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Jeffrey Isaac was born on 25 October, 1956 in United States, is an American painter. Discover Jeffrey Isaac's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 67 years old?
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Jeffrey Isaac (born 1956 in New York) is a painter and video artist.
His style often uses photorealism as a means to a conceptual inquiry of fantastical content with an absurdist approach.
He also uses several pseudonyms including Prof. Dr. Dr. Zagreus Bowery, publisher of the so-called "world's smallest magazine of its kind" Public Illumination Magazine.
Isaac has exhibited widely across the US and Europe.
His work incorporates a range of media, from digital art to oil on canvas; he is particularly known for his installations, often incorporating
sound and performance as well as panoramas and dioramic cabinets.
Born in the US, he spent his childhood in Switzerland before moving back to the United States where he studied painting at Rhode Island School of Design (B.F.A 1977) and at Camberwell School of Art in London (under the recommendation of Frank Bowling).
In 1977 he moved to NYC where his activities expanded to publishing, performance art and curating.
Since 1979 Isaac has published an artists' periodical, notable for its tiny size, called Public Illumination Magazine.
Each issue has a unique theme with contributions by numerous artists using pseudonyms.
In 1979 he developed the format for and co-managed the performance series Avant-Garde-Arama at the venue Performance Space 122.
Under the alias Eddie Grand he performed in the art-rock band “Listen to the Animal” with Barbara Ess, Judith Wong and Al Arthur, at venues such as CBGB, the Mudd Club and The Public Theater.
For the final exhibition he created an interactive multi-media installation titled 'Exhibition in a maze'.
In 1984 his book "Twelve Picturesque Passions" was sponsored by Printed Matter, Inc, partially funded by a LINE grant.
It was at this time that he met the American artist Sol LeWitt, one of the co-founders of Printed Matter, who later became a friend and neighbor.
In 1986 he moved to Umbria near the town of Spoleto, befriending artists Sol LeWitt, Carol and Michael Venezia, Afranio Metelli, Robin Heidi Kennedy, Marco Tirelli, Myriam Laplante, Franco Troiani, Emanuele de Donno and Nyla van Ingen.
At the 1990 Spoleto Festival in Italy, he presented a 350° walk-in panorama of the Umbrian village Bazzano Superiore (later shown in Rome and Bari and currently held in the LeWitt Collection, Chester, CT, USA).
It was installed in the geodesic dome in Spoleto known as the Spoletosfera, designed by Buckminster Fuller.
With public funding from NYSCA, Isaac curated a series of exhibitions in a storefront gallery in Lower Manhattan named Public Illumination Picture Gallery.
In 1993 he had a solo exhibition at Galleria Marilena Bonomo in Bari, titled '93 Olives' and in 1994 a solo show at Salvatore Ala Gallery in Soho, NYC titled ‘Subway to Italy’.
During the period from 1999 to 2006, he produced a series of video animations featuring skeletons, saints and devils.
In 2004, a minor scandal surrounded a banner he had painted at the invitation of the town of Foligno for a historical pageant depicting the patron saint San Feliciano naked on horseback.
He created the animation for the 2007 performance of ‘Il Corvo’ by the La Mama Experimental Theater Company at the 38th Biennale Teatro in Venice.
His exhibition 'Manifest Destinies' (2009) at Cà Zanardi, Venice, was part of an ambitious series of multi-site collateral shows of the 53rd Venice Biennale "Detournement Venise 2009", in a 2-story former cookie factory.
It included monumental history paintings such as "Flotilla of Fools" depicting all 196 heads of state, wearing fool's hats, posing on shipwrecks.
In 2016 he created a major installation, titled 'Earthly Delights' of large-scale cut-out paintings, suspended in a re-purposed church, with a concurrent performance by Nyla van Ingen, Myriam Laplante, Daniela Malusardi and Dan Kinzelman.
In 2017 an exhibition about Isaac's relationship with LeWitt was staged at the Chelsea College of Arts Library titled "Exchanges between Sol LeWitt and Jeffrey Isaac in Spoleto, Italy, and New York and Chester, Connecticut USA".
It was curated by Jo Melvin, Reader in Fine Art, Archives and Special Collections at Chelsea College of Art.
Through 2017, sixty issues have been published.
It is included in the collections of the New York Public Library, Museum of Modern Art, New York, Pompidou Center, Paris, and others.