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Jerry Vis
Jerry Vis is an artist, writer, and architectural designer.
Jerry Vis from New Jersey is a prominent figure in “The Golden Age of New Paltz.” He spends half the year in the Hudson Valley and half the year in Monhegan Island, Maine. Vis graduated from New Paltz with a bachelor’s degree in education, then Rutgers University with a Master of Fine Arts. He had a very successful career in the New York City art scene upon receiving his master’s degree.[1]
“My relationship with art is not a love affair. It is more like a continuation of the kind of curiosity a toddler has about the world around them. That curiosity is not about love but understanding the larger world beyond the confines of my body and mind.”[2]
Artist Jerry Vis, is a key figure in the Alternative Art Movement in Soho NY during the 1969-1976 time period is seeking exhibition opportunities. Much of this era's art was ephemeral, leaving limited documentation. Jerry has included a letter for your consideration, along with excerpts from the 1981 New Museum book "Alternatives in Retrospect" (1969-1975) featuring his work at the Apple Gallery.
He had several notable works in contribution with Billy Apple[3] and Geoff Hendricks. His works are described in detail on his Jerry Vis Art website
Jerry spent the earliest years of his life in Paterson, New Jersey, where he was born in 1939 into a blue-collar family struggling to overcome the lingering effects of the Great Depression. He has an M.F.A. in fine art and taught for many years in public school and college. He is the author of two memoirs: Paterson Boy: My Family and Other Strangers: A Memoir in Twenty-Eight Stories and I’m Not Here: Strange Relatives, a Stranger Boarding School, and the Saving Grace of Art and Love.[4]
"My husband amazes me with all the things he can do, all the details. I'm particularly fond of our bedroom, for which he made all the furniture. It's a serene adult sitting room, with a treetop view," says Bettylou. "Also my kitchen. It has a built-in compost receptacle. We call the pantry our 'cat apartment.' My spices stay organized. There's a place for everything."[5] - Jerry Vis' late wife, Bettylou Vis
Jerry Vis' work is available on his website https://www.jerryvisart.com/ and on his Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jerryvisart/
- ^ "The Curiosity of Jerry Vis: Creative Architect". The Little Rebellion. 2018-12-03. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
- ^ "Jerry Vis". goldenagenewpaltz. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
- ^ "Billy Apple", Wikipedia, 2024-07-08, retrieved 2024-07-17
- ^ Lisa1414 (2022-05-19). "Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer". PenDust Radio. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ Farley, Jennifer. "A Craftsman's Home in Rosendale". Chronogram Magazine. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
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