Nélida Otero Flatow
Nélida Flatow was born in Havana, Cuba and came to this country as a very young child. Her undergraduate degree came from Queens College CUNY, where she studied with artists such as Mary Frank, Louis Finklestein and Rosemary Beck. Afterwards she moved on to the Art Students’ League, working with and assisting printmaker Roberto Delamonica, Ponce de Leon and painters Vaclav Vytlacyl and Leo Manso. At the League she also attended anatomy drawing classes taught by Robert Beverly Hale. She won a scholarship judged by Richard Estes and also a CINTAS Fellowship. While at the League she participated in an artists’ postcard exhibition at PS 1, which traveled to the Venice Biennale. She earned a Master in Liberal Studies from Wake Forest University in Winston Salem, NC.
Artworks Exhibits: November 2010, November 2009, November 2008, October 2007
They Say Only Dead Fish Go With the Flow |
Roman Door |
Campello Laundry |
Citrus |
Purple Cabbages |
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