Giordano's colorful richly textured abstract paintings reflect the energy and emotion of this local artist. Often big and expressive one might consider his work to be a form of Contemporary Abstract Expressionism.
Artist Gary Giordano moved into 13 Race St. joining the growing number of fine art galleries that add another dimension of color to this historic river town.
Giordano's colorful richly textured abstract paintings reflect the energy and emotion of this local artist. Often big and expressive one might consider his work to be a form of Contemporary Abstract Expressionism.
Giordano is looking forward to presenting his work once again in the beautiful Hunterdon County area known for its river town artists as well as introducing the ideas of Brooklyn's avant garde community.
Born in Trenton and raised in Yardley, Pa., Giordano has had a lifelong passion for painting. Recently spending the past three years in the Bushwick Brooklyn Arts community.
"The subjects may be different as they are influenced by different ideas or relationships, but the use of the medium with my hard marks and heavy texture creates a common thread and vocabulary in which I am able to express the inner voice of the artist," explains Giordano.
Gallery hours are Thursday-Sunday, noon-5 p.m.