Marlene Siff is an artist who’s known for her signature works that cover diverse topics and are presented in colorful combinations of light and darks. She boasts of years of experience and has remained an active artist whose passion dates several years back. To strengthen her artistic prowess, she creates quality works displayed in galleries and collections across the U.S. and beyond. Some of the places where they’ve been displayed include Katonah Museum of Art in New York, B’nai B’rith Klutznick National Jewish Museum, and Washington D.C. Her art is also collected at Nevin Welcome Center based in Cornell University. To reach her level, Marlene received formal education in art. After finishing her secondary education at the High School of Music and Art, she continued to Hunter College. She has also had a long standing experience as an artist after her college, seeing her artistic prowess grow. As a result, they’ve been displayed widely and are collected by both private and corporate collectors. Her artistic work appeared in a 2009 Martin West documentary called Years in the Making and were also featured on Creative Women Today on CT Cablevision in the year 2010.
Marlene was recognized and inducted into the Honorary Art Fraternity, Kappa Pi. Her art continue to sell and she also carries on with her art making job. Marlene normally opts for several unique colors to create art, often combining with written text. Several of her artwork pieces are sold as canvas, framed prints, and a host of other finishing options. She has developed a widely acclaimed artistic style, coming up with a design that’s unique to her work.