About The Artist

Andy Zaller
andyzoo@cox.net

Andy Zaller was born, raised and educated in New York City. During his childhood, he was constantly exposed to the myriad of cultural experiences in the arts that this great city offered.  By the time he reached adulthood, his main interest was in the visual arts.  He found inspiration not only in the works of artists, but in his environment.  Travels to other parts of the country and abroad intensified his quest to discover and develop his own artistic vision.

His educational background includes a BA (Queens College, New York City), a Masters in Art (Hunter College, New York City), graduation from The School of Visual Arts (New York City), and an Ed.D (The University of Tulsa). 

He dedicated his professional career in art education as a teacher, developer of visual arts programs in high schools and at the university level, and as an evaluator and presenter for the College Board Studio Art Program. At the same time, he continued to produce and exhibit art. 

Over the years, he had numerous opportunities to participate in group and solo exhibitions.  His one-man shows were held in The Performing Arts Center in Tulsa, at Oklahoma State University (Tulsa campus) and in The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga.  Group shows included the annual Tulsa Mayfest Invitational, a special art educators’ exhibit in the Philbrook Museum in Tulsa and in various galleries. His recently published book, Dancers, is a photographic and artistic exploration into the world of dance.