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Dave Ginsberg

ABOUT THIS ARTIST

Dave Ginsberg, Artist

Dave Ginsberg is an analytical left-brained artist and a creative right-brained engineer. His artwork combines his passions for spaceflight, astronomy, science, teaching, and the visual arts.

His artwork has been displayed at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., Spacefest in Tucson, Arizona, The Art of Planetary Science exhibitions at the University of Arizona, and the ASF Space Rendezvous in Houston, Texas. Dave’s 16-foot tall solar system mural was on permanent display at Seattle’s Museum of Flight from 2007 to 2017.

Three of Dave’s creations have made trips into Earth orbit and back, having flown on space shuttle Atlantis, the Russian Soyuz and Progress spacecraft, a SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft, and the International Space Station.

Dave is a member of the International Association of Astronomical Artists.

Dave’s space art portfolio can be found at pixel-planet-pictures.com. Follow Dave on Twitter and Instagram @pixelplanetpics.

Contact

WA
Tel: 000-000-0000
contact@pixel-planet-pictures.com
https://pixel-planet-pictures.com

Disciplines

Fine Art,Graphic Design,Illustration

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