American artist Serge Strosberg was born in Belgium.
He studied Graphic Design and Illustration in Paris at Academie Julian (attended by Fernand Leger and Bonnard). During the Olympic games in China in 2010, Strosberg was commissioned by The Shanghai Himalayas Art Museum to paint a series of portraits of chinese countrymen to be exhibited near Shanghai. He was also the recipient of the Jan Cockx award given by The Director of Mukha (the Museum of Contemporary Art of Antwerp) In 2008, Strosberg exhibited with Alex Katz, Lucian Freud and Philip Pearlstein in group shows at The Felix Nussbaum Museum (Germany) and at The Musee de Pontoise (Paris).
Both Museums acquired some of his works. In 2008, Strosberg relocated to New York city and more recently in Palm beach.
His portraits can be found in 170 public and private collections around the globe. He is the resident portraitist of Palm beach island with numerous commissions of children and family portraits on the island and official portraits for institutions such as The Southern District Court of Florida. Strosberg had more than 60 personal and group exhibitions in the US and abroad including The French Senate (France), The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, the Lighthouse Center for the Arts (Fl), The National Arts club (NY), Espace Rothschild (Paris), DFN Gallery (NY), Elaine Baker Gallery (Fl), Armand Bolling Fine Art (FL), Lichtundfire Gallery (NYC), The Lionheart gallery (Pound Ridge, NY), Alexandre Gertsman (New York), Art Amalg ... view more »
American artist Serge Strosberg was born in Belgium.
He studied Graphic Design and Illustration in Paris at Academie Julian (attended by Fernand Leger and Bonnard). During the Olympic games in China in 2010, Strosberg was commissioned by The Shanghai Himalayas Art Museum to paint a series of portraits of chinese countrymen to be exhibited near Shanghai. He was also the recipient of the Jan Cockx award given by The Director of Mukha (the Museum of Contemporary Art of Antwerp) In 2008, Strosberg exhibited with Alex Katz, Lucian Freud and Philip Pearlstein in group shows at The Felix Nussbaum Museum (Germany) and at The Musee de Pontoise (Paris).
Both Museums acquired some of his works. In 2008, Strosberg relocated to New York city and more recently in Palm beach.
His portraits can be found in 170 public and private collections around the globe. He is the resident portraitist of Palm beach island with numerous commissions of children and family portraits on the island and official portraits for institutions such as The Southern District Court of Florida. Strosberg had more than 60 personal and group exhibitions in the US and abroad including The French Senate (France), The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, the Lighthouse Center for the Arts (Fl), The National Arts club (NY), Espace Rothschild (Paris), DFN Gallery (NY), Elaine Baker Gallery (Fl), Armand Bolling Fine Art (FL), Lichtundfire Gallery (NYC), The Lionheart gallery (Pound Ridge, NY), Alexandre Gertsman (New York), Art Amalgamated (NY), the White room gallery (Bridgehampton, NY). Serge Strosberg’s work has also been exhibited in more than 15 art fairs (Scope, LA art show, Palm beach art, antique and design art fair, Art Palm beach, etc…) and published on numerous blogs, printed magazines and newspapers including the Palm beach daily news, Barrons magazine, the NYtimes, NYpost, Creative boom, etc…
In 2016, he started collaborating with jewelry and assemblage artist David Mandel which became known as StrosbergMandel.
Currently, Strosberg is producing portrait commissions for Palm beach families and corporate as well as continuing the collaborative StrosbergMandel.
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