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Cut Space #34. 2023. Acrylic on Canvas. 72 x 90 inches
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"In that I produce paintings, my intent is to present a mathematical picture. Apollonius, Conics III, Proposition 37, 2022, is integrated with Apollonian parabola, conic section, collinear points of intersection, single cone respectively ordinate points of parallels meeting curves. Similar triangles are a given by nature of parallels. The parabola has the locus foci of a point from a fixed point and straight line. Lemma is used as a proven minor proposition. The idea to form the Locus of a sufficient affine plane curve by drawing a parabola and the result is generalized for points constructed outside of the triangle with straight lines builds the picture. Apollonius along with classical geometers did not use infinity, but as a modern geometer I can introduce the collinear points of intersection as a fundamental concept. Collinear points are key in finding the complete picture through geometric construct. Research into Apollonius Conic Sections since 1974." Clifford Singer © 2023
Apollonius Tangents. 2022. Archival Ink on Canvas. 24 x 24 inches
Apollonius. Conics III. Proposition 36. 2022. Archival Ink on Canvas. 24 x 24 inches
Apollonius. Conics III. Proposition 14. 2022. Archival Ink on Canvas. 24 x 24 inches
Apollonius. Conics III. Proposition 10. 2022. Archival Ink on Canvas. 24 x 24 inches
Apollonius Conics III. 2022. Archival Ink on Canvas. 24 x 24 inches
Apollonius. Conics III. Proposition 60. 2022. Archival Ink on Canvas. 24 x 24 inche
Clifford Singer. Photo: Geometrical Clouds Installation. Courtesy. Kathleen Castaneda 2022
CLIFFORD SINGER, INSTALLATION FOR EXHIBITION, THE GEOMETRY OF THE BAUHAUS, 2019 ©
PHOTOGRAPH: CLIFFORD SINGER (10) SEC. DELAY
Strophoid. 2023. Archival Ink on Canvas. 72 x 105 inches. Artist Studio.
Strophoid. 2023. Archival Ink on Canvas. 20 x 32 inches.
Clifford Singer, Limacon, 1998-2020. Acrylic on Canvas on Wood Stretcher. 72 x 72 inches
CLIFFORD SINGER, THE GEOMETRY OF THE HEART, 1992-1994©,
acrylic on hand cut Plexiglas, 48.5 x 53 inches
Exhibited on COMPUSERVE, FINE ARTS FORUM (online exhibition) 1994, published in - NETGUIDE MAGAZINE, prior to Jeff Koons' Heart sculpture and after Jim Dine's Heart paintings. Richard Solomon at Pace Editions, stated, "stay away from the Heart" after he viewed my Compuserve exhibition.
Clifford Singer. Starfighter. 1986. Acrylic on Canvas on Wood Stretcher. 70 x 70 inches
Clifford Singer © at Lincoln Center 1991
Mostly Mozart Festival in Tokyo
Photo: Courtesy Helene Weitzner
Hyper Cube Series. 1978. Gouache on Acrylic on Canvas. 92 x 166 inches. Stretched on Lebron stretcher bars.
Hyper Cube Series. 1978. Gouache on Acrylic on Canvas. 92 x 166 inches. Collection of the Artist.
Geometrical Clouds. 1974. Welded Steel and Enamel. 49 x 58 x 2 inches.
Hyper Cube Series. 1978. Gouache on Acrylic on Canvas. Las Vegas Strip Digital Billboard. 2019.
Hyper Cube Series. 1978 Acrylic on Canvas. 40 x 48 Inches. Photo: IBM, Tarrytown. New York 1983
CLIFFORD SINGER, 1978©, HYPER CUBE SERIES, GOUACHE ON ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 20 X 24 INCHES, [WHITE LINES HAND PAINTED WITH GOUACHE USING SABLE BRUSH]
Clifford Singer. Geometrical Clouds. 1977. Gouache on Acrylic on Canvas. 20 x 20 x 1 inches.
Clifford Singer. Geometrical Clouds. 1977. 21.5 x 36 inches. Acrylic on Canvas. HAND PAINTED LINES WITH GOUACHE USING SABLE BRUSH.
CLIFFORD SINGER, ALGEBRAIC RELATIVIZATION OF GEOMETRY, 2022©, 72 X 80 INCHES, ARCHIVAL INK ON CANVAS
CLIFFORD SINGER, GEOMETRICAL BIRDS, 1975©, ARCHIVAL INK ON CANVAS, 32 x 40 INCHES
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CLIFFORD SINGER
ENTERPRISE ART GALLERY
25 EAST SHELBOURNE AVENUE
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89123
AUGUST 15 - OCT 15, 2013
M-TH 10-7, F-SUN 10-6
SPONSORED: LAS VEGAS CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
CURATED BY: DENISE ALVARADO, GALLERY DIRECTOR
Clifford Singer, Henderson, Nevada
art studio installation photograph ©
Clifford Singer, Cut Space No. 76. 2019.
Acrylic on Canvas. 72 x 90 x 2 inches.
CLIFFORD SINGER WHITNEY LIBRARY ART GALLERY MAY 23 - JULY 16, 2013 5175 E. TROPICANA AVENUE LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89122
SPONSORED: LAS VEGAS CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
CURATED BY: DENISE ALVARADO, GALLERY DIRECTOR
"In the progress of this paper I have interspersed some reflections that we can collect into a general point of view on my art works. While the geometric style in the broadest sense can be classified in the art world as 'geometric abstraction', what actually takes place on the picture plane between form, space and color goes far beyond the limitations of such arbitrary labels. The work evokes ceaseless mobility, speed, time, space, growth, compression, tension, attraction, and the infinite nature of pure mathematical elements.
In the painting I suggest the dynamics of a space that continually expands the structure and geometrical fragmentation in space-time. Line segments in the universe are interconnected, even when they appear to be separate from one another. In space-time curvature the geometrical signing through collinearity illustrates a deformation of space."
by Clifford Singer ™ ©
written archives of Clifford Singer, author
Clifford Singer, solo exhibition, Hamideh Bayley Gallery,
New York, Soho
May 1987
Clifford Singer, Portals Series, 1986, acrylic on wood,
exhibition at: Hamideh Bayley Gallery, New York, Soho
May 1987
Clifford Singer. Portal Series, 1986. Acrylic on Wood. 48 X 48 inches
Clifford Singer, 2020 © All Copyrights Reserved
Clifford Singer Contemplating a Bust of
Leonardo da Vinci, © 2012
Photograph: Flo Singer © 2012
Clifford Singer, Retrospective Exhibition
Lloyd D. George Federal Building, GSA
Las Vegas, Nevada
November 1 - December 15, 2011
Artworks 1973-2011
Clifford Singer receives Trophy Award from Michael Zadina
Photographs: Flo Singer ©2011
Clifford Singer, Geometrical Clouds Series, © 1974-2020
"Geometrical Clouds is a continual paradox of geometry or anomaly – derivative from regular arrangement, general rule or usual method of thinking that I had delved into during the 1970s in working with hyper spatial geometry in n-dimensions."
Clifford Singer, Geometrical Clouds Series, 1974 - 2015 ©,
Photograph: Clifford Singer at his Las Vegas art studio 2011 courtesy Flo Singer
Clifford Singer. Geometrical Clouds. Archival Ink on Canvas. 12 x 24 inches. 1978. 1998
Clifford Singer, Geometrical Clouds, 1978©, Acrylic on canvas, 42 x 84 inches,
This painting was done in 1978 while in Robert Swain's painting class at Hunter Graduate School
"Working in this fashion had created difficulties for the viewer in that it is contradictory and inconsistent with common experience that is -- actually based in fact. This Geometrical Cloud painting which I had produced in 1978 raised much controversy, considering a broad difference with known reference of works by traditionally known contemporaries such as Josef Albers, Al Held, Kenneth Snelson, as well as Kenneth Martin with his systematic grid work at that time. "
"White Cloud as a wall construction was derived and developed from an aquatint etching that I had done in Vincent Longo’s print studio in 1978 and later produced from hand cut plastic with white acrylic as you can see here. The Blue Cloud wall construction was developed from a series of drawings in 1978 and hand cut plastic with blue acrylic that are consistent with my method in producing this Geometric Cloud painting in 1978. It is fascinating to see a Geometrical Cloud painting together with the Geometric Cloud sculptures."
Ivan C. Karp of the O.K. Harris Gallery, New York stated in 1978 “Clifford Singer is the most fierce geometric painter” Clifford Singer © 2012
Nicholas Krushenick told me in 1974, "Cliff, you are only as good as your last painting."
Nicholas Krushenick further remarked, "Albers painted that same square for thirty years."
"I was the one who told Al Held to go to art school." Years later I discovered that Nick and his brother were comedians in the Catskills for many years.
Clifford Singer, Artist/Geometer
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Formerly lived and worked in New York's Soho 1977 to 2004. Relocated in the aftermath of 9/11 to Las Vegas, Nevada in 2004 and reside until present.
Contact me at Cliffordhs@aol.com
"As an artist and geometer 'infinity' has taken an important place in my life in terms of abstraction. My art combines both ancient and modern mathematical foundations ranging from Pythagoras to Einstein."
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