Pam Klein

Color can evoke an experience, a history, a feeling, a moment in time. For 40 years I’ve been exploring the interactions between color as a means of expression. At the moment I’m working in oil and occasionally in gouache.

My process involves a visual conversation between colors on the picture plane. As a dancer uses the physical space of the stage I use the physical/visual space of the canvas to tell the story.

I’ve taught variations of the basic color theory course for 30 years at Parsons School of Design.

I’m now an Emeritas Professor of Fine Art at Parsons School of Constructed Environments, The New School.

MFA Pratt Institute
BFA Pratt Institute

Studied with George Mc Neill, Robert Natkin, and Mary Buckley

Long Branch Museum / Color and Process
Duval Design Gallery
MS Vandam
ABC No Rio
Neill Gallery review: NYMagazine
LaCarda Gallery