Andrew Smaldone was born in 1978. He completed an MA
from Central Saint Martins College of Art London in
2005, and a BA with Honors from The George Washington
University Washington D.C. in 2001, where he was
awarded the four-year Presidential Arts Scholarship.
In 2005, Mr. Smaldone co-founded ArtSEEN Journal and was the magazine’s Senior Editor until 2008, whereupon he began writing for various international contemporary art publications such as: London based Art Review and New York centered INPUT Journal.
He has shown his art widely in the US, Europe, and the UK. In his paintings and drawings architectural elements (interiors of rooms or depictions of buildings in space) are used as a framework in which to explore the passing of time, while tonal variation strongly evokes processes of remembering. The importance of living with and creating space, the physical and the creative, the abstract and the representational, is fundamental as it allows the artist the freedom to work in the space in between, where a single-minded approach to the creative process becomes superceded by the need to consider existence from a variety of perspectives.
Mr. Smaldone is a team member of the art platform number_5 (an architecture and art company based in Zurich) and has taught Painting, Drawing, and Contemporary Art History at Santa Reparata International School of Art since 2007.
Courses taught at SRISA:
In 2005, Mr. Smaldone co-founded ArtSEEN Journal and was the magazine’s Senior Editor until 2008, whereupon he began writing for various international contemporary art publications such as: London based Art Review and New York centered INPUT Journal.
He has shown his art widely in the US, Europe, and the UK. In his paintings and drawings architectural elements (interiors of rooms or depictions of buildings in space) are used as a framework in which to explore the passing of time, while tonal variation strongly evokes processes of remembering. The importance of living with and creating space, the physical and the creative, the abstract and the representational, is fundamental as it allows the artist the freedom to work in the space in between, where a single-minded approach to the creative process becomes superceded by the need to consider existence from a variety of perspectives.
Mr. Smaldone is a team member of the art platform number_5 (an architecture and art company based in Zurich) and has taught Painting, Drawing, and Contemporary Art History at Santa Reparata International School of Art since 2007.
Courses taught at SRISA:
ANDREW SMALDONE
Santa Reparata International School of Art, SRISA - Via
San Gallo, 53r Florence Italy, info@santareparata.org
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