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Artist Exhibitions:
1967--St. Louis Community
College, St. Louis, MO; One
Man Show, B/W Photography.
1968--Art Center College of
Design, Los Angeles, CA; Group
Show, Color Photography.
1969--Los Angeles Art
Directors Guild, Los Angeles,
CA; Group Show, “First Place”
for Photo-Graphic Billboard.
1970-71--Frendz Newspaper, IT
Newspaper, ...
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Artist Reviews:
What patrons have said of his
work:
"Oh Isha, it's so...so...
Ishaistic! Ms. A. Krantz,
Berkeley California.
"Clearly your work is a form
of...Ishaism." Mr. D.
Gottlieb, Los Angeles,
California.
"Isha, your work is naive like
a fox!" Mrs. M. Grunstein,
Mexico City, Mexico.
Mr Isringhaus, who ...
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Collections:
Estate of Bernard Zakheim,
Sebastopol, CA. USA
Estate of Andy Warhol, New
York, New York, USA
Estate of Ernst Haas, New
York, New York, USA
Christo/ Jeanne-Claude, New
York, New York, USA
St. Louis Community College,
St. Louis, MO.
Art Center College of Design,
Los Angeles, Ca USA
Sonoma ...
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Commissions:
Cinnabar Arts Corp, Petaluma,
CA USA
Pure Gold Oranges, Los
Angeles, CA USA
E. J. Gallo Winery, Modesto,
CA USA...
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Artist Statement for Gerhardt Isringhaus
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Art Is... Ha!
Gerhardt Isringhaus aka ISHA as he is known and signs his work, has been creating prints, paintings and photographs for the last 44 years. There have been many influences in his artistic career including the painters Lorser Feitelson, William Morehouse, Robert McChesney, Bernard Zackheim, the sculptor Mary Fuller, and photographer Ernst Haas. From them he learned that VISION is a personal point of view that emanates from inside and outside the artist. "It's a constant recording of encounters with spirit and matter. I surrender to instinct and imagination when I create. Creation is one big surprise and I love the surprises. My work is a diary of those creative efforts and encounters."
"Any genuine philosophy leads to action and from action back again to wonder, to enduring fact of mystery."
Henry Miller (1891-1980)
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