Burning Bush
18 x 24 inches oil on canvas board $550
Hand
1991 18 x 24 inches oil on canvas
Angel and Sarah and Hagar
18 x 24 inches oil on canvas
Abra
16 x 20 inches acrylic on canvas board $800
Moonscape
18 x 24 inches acrylic on canvas
Grasping
20 x 24 inches acrylic on canvas
Forest Friends
34 x 38 inches acrylic on canvas $1,000
Feminism
1991 16 x 21 inches mixed media on paper
Siddhartha
1992 14.5 x 16.75 inches mixed media on paper
Braque Contemplating
1991 24 x 36 inches acrylic on canvas
Unindentified Men
1990 30 x 40 inches oil on canvas
About Martin
To combine art and philosophy expresses existence. The rational attaches and clarifies the possibility of creation. It is the very limits to find self-elevation. For me, teaching philosophy embraces the striving of selfhood as a personal image.
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Martin Bertman is exhibiting a limited collection at the Canton Museum of Art between:
December 2 – March 4, 2012
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Martin Bertman’s paintings resonate with color, movement and emotion
By Dan Kane CantonRep.com staff writer Original Post CANTON — Take a stroll through Martin Bertman’s rewarding new solo exhibition, “Evocations,” at the Canton Museum of Art and you might be surprised to discover that the work is recent and that Bertman is a North Canton-based artist. His paintings might just as well be 75 [...]
Bertman and Lawson Exhibits December 2 through March 4
By BUZZBIN Staff Original Post Evocations: the Art of Martin Bertman The intriguing artwork of Martin Bertman will be featured in a new exhibit at the Canton Museum of Art, opening on First Friday, December 2. Evocations: the Art of Martin Bertman will feature twenty five paintings and mixed media works, spanning the last twenty [...]
Four exhibits make visiting Canton Museum of Art a must
By Dan Kane CantonRep.com staff writer Original Post • Martin Bertman, a North Canton resident who has taught philosophy at universities in Israel, Finland and New York City, receives a much-deserved retrospective of his oil paintings, which merge expressionism, surrealism, symbolism and vivid color. Tom Wachunas, guest curator for this show titled “Evocations,” describes Bertman’s [...]
A Man and His Life of Art
By Staff reports North Neighbor News Original Post North Canton — Internationally renown Doctor of Philosophy; professor; lecturer; author; seeker of truth; citizen of the world; resident of North Canton and artist. In spite of Martin Bertman’s busy life in academia, his passion has been, and continues to be, merging art and philosophy “for joyous [...]
