“Communique” by Vincent Giarrano – Image: GalleryHenoch.com
I first saw this painting on the January 2012 cover of Southwest Art. That great blue in the building… the woman very busy with her phone… the newspaper showing more of a days-gone-by era. This looks like a scene out of a normal day, which makes it that much more interesting. I think Vincent is an amazing artist. His subjects are so interesting, I urge you to check out his website, and the list of galleries that represent him.
Here’s a blip about Vincent from Gardner Colby Gallery:
Connecticut artist Vincent Giarrano is a representational painter. His work is focused on creating a realistic image, but also important to Vincent is the concept of realism in his paintings. “What I love is painting subjects that relate to real life experiences….I want my paintings to resonate as sincere and true moments of life.”
Quality of light is another major aspect in Vincent’s paintings. The cool even light of Vincent’s recent series about life in New York City, creates a believable impression and triggers a feeling of reality for the viewer. The New York City series deals with the dynamic between people and their environment, as well as the interplay of classic and contemporary elements in the setting.
Vincent earned a BFA from The State University of NY, and a MasterofFineArtfromSyracuseUniversity. Hisworkhasbeen show in galleries across the county, including the prestigious Salon International at Geenhouse Gallery, San Antonio, TX, where Vincent’s work was accepted three years in a row, and the Greenwich Arts Council, Greenwich, CT, “Faces of Winter 2008” exhibition judged by Daniel Greene.
Giarrano’s work has been featured as the cover story of The Artist’s Magazine (Oct 2011) and Southwest Art magazine (Jan 2012).
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