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Panman Gallery , The Art Interactive experience with Mark Wiener and Etienne Charles in the Penthouse of the Roger Smith Hotel reflects an exploration into Art, Jazz and video experimentation.
Mark Wiener (b. New York City, 1951) is an abstract painter who studied under Bauhaus influences at Philadelphia College of Art, where he focused on painting and photography. Driven by visionaries Alexi Brodivitch, Frank Zachry and Alexander Lieberman, he developed an open mind toward working in simultaneously in several disciplines. Devoting his first years to photography, Wiener, based upon observations of Irving Penn’s process, he conceived of an approach to painting he calls, “the white surface” - an acting out of a “visual story” during the creation of the work - which became and remains a driving force, alongside the Bauhaus ideal of the underlying structure in concert with natural spontaneity. In Wiener’s latest works it is manifest as his organic gesture of throwing, dripping and pouring paint, orchestrated between drawing and painting layers of geometric objects.
Based in Manhattan, Mark Wiener exhibits in Los Angeles, London, Paris, Milan and Tokyo, and regularly in New York City. September 09 work was included in “Slow News International” in Honolulu, HI; and a Film called “Duet” about the partnership of Lindi DiGusta and Mark Wiener was shown at RELIGAREi art center in New Delhi. 2010 Started by appearing in the Danese’s “Works on Paper”, Sideshows “It’ a Wonderful 10th”and Pierre Menard's Gallery “Woman in the Twenty-first Century: Margaret Fuller and the Sacred Marriage,”
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