Framed Marlene Siff Art

Marlene Siff has created high quality art that have been displayed by many collectors around the U.S. among other diverse locations. Just recently, Nevin Welcome Center at Cornell University took in one of her paintings for display. Her creative pieces have thus featured in several quarters, including Creative Women Today that runs on CT Cablevision (2010). Marlene’s work also appeared in a documentary created by Martin West in 2009 a documentary dubbed Years in the Making. Marlene studied in New York at the eponymous High School of Music and Art, whose name was later changed to Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts located near Lincoln Center before going to Hunter College where she majored in art, earning her Bachelor of Arts. Due to her artistic background she was admitted to Kappa Pi, which is an Honorary Art Fraternity. Her art have been exhibited widely in galleries and collections across the U.S., including Washington DC, Katonah Museum of Art, New York, B’nai B’rith Klutznick National Jewish Museum, and Columbia/Barnard University, New York. She continues to paint different artwork pieces on diverse topics and uses different outlines and color shades. Marlene’s artwork contains written text, which are a way to strengthen her messages. The quality of her work have made it possible for them to be sold through licensed platforms as prints, canvas, and framed artwork. Her years of experience as an artist have made her come up with a signature style that makes her works different from those of other artists.