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Selected Recent Exhibitions
Museums
Museum of American Folk Art, New York
American Museum, Bath, England
Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, Coral Gables, Florida
Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, New York
Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, New York
Nassau County Museum of Fine Arts, New York
Wilson Art Center, Rochester, New York
New England Center of Contemporary Art, Connecticut
Picker Art Gallery, Colgate University, New York
Publications
Rizzoli's American Folk Art of the Twentieth Century
New York Times
Columbia Magazine
New York Daily News
Print Magazine
Money Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Galleries
Hammer Galleries, New York
Portal Gallery, London
Aberbach Fine Art, New York
Alex Rosenberg Gallery, New York
Houshang Galleries, Santa Fe
Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, New York
Vered Gallery, East Hampton, New York
Atelier Lukacs, Montreal
Bede Gallery, Jarrow, England
Jay Johnson, New York
Janet Fletcher, Philadelphia
Palm Beach Galleries, Palm Beach
Nobe Gallery Ltd., New York
Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York
Rolly-Michaux, Boston
Peter Flanigan Gallery, New York
Carolyn Taylor Fine Arts, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Pratt Graphics Center, New York
ML Gallery of Fine Arts, New York
CSR Gallery, Albany
Webb-Parsons Gallery, Bedford Hills, New York
Bevier Gallery, Rochester, New York
Bethel Gallery, Connecticut
Mark Sabin is an artist working as an American Folk Artist. He is currently based in Miami, Florida. His work has been exhibited at galleries and museums in countries like The United States, Canada, France, China, Romania, Sweden, and Greece
from an interview WITH MARK
Q: How did you make the transition from a career in Law to a shift to becoming an artist?
A: I am in love with art. I have never regretted for a second becoming an artist. My first passion was Painting, that is where I found myself, my creativity, and my ability to express myself and create paintings, which I would treasure, and are an expression of the world less traveled. Being an artist, and looking at the world through my own creative lens truly fascinated me and my hope is that I was able to translate it into my collection of artwork.