My paintings find a harmony between the urban and the pastoral: the man-made and the natural. Most recently I’ve drawn inspiration from my surroundings in the borough of the Bronx, a place where city and country often mingle.

My paintings often depict singular people, sometimes heroic in scale. They are set against the backdrop of a mix of the urban and natural, yet are seen immersed within it. They serve as our guides to the world of the painting.

I find motifs in the immediate environment where I live, and from places culled from my memory: the color of a woman’s shirt in the intense afternoon sun; a dog silhouetted against a green lawn; a viaduct’s arch. I combine these elements not to illustrate a story, but to create refuge from the disorder of the urban experience as well as from the chaos of nature.

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2008    “Small Works Exhibition,” 80 Washington Square East Galleries, New York

2005    “Dido and Aeneas,” Stage design for opera, Greenwich Music Festival,                   Greenwich, Connecticut

2002    “Book Show,” Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York

2001    “Gatherings,” Solo exhibition of paintings, prints, and artist books,                       Interchurch Center, New York 

          Visiting artist, Marywood University, Scranton, Pennsylvania

2000    “Object of My Desire,” Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York


1999    Kochi International Triennial Exhibition of Prints, Kochi Prefecture, Japan

1990    “Lennart Anderson Selects”, First Street Gallery, New York