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 "Throughout
my career, I have attempted to create a social statement which
would foster the awareness of the majestic beauty that surrounds
us in our everyday existence."
A sampling of the many shows in which Nold has been featured
includes the following:
- The Neuberger Museum at the State University of Purchase,
New York.
- Sotheby's New York Avenue Galleries, New York City, for the
previews of the Channel Thirteen Collection televised auction
of art and antiques.
- Hosted the "State of the Art" TV show sponsored
by WDMC which highlighted world renowned artists and their work
in the metropolitan area. The series also featured those individuals
who support artists and their endeavors including gallery directors,
curators and educators.
Meet the Artist...
"As a small child during WWII, my favorite activity was
to draw airplanes that I heard described on the radio news reports.
Growing up in White Plaines, gave me an opportunity to frequently
visit New York City. Unbeknownst to my mother, I would travel
by train or bus into Manhattan and sneak into the Metropolitan
Museum of Art. It was there surrounded by some of the world's
greatest paintings, that I became fascinated with Rembrandt and
van Gogh.
After a brief tour in the army, I used my G.I. Bill to attend
Parsons School of Design, where I graduated with a degree in graphics
and fine arts. It was at Parson's where I began my fascination
with color. I completed my B.A. in Fine Arts at New York University
and pursued a career as an artist; benefiting from the montage
of cultural resources in the city. I was known as a "Hudson
River Painter" I was known as a Hudson River Painter, but now enjoy bringing vitality and color to the Florida and New England landscapes."
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