Amy Talluto
Thicket 2007 - 56"x70"
Sunset 2011 - 18"x34"
Wraiths 2006 - 44"x60"
Blue Pool 2009 - 40"x52"
Sweet William 2008 - 60"x74"
Heart 2007 - 50"x64"
Florentine
Nest 2011
Photos: www.amytalluto.com
Looks like the beginning of a very healthy career!
Born 1973, New Orleans, LA
Lives and works in Queens, NY & Upstate NY
Education:
School of Visual Arts, New York, NY, Master of Fine Arts, Graduated May 2001
Washington University, St. Louis, MO, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graduated 1995
The Black & White Gallery in Brooklyn, is featuring a solo exhibition of Amy Talluto's work from April 8 to May 15, 2011.
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