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 LARRY SCHULTE
New York City artist Schulte was a mathematician before he was an artist. He began with landscape, evolved to abstraction of landscape, then added a mathematical structure to the mix:. The Fibonacci Sequence consists of numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, . . where the next number is the sum of the two preceding numbers. This pattern of numbers is seen throughout nature. Eventually this structure became primary in his work.
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Larry's pieces in this show are silkscreen prints (serigraphs). Traditionally, screen prints are used to create multiples of the same image (editions).
Larry, however, uses the technique to create one-of-a-kind prints that have layers of the same patterns, but printed in different colors and sequences.
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University of Kansas, PhD |
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University of Nebraska, MS |
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University of Nebraska, BS in Art & BS in Mathematics |
| Selected Honors & Awards |
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Ragdale Foundation, Lake Forest, IL |
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Museum of Nebraska Arts |
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Distinguished Alumni, University of Nebraska |
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New York Times |
| Selected Collections |
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Pepsico, Hanes, Interaudi Bank, New-York Historical Society, Library of Congress, Museum of Nebraska Art, New York Public Library, Sioux City Art Center, Spencer Museum of Art, Southern Graphics Council |
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