studio) | ARCH 631, ARCH 632 | Master of Architecture, Golisano Institute of Sustainability

Sep 1, 2004

Clemson University (Clemson, SC) | College of Art, Architecture and Humanities | Visiting Professor - Design | LARCH 252/252 Second-year Design Studio, HUM-306 Creative Genius

Sep 1, 1991

Rivier College (Nashua, NH) | Art & Music Department | Adjunct Professor - Introduction to the Arts, Sculpture, Drawing, Poetry | Drawing (still-life), Sculpture, Survey to the Arts and Creativity

Sep 1, 1990

University of South Carolina (Columbia, SC) | Fine Arts Department, Dean of Humanities, Office of the President | Visiting Professor | Creativity [Assoc. Professor, Presidential Fellow]

Grants

Jan 1, 1991

Individual Artist Grant, South Carolina Arts Commission

Jan 1, 2001

University of Colorado, Denver

Jan 1, 1975

Ford Venture Fund Grant (Univ. of Pennsylvania)

Jan 1, 1972

Purcell Faculty Grant

Jan 1, 1994

K. B. K. Foundation Grant

Jan 1, 1976