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Shirley
Chaitlin is the world's foremost contributor to this emerging
form of figurative interactive fine art. Although
largely self-taught, she has received artistic training
in Europe and in Southern California under private tutoring.
She also attended the Laguna Beach College of Art.
Her intent has been to paint only for the joy she derives
from the painterly expression, but working with the articulator
art form, she was soon discovered and started working professionally.
Known a perfectionist, she refuses to release any piece
prior to the attainment of the most exacting standards of
excellence.
Creating serrated-surface artworks requires specially developed
artistic capacities to deal with a complex and difficult
process. Not one, but two complete paintings must
be composed that will complement each other in lines, proportions
and colors. Shirley Chaitlin is recognized as a new-age
visionary artist who has credited with innovating a unique
prismatic, viewer-kinetic art form. Working with the
pleated surface of the articulator structure, she explores
the dynamics of change in the emergence of one form from
another, the ironies of scale and coincidence, and the profundities
of unifying principles. Her artistic scope includes
figurative realism, but extends beyond to levels of abstract
expression which stir not only the senses, but the centers
of thought and spiritual insight. Her own personal
radiance and depth of soul are always very evident in her
works.
"I'm quite convinced that art of all kinds -- music, literature, theatre, poetry and painting -- is the primary civilizing influence in the human world. So when I manifest beauty through my painting, I'm feel as though I am contributing something of lasting and real value. Something intrinsically good for everyone. And just that thought gives me deep joy." -Shirley Chaitlin
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Shirley
Chaitlin are shown in fine art galleries in San Francisco,
Soho (New York City), Rodeo Drive Beverly Hills, Century
City, Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Palm Springs, Palm
Desert and Laguna Beach.
Her works can be found in the private collections of William Ahmanson, Bob Hope, Lee Iacocca, Art Agnos, former Mayor of San Francisco, and many others, including distinguished fine art collectors in Australia, Japan, Germany, France and England. Shirley Chaitlin's work has also been exhibited in the Gallery of the
Los Angeles County Art Museum.
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