Henry Mandell - Exhibition / Installation / Fabrication

Superunknown exhibition view at Anita Rogers Gallery, New York, NY

Henry Mandell with Satoshi's Garden 005

Kate Rothko Prizel, Henry Mandell, Christopher Rothko at the Superunknown opening reception

Superunknown exhibition view at Anita Rogers Gallery, New York, NY

Tamahagane ultrachrome inkjet on canvas 44 x 123 in. 2012 The Museum of Fine Arts Boston collection. This painting is composed from altered outlines of text from source material on transformation through fire. It is the history story of how ancient artisans in Japan created sacred steel from iron sand and charcoal to create the swords for the Samurai.

Astrolabe ultraviolet polymer on canvas 69 x 170 in. 2015 The painting is composed from altered outlines of text. the source material lists all the names of the stars visible in the night sky with the the unaided eye.

Weightless solo exhibition view at Judith Charles gallery, New York, NY

Astrolabe ultraviolet polymer on canvas private collection SanDiego, CA

Noetic 213 Private collection Boston, MA

Noetic 213 uv polymer on aluminum fabrication

Harbinger Sea (Montes Harbinger) Private Collection Boston, MA

Study For Ten Dimensions 7 B installation detail view

Tatara Fire ultraviolet polymer on canvas 123 x 312 in. 2014 The Columbia Museum of Art collection. This mural was commissioned by the members of The Contemporaries, members of the museum bringing new artworks into the museum's collection. The source material for the mural is on the transformation though fire theme with text on the history of the burning of Columbia South Carolina at the end of the Civil War as well as the history of the ancient Tatara kiln used for creating steel from sand and ash.