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A blue and white linear abstract print in a white frame with a mat on a white wall.
A tonal grey print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A tonal grey abstract print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A tonal grey abstract print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A tonal grey abstract print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A dark blue and teal with accents of light yellow abstract print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A dark brown, blue, white and teal abstract landscape print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A gold, red and pink abstract print in a gold frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A red, orange, black and pink abstract print in a black frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A yellow, orange and white abstract print in a black frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A blue and black abstract print in a black frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A grey, black, white and light yellow abstract print in a black frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A blue, red, black and green abstract print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.
A blue, green and black abstract print in a silver frame with a mat hangs on a white wall.

About Tony Iadicicco

Tony Iadicicco

Born in Watertown, New York, Tony Iadicicco grew up in a military family, spending his childhood in Germany and Schenectady, NY. He studied Graphic Design for a time at Sage College in Albany, before moving to Florida and later, New York City. It was during this time that he began developing his distinct abstract style of painting, which features soft, blended colors, often centered around a notable horizon line.

After ultimately returning to Upstate New York, Tony began working with community organizations and hosting his own studio shows. Now, his artwork has been showcased at various art galleries in the Capital District of New York, including the Clement Art Gallery and the Albany Institute of History & Art, where he was recognized as one of "Tomorrow's Masters of Today." He has also been named one of the region's, "40 Under 40" for his work in the arts, and spearheaded the Capital Walls program, for which he curates public art murals throughout the area. His work has also been exhibited in New York City and in London, and is part of private collections worldwide.