Sharon Florin

Sharon Florin has been an oil painter of the urban landscape for over 40 years and has been described as an “urban documentarian”. The older buildings and side streets of New York hold a special fascination for her as she endeavors to capture the texture, detail and especially the light of the city. Street scenes, architectural details and reflections on buildings cloaked in glass facades are her specialty. Florin’s work documents what is so familiar that you can walk by without noticing it, and yet tomorrow it may be gone.

Sharon Florin’s work has been exhibited since 1980 in solo exhibitions and in numerous group shows and she has created many commissioned paintings of specific sites and buildings. Her work has received awards from The National Association of Women Artists, The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, the Allied Artists of America and the Butler Institute of American Art among others.

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• Chashama on Madison Avenue - New York, NY, 2018
• Southwest Minnesota Art Museum - Marshall, MN, 2011
• Durst Lobby Gallery - New York, 2009
• Franklin 54 Gallery - New York, 2004
• Noho Gallery - New York, NY, 2003
• John Jay College Wall Gallery - New York, NY, 2002

• Art Students League of New York, - New York, NY,1975 
• Adelphi University, B.A. Fine Art - Garden City, NY,1973 

• Unforgettable Places to Create, Artist's Sketchbook Magazine - April, 2006
• Woodhaven Native Captures LIC on Canvas, Queens Chronicle - July 31, 2008
• Reflections of a Beloved City, Excellence Magazine - January, 2016