Fenske Unveils the Secret World of Invisible Art

Portland, OR, March 29, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Noted artist Gary Fenske unveils, for the first time in history, a lost era of art in his new book “The Secret World of Invisible Art.” The art movement, he calls luminous art, started over a century ago. Yet, we are only now becoming aware of its impact on the art world. Developed early in the 1900’s, along with impressionism and cubism, With his book, Fenske documents this art culture and some of its artists.

He first saw fluorescing art in New York City in 1958. “Life often sets you on an unknown path that controls your destiny. That is the beauty of it. Every turn opens up fresh opportunities that lead to new adventures,” says Fenske. First revealing how fluorescing pigments were discovered, he then discloses the illustrious past of invisible fine art. Share his passionate efforts and personal struggles as he tries to preserve the art movement from obscurity.

Showing us why he calls it "invisible art," this full-color book is packed with paintings from Fenske’s private invisible art collection. You will see, through his eyes, the fascinating history and nuances of an almost forgotten art form.

Honing his talents for over 50 years, Fenske became noted as the master of luminism. Exhibitions of his work have toured throughout Japan, Monaco, Dubai, China and the United States.

To place orders for books, arrange book signings or interviews, contact your local book store, art gallery or order it directly from Gary Fenske at his website: http://www.fenskeart.com/