This Month in the Gallery

Nichols’s Carlino will be exhibiting with Maura Gianakos. The exhibit is titled “A duo Exhibit, A little bit of everything.” The medium used is oils and the works depict landscapes, still lifes and a few paintings in the style of famous painters such as Crane, Wyeth and Hopper. Nicholas’s exhibit will include his “ tribute series” to a few master painters. Maura’s will Include her splendid still life large paintings. The exhibit includes “A little bit of everything .”

Maura is a dedicated and passionate artist with a distinctive flair for working in oils and watercolors, although she holds a special preference for oils. A graduate of Paier College of Art, Maura’s journey into the world of painting began over 20 years ago as a hobby. Over the years, this hobby has blossomed into a profound element of her life.

Maura’s artistic focus lies primarily in still lifes and florals, where she captures the delicate beauty and intricate details of her subjects with a keen and sensitive eye. Each piece she creates is a testament to her love for the natural world and her ability to convey its essence through her chosen mediums. In addition to her work as an artist, Maura also has a successful career in graphic design, where she has been recognized with numerous awards. This dual expertise allows her to bring a unique blend of precision, creativity, and aesthetic sensibility to both her graphic design projects and her canvas.

Art has always been more than just a profession for Maura; it is a true passion that fuels her soul and provides an avenue for self-expression. As Picasso once said, “The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” Her paintings are characterized by their rich tones, careful composition, and the emotional resonance they evoke. Through her work, Maura invites viewers to see the world through her eyes and to appreciate the subtleties and beauty in everyday life. All paintings are for sale. Contact Maura at maurag1126@gmail.com for pricing and more information.