Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

Born in 1980, in Wilmington Delaware, Monique Rollins received a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree from Syracuse University in New York in 2002. During her undergraduate study Rollins studied painting in Pont-aven, France with the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, book-making & art history in Florence, Italy in 2001 with Syracuse University, painting & collage in Barcelona, Spain, also with Syracuse University. In 2002 Rollins enrolled in Pratt Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting, a Master of Science in Theory, Criticism and History of Art degree, specializing in Venetian Renaissance, and a Museum Studies Certification. During her painting and historical research in Italy, she taught painting and drawing skills to Italian high school students in Lucca, studied language in Florence, and studied restoration & art history in Venice, where she lectured on Jacopo Tintoretto and his series of philosopher paintings in the Marciana Library. Rollins was granted internships at both the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Farnsworth Museum in Camden, Maine.

Upon completion of her dual Master degrees, Rollins accepted a position as Assistant to the Director of Pratt Institute’s Pratt in Venice and Pratt in Lucca programs. Rollins lives and paints between New York City and Florence, Italy. Monique's paintings have been exhibited at Metroquadro Gallery in Rivoli, Italy, Emerge Art Fair in Washington DC, Art Basel Miami, and Andre Zarre Gallery in New York City. In 2015 Rollins was invited to paint in the IU artist residence in Beijing, China.

In this upcoming year, Rollins' artwork will be exhibited at the Beijing American Center in Beijing, Art Miami Context 2015 in Art Basel Miami, Arte Fiera Bologna 2016, and the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kiev, Ukraine. Rollins' works can also be viewed at five permanent large scale installations sites through out the city of Wilmington, Delaware.

Monique's portfolio consists of oil paintings, acrylic paintings, charcoal drawings and collages incorporating a number of mediums including pencil, watercolor, and pen and ink. Each piece is a deeply felt visual document of her journeys and experiences.

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

The Artists

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

the Artists

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

The Bounty Killart originated out of a passion blossomed at school. It was 2002 when Gualtiero Jacopo Marchioretto, Rocco D'Emilio, Dionigi Biolatti e Marco Orazi, 4 students at Accademia Albertina di Torino, decided to unite in a quartet of excellence: The Bounty Killart.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

David Row (Portland, 1949), lives and works in New York.
He received his BA and MFA from the Yale School of Art, where he studied under Al Held. Moving to New York during the mid-1970s, Row was part of that generation of abstract painters that included Peter Halley, Ross Bleckner and Mary Heilmann.

He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Grant in Painting (1987) and the Isaac N. Maynard Prize for Painting from the National Academy Museum, New York, in 2008.

He exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in prominent American and international galleries.
He has been teaching in several Institutions like The Cooper Union, Rhode Island School of Design, Pratt Institute, Princeton University, Fordham University, and he is now a teacher at The School of Visual Arts in New York.

His works are in the permanent collections of, among others, the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.
The Portland Museum of Art Maine has recently acquired one of his large paintings, which is exhibited at the entrance of the museum. In 2020 the Rockland Center for Maine Contemporary Art new building designed by Toshiko Mori will open the first stage of a traveling exhibition, hosting David Row’s works in the main exhibition space.

Daniele Galliano was born in Pinerolo in 1961. Self-taught, he began to exhibit in Turin, where he lives and works, in the early 1990’s, quickly earning a position of prominence in the new Italian painting scene.
His “photographic realism” allowed him to take part in important personal and collective shows all over the world.
In 2006 he took part to the Ninth Biennale of Havana at the invitation of Antonio Zaya, in 2009 at the 53rd Biennal of Venice and in 2016 at the third edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale in Kerala.
He showed his work in solo exhibitions in 1996 and 1997 at the Galleria Annina Nosei (New York), in 1992 and 1994 at the Galleria In Arco (Turin), and in 1996 at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna (Rome), among others.
He took part to many collective shows held at the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Bologna, at the XII Quadrennial in Rome, at the Galleria Civica of Trento, at the Rupertinum Museum of Salzburg, at the Magasin of Grenoble and the Palazzo delle Papesse in Siena.
His works are included in some of the major public and private collections, such as the Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna and Contemporanea in Turin, the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, the MART of Trento and Rovereto and the Unicredit Private Banking Collection of Milan.
Over the past years, he also collaborated with many musicians, directors, and writers.
In 2015 a monograph on this work was published by Skyra.

the Artist

Daniele Galliano was born in Pinerolo in 1961. Self-taught, he began to exhibit in Turin, where he lives and works, in the early 1990’s, quickly earning a position of prominence in the new Italian painting scene.
His “photographic realism” allowed him to take part in important personal and collective shows all over the world.
In 2006 he took part to the Ninth Biennale of Havana at the invitation of Antonio Zaya, in 2009 at the 53rd Biennal of Venice and in 2016 at the third edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale in Kerala.
He showed his work in solo exhibitions in 1996 and 1997 at the Galleria Annina Nosei (New York), in 1992 and 1994 at the Galleria In Arco (Turin), and in 1996 at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna (Rome), among others.
He took part to many collective shows held at the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Bologna, at the XII Quadrennial in Rome, at the Galleria Civica of Trento, at the Rupertinum Museum of Salzburg, at the Magasin of Grenoble and the Palazzo delle Papesse in Siena.
His works are included in some of the major public and private collections, such as the Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna and Contemporanea in Turin, the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, the MART of Trento and Rovereto and the Unicredit Private Banking Collection of Milan.
Over the past years, he also collaborated with many musicians, directors, and writers.
In 2015 a monograph on this work was published by Skyra.

Daniele Galliano was born in Pinerolo in 1961. Self-taught, he began to exhibit in Turin, where he lives and works, in the early 1990’s, quickly earning a position of prominence in the new Italian painting scene.
His “photographic realism” allowed him to take part in important personal and collective shows all over the world.
In 2006 he took part to the Ninth Biennale of Havana at the invitation of Antonio Zaya, in 2009 at the 53rd Biennal of Venice and in 2016 at the third edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale in Kerala.
He showed his work in solo exhibitions in 1996 and 1997 at the Galleria Annina Nosei (New York), in 1992 and 1994 at the Galleria In Arco (Turin), and in 1996 at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna (Rome), among others.
He took part to many collective shows held at the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Bologna, at the XII Quadrennial in Rome, at the Galleria Civica of Trento, at the Rupertinum Museum of Salzburg, at the Magasin of Grenoble and the Palazzo delle Papesse in Siena.
His works are included in some of the major public and private collections, such as the Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna and Contemporanea in Turin, the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, the MART of Trento and Rovereto and the Unicredit Private Banking Collection of Milan.
Over the past years, he also collaborated with many musicians, directors, and writers.
In 2015 a monograph on this work was published by Skyra.

Daniele Galliano was born in Pinerolo in 1961. Self-taught, he began to exhibit in Turin, where he lives and works, in the early 1990’s, quickly earning a position of prominence in the new Italian painting scene.
His “photographic realism” allowed him to take part in important personal and collective shows all over the world.
In 2006 he took part to the Ninth Biennale of Havana at the invitation of Antonio Zaya, in 2009 at the 53rd Biennal of Venice and in 2016 at the third edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale in Kerala.
He showed his work in solo exhibitions in 1996 and 1997 at the Galleria Annina Nosei (New York), in 1992 and 1994 at the Galleria In Arco (Turin), and in 1996 at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna (Rome), among others.
He took part to many collective shows held at the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Bologna, at the XII Quadrennial in Rome, at the Galleria Civica of Trento, at the Rupertinum Museum of Salzburg, at the Magasin of Grenoble and the Palazzo delle Papesse in Siena.
His works are included in some of the major public and private collections, such as the Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna and Contemporanea in Turin, the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, the MART of Trento and Rovereto and the Unicredit Private Banking Collection of Milan.
Over the past years, he also collaborated with many musicians, directors, and writers.
In 2015 a monograph on this work was published by Skyra.

Daniele Galliano was born in Pinerolo in 1961. Self-taught, he began to exhibit in Turin, where he lives and works, in the early 1990’s, quickly earning a position of prominence in the new Italian painting scene.
His “photographic realism” allowed him to take part in important personal and collective shows all over the world.
In 2006 he took part to the Ninth Biennale of Havana at the invitation of Antonio Zaya, in 2009 at the 53rd Biennal of Venice and in 2016 at the third edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale in Kerala.
He showed his work in solo exhibitions in 1996 and 1997 at the Galleria Annina Nosei (New York), in 1992 and 1994 at the Galleria In Arco (Turin), and in 1996 at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna (Rome), among others.
He took part to many collective shows held at the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Bologna, at the XII Quadrennial in Rome, at the Galleria Civica of Trento, at the Rupertinum Museum of Salzburg, at the Magasin of Grenoble and the Palazzo delle Papesse in Siena.
His works are included in some of the major public and private collections, such as the Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna and Contemporanea in Turin, the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, the MART of Trento and Rovereto and the Unicredit Private Banking Collection of Milan.
Over the past years, he also collaborated with many musicians, directors, and writers.
In 2015 a monograph on this work was published by Skyra.