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14sr UNTITLED #77
Scott Rothstein, hand stiched silk thread on silk ground, in black wood frame with denglass
16.75" x 44.75"; 42.5 x 113.5 cm, 2000, $12,000 |
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70sr #70
Scott Rothstein
12" x 12" weaving in larger frame, hand stiched silk thread on silk ground in black wood frame with denglass 1999
18.75" x 18.75" x 2"
$10,000 |
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21sr PAINTED FORMS 5
Scott Rothstein
watercolor on paper
26" x 23", 2005
$1,900
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15sr UNTITLED #78
Scott Rothstein, hand stiched silk thread
on silk ground, in black wood frame with denglass , 12.75" x 14.75", 2004, $6,000 |
16sr UNTITLED #80
Scott Rothstein, hand stiched silk thread
on silk ground, in black wood frame with denglass, 12.75" x 14.75", 2004, $6,000 |
Selected permanent collections and exhibition venues:
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York; Museum of Arts and Design, New York, New York; Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois; Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Massachusetts; Montclair State University, New Jersey (Art of Substance); Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts, Canada; Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania; the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design; Center of Contemporary Art, St. Louis, Missouri; Kyoto, Japan (International Textile Competition); Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, Wilmington; American Craft Museum (A Decade of Craft and The Art of the Stitch – traveling exhibitions); Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, New Jersey; Pitts-burgh Center for the Arts, Pennsylvania; Smithsonian Instituition Traveling Exhibition Services (Threadworks: Miniature Textile Art – traveling exhibtion, US and Africa). |
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| 47sr #47, Scott Rothstein, hand stiched silk thread on silk ground, in black wood frame with denglass, 8" x 20" in 14.75" x 27" frame, 1993, $8,000 |
Statement:
I find the simplest elements to be the most profound. A line, created by twisting threads, can have infinite possibilities. Two areas of color, in equal amounts, placed consecutively, might suggest harmony or contradiction. I have felt compelled to explore the subtleties of basic visual elements for 20 years. I never give a definitive title to any piece, leaving the door wide open for the viewer. My pieces are never fully complete in themselves, but are intentionally ambiguous, requiring the viewer to be interpreter and translator.
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To purchase the artwork of Scott Rothstein
or to obtain information about other available works, contact:
Tom Grotta
browngrotta arts
or telephone
tel: 203-834-0623 or fax: 203-762-5981
www.browngrotta.com
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