Daniel Monrose

All of the artists represented by PVA are self-taught. Many have refined their craft independently over the years, in institutions, day programs, or group residences. Others were encouraged to develop their artistic talents by family members or friends. While attending Pure Vision Arts, some artists work on commissioned pieces while others are busy creating a body of work for sale or exhibition.

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Daniel Monrose's recent work has included commissioned portraits of animals and people as well as a series of still lifes, landscapes, and animals drawn from his imagination. He usually works in pastels or colored pencil from photographs of his subjects. In 2003, Daniel made his debut at the 11th-annual Outsider Art Fair. Sixteen of his drawings were featured in an exhibition of talented artists with developmental disabilities entitled Diverse Faces, Diverse Cultures at Pace University Art Gallery. The exhibition, mounted in 2002, was curated and organized by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Daniel currently lives with his father in Queens and attends The Shield Institute's Supplemental Day Habilitation Program in Flushing, New York. He also attends the Pure Vision Arts studio in Manhattan.
Selected Exhibition History