Bruce Dorfman

"The full scope of Dorfman’s recent work underscores his dual focus in creating a strong art experience through structure and through intriguingly sensuous luminosity. What seems additionally stimulating and relevant to current art directions is the artist’s interest in gritty reality, iconoclastic treatments of space, and in the expressionistic possibilities of interactive reflections. The works seem to suggest a kind of open-ended energy and dialogue that feels right for today’s sensibilities." --Excerpted from exhibition catalogue essay, "Propellor" by Phyllis Braff New York, December 2007   PHYLLIS BRAFF has been an art critic for The New York Times and has written essays and reviews for international art publications. Other publications include Bibliography of Twentieth Century Art and Architecture, Bibliography of American Art and Architecture, and essays for a number of monographs and exhibition catalogues. A former museum administrator and art curator, she has also taught art history and criticism. She is currently president of the International Association of Art Critics - USA section.