Mark Olshansky abstract needlepoint Neanderthal Café

Morgan Lehman Gallery Exhibit

Leave a reply
The Mendacious Court Accountant for Henry VIII 16″ x 20″ unframed
Neanderthal Café 16″ x 20″ unframed

Two of my pieces, The Mendacious Court Accountant for Henry VIII and Neanderthal Café, are being exhibited at the Morgan Lehman Gallery from March 26–May 2, as part of an exhibition called 20 x 16 New York. The Gallery is located at 535 West 22nd Street. For more information, go to the Morgan Lehman web page.

Categories: Exhibitions
Tags:
Written by inthering2013
I was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., was educated, drafted, married, started a family and went into business. At about my fortieth year, a friend introduced me to needlepoint at a party. It was meant to be a light-hearted accompaniment to the more serious activity of downing martinis with stylish canapes. Ten years later, I had created many tapestries, pictures, a large rug, and more. Everything was designed as I went along and was made from persian wool. In 1980 I stopped my art when my wife and I decided to wet our toes in the wine importing world. Twenty years later, we retired, and I immediately picked up where I had left off. The procedure and material are the same today. In the past ten years I have produced many pieces of various sizes, and I have exhibited in about sixty shows, both juried and galleried. My favorite way of working is creating pieces in series, such as Art and the Fugue, Mahler and Infant series.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.