Dale Klein

Dale Klein is a painter and printmaker living and working in Rochester NY. After 25 years as a Clinical Social Worker, Dale earned a BS in Studio Art from Nazareth College. She then went to Rutgers University and earned an MFA in Visual Art. Dale works in traditional printmaking techniques such as intaglio, lithography, and block printing as well as more contemporary mediums such as mixed media and monoprinting. She also paints in oils and acrylics.

Dale’s work can be found in numerous private and public collections such as the Hunterdon Art Museum, The Jewish Home, and SUNY Brockport. She has had solo shows at Washington Printmakers and the Geisel Gallery and has participated in many group shows. Dale teaches painting at the Creative Workshop at the Memorial Art Gallery. She is a member of the Arena Art Group, the Mill Art Center, the Rochester Print Club, the Boston Printmakers, and the Los Angeles Printmaking Society.

“I am attracted to the post- industrial landscape and the renewal or rebirth that is the result of nature taking over what man has made. Decay has a loneliness and beauty about it that I want to capture. Currently, I am experimenting with color, shape and pattern that I find in these landscapes.”