Sarasota Herald Tribune: 5 Artists
January 25, 2020 - Sarasota Herald Tribune
Sarasota Herald Tribune: 5 Artists
Mike Solomon | Established in His Own Legacy
Mike Solomon is the real deal. He grew up in Sarasota in the 1960s and, as the son of noted abstract expressionist Syd Solomon, he was also raised in the larger art world of the time. When he was 15 years old he decided to seriously pursue art for himself. After college he worked as a studio assistant to John Chamberlain, the famed sculptor who resided in Sarasota for two decades. Solomon then moved to New York and returned to Sarasota in 2003. His artwork has won prestigious awards and has been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums across the U.S.
Sarasota Herald Tribune: 5 Artists
Mike Solomon is the real deal. He grew up in Sarasota in the 1960s and, as the son of noted abstract expressionist Syd Solomon, he was also raised in the larger art world of the time. When he was 15 years old he decided to seriously pursue art for himself. After college he worked as a studio assistant to John Chamberlain, the famed sculptor who resided in Sarasota for two decades. Solomon then moved to New York and returned to Sarasota in 2003. His artwork has won prestigious awards and has been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums across the U.S.
Sarasota Herald Tribune: 5 Artists
Mike Solomon | Established in His Own Legacy
Mike Solomon is the real deal. He grew up in Sarasota in the 1960s and, as the son of noted abstract expressionist Syd Solomon, he was also raised in the larger art world of the time. When he was 15 years old he decided to seriously pursue art for himself. After college he worked as a studio assistant to John Chamberlain, the famed sculptor who resided in Sarasota for two decades. Solomon then moved to New York and returned to Sarasota in 2003. His artwork has won prestigious awards and has been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums across the U.S.
Mike Solomon is the real deal. He grew up in Sarasota in the 1960s and, as the son of noted abstract expressionist Syd Solomon, he was also raised in the larger art world of the time. When he was 15 years old he decided to seriously pursue art for himself. After college he worked as a studio assistant to John Chamberlain, the famed sculptor who resided in Sarasota for two decades. Solomon then moved to New York and returned to Sarasota in 2003. His artwork has won prestigious awards and has been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums across the U.S.
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