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September 9th, 2022
Marlene Burns, fine artist, is pleased to present QR Codes for easy access to her two NFT collections on OpenSea and 1stDibs. The OpenSea collection is based on prayers, psalms etc with a contemporary treatment in vibrant and edgy designs. The 1stDibs collections is a sampling of her hybrid collection of part painting, part photograhpy, both abstract. Check them out today by using your camera on your phone and the QR codes! Contact Marlene at her nft website for more info.
August 24th, 2022
Internationally recognized, contemporary fine artist, Marlene Burns, is pleased to announce that August 24th is Mint Day on OpenSea. "Sacred Intention" is a collection of 28 paintings available for purchase. Copy and paste this link to see the collection: https://opensea.io/collection/sacredintention.
Marlene has shown her work from coast to coast, been represented in galleries in the Southwest and continues to work full-time in her studio in Tucson, Arizona. You can contact her directly for more information regarding the NFTs or check out the website attached to this press release.
August 1st, 2022
Her Sacred Intention NFT collection combines her Judaic faith and stunning, vivid images
NEW YORK, NY – July 20, 2022 – After years of perfecting her unique brand of abstract expressionism, Marlene Burns is set to enter the NFT space. The digital era has allowed time-honored traditions to live on, and by entering the world of NFTs, Burns is ensuring that her art will be enjoyed for generations to come. Her second collection, Urban Abstracts, will be minted on September 1, 2022.
A true pioneer in the art world, Burns has always been passionate about Judaism. She apprenticed in sanctuary art in Cleveland, Ohio, while earning two degrees from the University of Cincinnati’s School of Design, Architecture and Art. Her career has included consultation, teaching, gallery affiliations and a successful business creating residential and commercial art.
Burns has always been involved in Temple life in the various cities in which she has painted and raised her family....
April 5th, 2022
Judaic artist, Marlene Burns is pleased to announce the release of "DVARIM"....her second coffee table-sized art book ( 12"x12"). Each of the 16 paintings explores one Hebrew word with an accompanying text that interprets the word from Marlene's perspective as an artist and Hebrew educator.
Contact her directly for a full preview of the book and ordering information: art.dvarim@gmail.com
January 25th, 2022
My account on LinkedIn has been restricted. If you are trying to reach me, contact me at: marlee9748@gmail.com. My website is art-marleneburns.com and my print facility account with my complete body of work is at: marlene-burns.pixels.com.
Thank you!
January 25th, 2022
Judaic artist, Marlene Burns is pleased to present her painting titled "Zachor: Remember" as we approach the International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27th. The original painting is available for purchase by contacting Marlene directly at marlee9748@gmail.com. Prints are available in a variety of sizes and materials and products at marlene-burns.pixels.com. The entire series of of Hebrew words is called "Dvarim" and can be viewed with accompanying text at: art-dvarim.com
June 10th, 2020
Judaic artist, Marlene Burns, is pleased to present her latest painting that examines the unspoken Name of G-d. Ineffable.
Too great or extreme to be expressed or explained with words.
Beyond description. Not to be uttered.
The tetragrammaton ‘Yud, Hay, Vav, Hay’ is the ineffable Hebrew Name of G-d.
According to Jewish Mysticism, Adonai went through 4 stages of creation from His spark of inspiration to the development of the concept. From emotional involvement and concrete planning, to action, while traveling through the worlds of Atzilut, Beriah, Yetzirah, and Asiyah.
Asiyah is the physical and lowest world in which we live: In this world, Adonai commanded us to build a sanctuary for Him so that he could dwell among us. (Exodus 25:8)
A spiral is the eternal sign of the creative and organizing principle of the universe. It is the intuitive symbol of spiritual development. When two spirals are intertwined, they become a double helix, a twisted ladder...
March 26th, 2020
Marlene Burns is pleased to announce that her newest gallery at the website contains 9 inspirational paintings with texts to help inspire and encourage the world as we navigate through the Coronavirus Pandemic. These images were gathered from her series of paintings that examine prayer and the texts explain them from an artist's point of view as well as a religious educator. These images are available in a variety of sizes and materials. Contact Marlene directly to discuss your questions and ordering options at: info@art-marleneburns.com
January 31st, 2020
Contemporary Judaic artist, Marlene Burns, is pleased to announce that her newest painting entitled 'Zachor,' will be available as prints in the Gift Shop of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC.
marleneburns©2020
Zachor: Remember
This painting serves as a visual tribute to the lives lost in the Holocaust (Shoah).
The stripes of the concentration camp uniforms and the barbed wire are overt associations, embedded in our minds.
The flames, reminiscent of Yizkor candles, serve as a reminder that we must never forget.
The artist visually faded the color out of the image, from top to bottom to allude to fading memories, as the Holocaust takes its place in history.
Yet, the brightness of the flames and word, enliven and inspire our spirit to remember!
Prints are now available in a wide variety of sizes and materials. Contact Marlene directly about licensing, postcards, bulk orders and enhanced giclees stretched on...
January 4th, 2020
Contemporary Judaic artist, Marlene Burns, is pleased to announce the release of her newest painting entitled 'Zachor.'
marleneburns©2020
Zachor: Remember
This painting serves as a visual tribute to the lives lost in the Holocaust (Shoah).
The stripes of the concentration camp uniforms and the barbed wire are overt associations, embedded in our minds.
The flames, reminiscent of Yizkor candles, serve as a reminder that we must never forget.
The artist visually faded the color out of the image, from top to bottom to allude to fading memories, as the Holocaust takes its place in history.
Yet, the brightness of the flames and word, enliven and inspire our spirit to remember!
Prints are now available in a wide variety of sizes and materials. Contact Marlene directly about licensing, postcards, bulk orders and enhanced giclees stretched on canvas with paint added ( at a fraction of the cost of an...
