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Elyn Zimmerman
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Elyn Zimmerman
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Elyn Zimmerman
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Elyn Zimmerman
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Elyn Zimmerman
Monograph of artist¿s work
Elyn Zimmerman
*An educational and enjoyable exploration of Zimmerman's work*Contains a myriad of full-colour illustrations, featuring three essays, an interview with the artist, exhibition history, artist chronology, and bibliographyElyn Zimmerman: Sculpture spans four decades of Zimmerman's career as an artist. It provides an in-depth examination of her public and private commissions, which can be found across three continents. Zimmerman began her career as an enigmatic and lonely figure: a painter and photographer who loved nothing better than to shut her studio door and work in isolation. But in retrospect another medium became Zimmerman's passion, one that would draw her out into the landscape to crea...
Elyn Zimmerman
In the fall of 2000, Elyn Zimmerman was an artist-in-residence at an artist's colony in Vermont, where she took a group of photographs recording the passage of water through a nearby shallow stream bed. The rocks and pebbles underneath the water's surface, together with the play of light and shadow overhead, broke the surface of the water into cacophonous patches of black and white. This play of rhythmic and turbulent patterns is what Zimmerman managed to capture in the drawings she made based on these photographs, drawings which continue her black-and-white vocabulary but which reveal an emotion and spontaneous gesture yet unseen in her work.
Palisades Project/Elyn Zimmerman and Related Works, 1972-1981
Catalog for an exhibiion of works by Elyn Zimmerman at the Hudson River Museum, January 24 through March 15, 1982. Includes a statement from the artist and a selected biography.
Palisades Project/Elyn Zimmerman and Related Works, 1972-1981
Catalog for an exhibiion of works by Elyn Zimmerman at the Hudson River Museum, January 24 through March 15, 1982. Includes a statement from the artist and a selected biography.
