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Monique Seyler
"Nature Merging With Impulse"

The New York Times art reviewer, William Zimmer, described a piece from Monique Seyler's Cold Spring series as "nature merging with impulse…where colors conspire to create a genuine chill and the sensation of the ocean in winter."

After working for a number of years as a "China Hand" - a Mandarin-speaking liaison between professional exchange delegations and specialized groups to and from the People's Republic of China - Monique studied art at the Art Students League and School of Visual Arts.

In 2004 Monique opened Gallery Saint Martin - a ‘Salon’ style space in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia.

Monique Seyler's work has been featured in numerous one-person and group exhibits - which include - among others, the National Association of Women Artists, Katonah Museum of Art, Elaine Benson Gallery, Brownson Gallery of Manhattanville College, Pace University, Nardin Gallery, Reggio Gallery & Museum Edition Fine Art Advisors. The Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers University holds one of Monique's Cold Spring series in its permanent collection.

Monique Seyler has started a 'virtual Salon' - and welcomes any and all correspondence related to the creative process. Visit the salon at http://www.moniqueseyler.blog.com for more information.



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Follow this link for a sample of the work Monique Seyler did at an artists residency on Norton Island, Maine, summer 2010.




"Amawalk, Fall View"
"Truce"


"Green Day"


"Resevoir, Fall I"


"Asa's Pond, V"


"Asa's Pond, IV"


"Harlequin, I"
"Ensemble"
"Jumelles"

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