The larger than life acrylic canvases by Margaret Byrd Danziger are rhythmic abstractions of meditative shapes which stir up the constant motion of figures caught in a repetitive yet vibrant Zen. There is a feeling of limitlessness to these canvases.  Fusion of life experience with universal energy executed through the constant of a primary palette.

A graduate of Hunter College, Danziger is a member of the Art Students League, New York where she studied with Richard Poussett Dart.  A selection of her exhibitions includes Gallery One, Soho NY, The Queens Museum, NY and the Museum of Fine Arts, Hempstead NY.

My work is a way of sharing what I happily discover along the way, so that perhaps I can give people something that I have discovered for myself. In enhancing my own life, maybe I can enhance theirs...

I began with studies in art history and study of the skeleton. I continue by exploring painting and sculpting through senses other than my eyes. I find I can then reveal things I truly need to express, rather than be limited by any 'prescribed' formula of expression.
For this reason, my children call me 'the Byrd'; they say I truly fly. The inherent 'y' (Why?) demonstrates how I explore while flying.
 

Life member of the Art Students' League of New York City, Ms. Danziger has been recognized by The New Museum, as well as the Fine Arts Museum of Long Island, New York. Through the years she has mentored with Nino Donafrio, Tanya Chetchek, and Poussett Dart.

Selected Exhibitions

Manhattan Library of Art and Sciences
Gallery One, Soho NY - Two solo shows
Blumenson Gallery, Great Neck NY
Museum of Fine Arts, Hempstead NY
Queens Museum, NY  
                   
Private Collections

Carry Blumenson, Miami, Florida
Joy Jackson, L.A. California
Michael Thompson, Stratton, Vermont

 

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