Artist

19″ x 26″ x 2.5" | assemblage and mixed media on plywood | 2014 | archive #201416

Artist Domenick Naccarato has love for rusted and distressed

A couple weeks ago, the Morning Call ran a story about my work and exhibition at the Kemerer Museum. Follow the link below for the full article.

Domenick Naccarato paints the things in life you might otherwise ignore. Rusted elbow pipes, water gauges and ventilation screens — the things you might find abandoned in an alley — are all noticed by Naccarato because he finds beauty in them. He turns the mundane into something provocative.

Source: Artist Domenick Naccarato has love for rusted and distressed – The Morning Call

About the author

Domenick Naccarato, a 1998 BFA graduate from The College of New Jersey, has dedicated the past two and half decades to his true passion — art. While he has worn various professional hats, including web designer, creative director, product manager, and marketing director, his unwavering identity as an artist has remained the common thread. Working from his basement studio in Allentown, PA, Naccarato’s contemporary industrial style has made its presence known in exhibitions throughout the Lehigh Valley since 2013. A regular contributor to seasonal shows at Connexions Gallery in Easton, he also actively participates in solo, curated, and juried exhibitions across the Valley. He currently sits on the board of the Lehigh Art Alliance and enjoys spending his free time with his wife and daughters.