HOCHSTEIN EXHIBITS PAINTINGS IN TEANECK, NJ

Internationally collected artist Daniel H. Hochstein of Cranford, NJ has announced an exhibit of his original paintings in a one-man show entitled: “Spiritual Chaos” at Lounge Zen, 254 Degraw Ave. in Teaneck, NJ.

[ClickPress, Sat Apr 15 2006] Internationally collected artist Daniel H. Hochstein of Cranford, NJ has announced an exhibit of his original paintings in a one-man show entitled: “Spiritual Chaos” at Lounge Zen, 254 Degraw Ave. in Teaneck, NJ.

The free exhibit will remain on display through May 6 and is open to the public during business hours: Tuesday through Sunday, 5:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. For additional information about this show, contact Lounge Zen at 201-692-8585. For additional information regarding Hochstein’s works, visit his web site at: www.hochsteinart.com.

About the artist and his work:
Daniel H. Hochstein is a self-taught artist who has created a portfolio of varied works in paint, drawing and photographic mediums since 1972. Hochstein was born and raised in the borough of Queens, New York City. He began creating pen & ink drawings in his early teens. The artist now works in acrylics, oils and other mediums.
Hochstein has traveled extensively in Western Europe and North America, and draws on his varied life experiences to inspire his artistic creations.
His works are in private collections in the United States, Germany, Russia and Australia.
The artist’s work has appeared in publications such as: the New York Times, Boston Globe and Art Business News. Hochstein’s body of work includes realistic and surrealistic pieces, created in oil, acrylic, charcoal, ink and graphite. He describes his inspiration as coming from stress, loneliness, a perceived “lack of time”, and the need to "express concepts that cannot be explained with words”. The artist’s path through life has led him from New York City, to Eastern Long Island, the San Francisco Bay area, Europe and New Jersey.
Hochstein currently works from his studio in Cranford, NJ.
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