Urbana, IL 61801
217-367-8931
rfweinberg@insightbb.com
www.caconline.org/cacartists/weinbergr
Artist Bio
Rosalind Faiman Weinberg is a painter and printmaker with a background in the physical sciences. Born in England she has lived and worked in Sweden, France and Israel before settling in the United States. Working in watercolor, pastel, oil, acrylic and colored pencil, her subject matter reflects both her scientific background and her artistic interests.
The artist is an Illinois Artisan and shows her work at Illinois Artisans Gallery in Rend Lake, Illinois, at Gallery 33 in Springfield, and at the slide registry at the Chicago Artists Coalition in Chicago.
A member of The Craft League of Champaign Urbana and a member of the Chicago Artists' Coalition, for at least 10 years, samples of her work can be accessed through the following websites:
www.craftleagueofcu.org
www.caconline.org/cacartists/WeinbergR
www.art-exchange.com.
Commissions
"Jerusalem's Eternal Light": design in veneered and inlayed wood for Ark Doors for Sinai Temple, Champaign Illinois, in collaboration with John Johnson of Ohio, 2002-2003.
Installation of Sinai Temple's Ark doors was May 19, 2003.
A Combined Family Tree " Portrait " for the Faiman – Spanier wedding nuptials, New Jersey, September, 2000.
Design Jacket for the Champaign – Urbana Jewish Federation's Campaign 2001, dinner invitation.
Wedding portrait commissioned by Mrs. Lang, Champaign, Illinois, of Mindy and Chris Harlow in Chicago, Illinois, (1993).
Private Home of Mr. and Mrs. Barickman, Champaign Illinois, pen and ink drawing(1993).
Hillel Foundation design for coverings to Ark and lectern (joint project with a calligrapher and fabric specialist), (1992).
Etching and watercolor parental portraits in honor of their 80th birthdays and 60th wedding anniversary,(1991).
Her work is hung privately in London UK (1966-present), Bradford, UK (1972), Tel-Aviv Jerusalem (1985-present), Camogli, Italy (1966), Australia (1989),Washington DC (1967), New York and the mid-west (1980-present) and in the Hillel Foundation sanctuary and at Sinai Temple in Champaign Illinois (1992).
For information regarding purchase of original works, prints or commissions contact the artist at her studio at the above address.