Jeff Sheridan (born 1948) is an American magician who started his career by specializing in street magic.
[2] Sheridan is best known for his card manipulations, and for his silent avant-garde style of performance which he self-created in NY's Central Park.
[3] He is a pioneer at making a living at magic purely by working the street, and was well known as the Central Park magician performing at the Walter Scott statue in NYC in the late 1960s and throughout the 1970s.
[citation needed] Jeff Sheridan also authored in 1982 'Nothings Impossible, Stunts to Entertain and Amaze' published by Lothrop Lee and Shepard.
[6] In recent years, he has increasingly devoted his energies to combining magic and surrealist art, incorporating his own artwork into his performances as a magician.