tony iadicicco

 New client - The Rosenblum Companies, it was a great pleasure working with them. I recently installed 6 pieces for their new office. Check out more, and see what they are about HERE.

Great to have a chance to talk with past educators about the importance of art in the region.

History buffs and the public alike are thrilled that the 2013 Sculpture in the Streets artists will be commissioned to restore old retail signs, also referred to as ghost signs, on the sides of Downtown Albany's historic buildings.

Painting took place between mid-April to mid-June. For more info. visit HERE.  I was happy to be part of the planning committee, and work with a few of the artists.

Check out the Gazette.

For the retirement of Mayor Jennings, I was asked to do a piece for City Hall. It was great to have over 500 people sign and leave a messages for the Mayor. This piece was at Alive @ 5, and City Hall.

Happy to be selected as the FAM.

For more info. check out TRUSIC.

"Best Buddies New York is hosting the sixth annual An Evening Under the Stars at Taste (in downtown Albany) on Friday, September 20. The event will be attended by approximately 200 of the Capital Region's community members to support our mission of social inclusion for people with disabilities.

This year's event will boast several attractions sure to make the night a memorable one. For those with a TASTE for premium wine, a live and silent auction will take place with wines from various Best Buddies supporters' donations. Food stations will feature wine pairings from several wineries. On display at TASTE will be the Stars Within Us art gallery with paintings by Best Buddies participants and Tony Iadicicco. Tony, alongside Best Buddies participants will create a piece the night of the event. Honors will be given to the 2013 Rising Stars."

Starting kids off young with art. Over 60 kids took part in making this mural. 

Very happy to announce I was selected 2013 Best Artist by the Capital Region Living Magazine. Thank you kindly for those who voted. 

Artist

Tony Iadiciccio

"A vibrant artistic community is imperative to the cultural health of any metropolitan area. Thus the Capital Region is fortunate to have a major contributor to that end in artist Tony Iadicicco. When taking in his abstract paintings, one cannot help but be mesmerized by his magnificent use of color, be it subtle or vibrant, warm or cool. Although one knows it is a two-dimensional display of paint upon canvas, his works seem to shimmer…or glow…or melt…or flow… right before one’s eyes. “I paint,” he says, “to create beauty, working with colors to display movement, emotion, and balance.” In addition to creating art, Tony serves as Executive Director of Albany Center Gallery and as an active board member of Albany Barn. He also enjoys spending his time volunteering in our local community, ensuring that many have access to art and promoting creative development throughout the region." 

(Photo credit Mike Brown)

Commisson piece for Schenectady Bombers.

(Photo credit Mike Brown)