Front Covers With Clifford Singer’s Geometrical Paintings

A heart with strings in it and the words " modfish 9 ".
A poster of an abstract painting with the logo for aif investors international.

Art & Mathematics 2000

A magazine cover with the word focus written in front of an abstract image.
Art & Mathematics 2000, The Cooper Union, Albert Nerken School of Engineering, Clifford Singer,
Curator, Front cover: FOCUS, article by Ivars Petersen
A blue and yellow spiral design on the cover of an american express calendar.
A blue book cover with a picture of a pig.
ISAMA-poster.-2002-scaled
The 1 6 th edition of the printworld directory

CLIFFORD SINGER ™, Cut Space Series, Composition # 34, front cover

"In that I have selected a variety of mathematical / geometric concepts as the basis for the work, it is my intent to form a complex integration by graphing a reflection with collinear intersections and intersects on diagonal plotting. Cut Space Series represents mathematical concepts by use of line, a priori the primary mathematics to formalize a geometric construction. The geometric construction procedures are basically algorithmic. The collinear intersects demonstrate both mathematical and visual truths in the geometric pictorial field." Clifford Singer © ™ 2016
written archives of Clifford Singer, author 

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A series of three paintings with different colors.

Clifford Singer, Pentameter Suite, 1982©, Edition of 50 sets, Silkscreen on paper, 24 x 24 inches each, Artist produced portfolio, includes hand cut Amberlith film, stretching silkscreen on stetchers; Alexander Heinrici UV shot photo emulsion on screens; Artist mixed ink and hand pulled with squeegee in studio, hung dry on clothes lines. About 25 sets still remain in Artist's stock. Artist sold sets to IBM, AT&T, among other collections.

This full page ad placed in Corporate Design Magazine 1982 by The Original Print Collectors Group

A poster of various art work on display.
A room with several tables and chairs in it.

Clifford Singer, Heptameter Suite, 1981©, Silkscreen on paper, Portfolio of 7 prints, 24 x 24 inches each. IBM Corporation Collection, Tarrytown, NY, Installation View, Photo: Clifford Singer 1981©
This sale took me 10 months to close. I met with Chuck Gregory, who was the in house architectural designer and also art buyer for IBM at the time. Chuck at my sales meeting stated that my work looked like it was generated by a computer - I replied, "Chuck, I am the computer". After 10 months, I received a call from Mr. Gregory stating IBM was going to buy my portfolio and that I was the first artist to sell to IBM directly without an art dealer or consultant in the middle. I delivered the portfolio and received a check for $1500.00 shortly after. This was quite substantial as I printed 60 portfolios.