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Sandra Lerner's paintings embrace classic abstract expressionism
and Asian artistic and philosophical influences. Lerner's paintings
incorporate calligraphy, texture, architectonic forms, sacred
geometric spaces. Abstract forms and rhythms interweave the
scientific analysis of physics with the intuitive mysticism
of eastern art and philosophy. The artist's awareness of nature,
the cosmos and the spiritual are reflected in these paintings.
Lerner lives and works in New York City and Sherman, Connecticut.
She has participated in many one-person and group exhibitions
throughout the United States and Japan. She is represented in
numerous public and private collections including the Aldrich
Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Connecticut; Hecksher
Museum, Huntington, New York: Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum,
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ; Kampo Museum, Kyoto,
Japan and the World Study Museum, Fukuoka, Japan; Price Waterhouse
and 3M Corporation. Sandra Lerner is represented by the
June Kelly Gallery in New York City.
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