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Serge Hollerbach

50 years of New York Cityscapes

forthcoming soon...

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The Vision & Art Project’s summer 2018 exhibition, “The Persistence of Vision,” undertaken in collaboration with the University of Cincinnati’s DAAP Galleries, garnered national and international attention, shining a spotlight on the eight artists included in our show.

The New York Times published a lengthy article by Serena Solomon, featuring a studio visit with Serge Hollerbach and selected artwork from each of the eight artists in the exhibition. "'There is such a thing as a second childhood,'" Solomon quotes Hollerbach as saying about the post-macular degeneration change in his paintings. "'To be playful, you have nothing to lose. Nothing to lose is a kind of new freedom.'"

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"Two common pathological degradations of vision related to aging are cataract and age-related macular degeneration. Cataract has been curable by operation for centuries, while age-related macular degeneration remains essentially incurable."