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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"Truce"
"Green Day"
"Resevoir, Fall I"
"Asa's Pond, V"
"Asa's Pond, IV"
"Harlequin, I"
"Ensemble"
"Jumelles"
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