American contemporary artist Steven Palmer, a Clark County resident, has been selected for the Pastel Society of America’s 54th annual exhibition “Enduring Brilliance!” running through Sept. 24 at New York’s National Arts Club.
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Steven Palmer, an American contemporary artist who lives in Clark County, has been selected for inclusion in the Pastel Society of America’s 54th annual exhibition, “Enduring Brilliance!” The show is open online now and will run through Sept. 24.
“Enduring Brilliance!” will be presented at the historic National Arts Club on Gramercy Park in Manhattan, providing an exhibition venue alongside the online opening referenced in the announcement.
Palmer spent 40 years at the forefront of global technology and analytics before this artistic recognition, according to the information provided with the selection. The profile links his professional background to his current work as a contemporary artist.
For Vancouver-area residents and Canadian viewers interested in art exhibitions beyond the region, the exhibition offers a direct way to follow the show online while it remains active through the Sept. 24 end date. The listing also situates the physical venue in Manhattan, where the exhibition is staged.
The Pastel Society of America’s annual exhibition is framed as a featured event with this year’s theme and title, and Palmer’s selection places him among the artists chosen for this specific 54th edition. The announcement emphasizes both the event’s online availability and the fixed through-date, giving audiences a clear window to view the work.
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