artbyai.com, Artwork and Art Commentary by Artist Anthony Peter Iannini

Here Comes the Sun thumbnail of painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

Japanese Iris painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

The Great Council of Enlightened Beings thumbnail of painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

The Metaphysics of Germination thumbnail of painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

Unstill Life of Wine Glass, Decanter, and Grapes thumbnail of painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

The Possibility of Being Ex-Nihilo thumbnail of painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

Talking Doors of Perception thumbnail of painting by Anthony Peter Iannini

Welcome to artbyai.com, website of artist Anthony Peter Iannini.

last updated: 06/16/2010

email: anthony@artbyai.com

[1] Above is a collection of some of my favorite pieces | By rolling over any of the above images, you can go to the detailed page about that piece.

[1.1] Further down this page, in section [6], I have begun construction of a complete list of my paintings. Many of the paintings I have completed were not recorded before parting with them. In such cases, I will try to remember the title and describe the piece. Inevitably, there will be pieces left out.

[2] Artist Bio | I was born on April 7th, 1979 in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. When I was seven, I moved to live with my grandparents in Cape Coral, Florida. I became interested in the arts and sciences early and began studying computer science and astronomy at about the time I was nine. I have practiced forms of drawing and painting since elementary school. In high school, I won an award for best horror story in the News Press. I attended Tulane University in New Orleans from 1997-2001, where I graduated Magna Cum Laude and received a degree in Philosophy and a degree in Cogntive Studies in 2001. I won an award for a thesis examining the nature of consciousness. None of these latter things have anything to do, directly, with visual art. However, these studies have largely informed my subject matter and my other interests.

[2.1] In the summer of 2001, I was fortunate enough to be able to travel a large portion of Europe and I participated in a number of extreme sports, including skydiving, in the Swiss Alps. In 2001, I moved to Los Angeles and began painting the following summer when I moved back to New Orleans. While in New Orleans the second time, from 2002-2004, I lived in Mid City and spent a lot of time socializing and working in the Quarter. This was a time when I was making good money and I was painting a piece or two a week.

[2.2] However, things went badly with work and money. I moved around Florida for a while after that, living in Cape Coral, Ft. Myers, Miami, Tampa, and Orlando. During this time, from 2005-2007, I had some of the most productive and vibrant periods in my career. In early 2007, I spent time in England and The Netherlands before moving to Albuquerque, New Mexico in the spring of 2007. Since then, I have gotten married and my wife and I have triplet boys. I have been spending more time writing philosophy and fiction due to constraints of space and time but I have already begun painting again at a higher pace in the beginning of the summer of 2010.

[2.3] I maintain a site called hiartx.com where I write about various topics, philosophy, computers, and science.

[3] Artistic Overview | My artisitic goals consist of experimenting with vibrant colors and novel forms. In each piece or short series of pieces, I attempt to capture a certain painting style and color arrangement that is different. In doing this experimentation, I sometimes achieve something decent or I fail rather terribly. Once in a long while, I paint something good.

[3.1] Painting abstract expressionist pieces is a constant process of evolving tastes and representational modes on the part of the artist. In certain mental states, bright, vibrant colors appeal to me. Later, perhaps in a more down mood, I may look back and wonder what I was thinking to have made this or that piece. In any case, if even one of my paintings ever affects even one other human being, then I have exceeded in my success.

[3.2] However, there are a certain few creations that I always like and, when my disposition allows, these few works cause me to feel a sense of accomplishment in that I created such a particular piece at all. I do enjoy most of my art, but, a lot of it is dissapointing to me. So, I must see every error as a symbol of what does not work. And, often, what does not work for me changes and, what works for others is astonishingly unique.

[3.3] I have had generous praise directed towards some of my least favorite paintings and this has sometimes lifted my opinon of it. However, the opposite is also true and people have brought my particular opinion of a piece down a bit. But, no matter the public opinion, the friend's opinion, or any other opinions at all, I tend to find some few of my artworks to be interesting and novel. This seems to largely overlap with the observations of others as many of the pieces I like most are always the quickest to leave my collection.

[3.4] The following graphic images are links to various places where I have portfolios or other forms of artwork or writing |

[4] Artistic Influences | Although I am no art historian by any means, I find no better pastime than experiencing good art be it in a museum, movie, or music. Art comes in many wonderful forms, but here are some of my visual or painter influences. If I had to name some of the most important or impressive to me, then it would be at least the following individuals | Marc Chagal, Wassily Kandinsky, Henri Matisse, early Salvador Dali, Vincent Van Gogh, Caravaggio, early Jackson Pollack, Hovsep Pushman, George Innes, Michaelangelo, Georgia O'Keeffe, Mark Rothko, Rich Frederick (RLF), Trinity Rivard, Giorgio Tuscani, Maida Milan, Guillermo Portales, Mark T. McGee, Chris Radcliffe, Heiden Hippert, Gary Gist, and David Kramer.

[5] Key for the following list | The following list is a new project I am embarking on to categorize my artwork. Inevitably, because my life has been, at times, chaotic to say the least, many of the paintings I have parted with I neither remember well nor have record of. I would estimate the number of pieces I have not recalled is in the few dozen range and the number of pieces, in total, that I have little to no records of, is about fifty or so.

[?] Any use of the question mark means that I'm not completely sure of a particular early piece's name or size. I can, however, usually describe, in some detail, many of the lost pieces or pieces that were sold, left behind, or given away before I took recordings of them. There was a period of a few years, especially in my second two years in New Orleans, from 2002-2004, where I simply painted and left behind many works without taking photos of them. I was not confident of my work then and considered the period, at the time, practice more than anything. Because I have only a small amount of formal training in art (some drawing courses and pottery), I decided to learn through experimentation with all manner of paints and surfaces for many years. Since about 2004 and beyond, I have decent records and images of most of my work.

[BAPI] means created by Anthony Peter Iannini. If the artwork was jointly done, the co-creator's name will appear.
[AOC] means "Acrylic on Canvas" | [OOC] means "Oil on Canvas" | [IAW] means "Ink and Watercolor" | [DAR] means "Digital Art" | [DRW] means "Drawing".
[+PIC] means "Have a picture" | [#PIC] means "Have A Partial or Poor Picture" | [-PIC] means "Do Not Have a Picture"
[+PAGE] means "Have a Page for This Piece" | [-PAGE] means "No page for this piece" | [SD] means "Short Description"

[6] THE FOLLOWING LIST | IS THE CURRENT WORKING CATALOG OF ART BY ANTHONY PETER IANNINI | EXPANSION OF AND FACT-CHECKING FOR THIS CATALOG IS UNDERWAY

Notes concerning catalog: This catalog, so far, consists of (a) the thumbnail pieces at the top of this page and (b) a certain number of my earliest pieces from around 2003. There are at least as many pieces to be cataloged still as exist in this list so far. I am working to propagate the list as time permits.

		2007 \| 5 Sacred Geometies \| BAPI \| AOC \| 30"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A colorful group of layered and intermingling sacred geometries.
		2003 \| A Bold Sadness \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 12h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A very abstract piece showing thoughts of sadness in blue against tan.
		2007 \| Abstract Amsterdam \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The colors of tulips on the canals make for images from Amsterdam.
		2007 \| Abstract Oxford Camera \| BAPI \| AOC \| 22"w x 30"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The Radcliffe Oxford Camera building in extreme color abstraction.
		2006 \| Abyss Rising \| BAPI \| IAW \| 8.5"w x 11"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An ink and watercolor piece showing rising abstractions from the deep.
		2002 \| Accept Your Ignorance and Enjoy It \| BAPI \| DAR \| n/a \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A graphic piece showing the limitations of human knowledge.
		2004 \| Adobe House in the Desert #1 \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The moonlight swirls down towards a small house.
		2005 \| Adobe House in the Desert #2 \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The moonlight swirls down towards a small house in this second piece.
		2008 \| Aliens Dancing \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Aliens dancing to the rhythm, thousands of times faster than us.
		2007 \| Amsterdam Canal \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 12"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The canals in Amsterdam are colorful in this abstraction with tulip colors.
		2004 \| Ancient Grapes \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Ancient wine flowing through sunlight and abstracted vineyards.
		2008 \| Atlanta \| BAPI \| IAW \| 11"w x 8.5"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A watercolor and ink piece showing downtown Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
		2003 \| Anger or Fear? \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 18h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A wide-eyed monster lunges out, angrily, on green.
		2007 \| Autumn Leaf Falling \| BAPI \| AOC \| 10"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A fiery red leaf falls, with dynamic energy, against a cool background.
		2006 \| Avian Angel in Love Robots \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 30"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A bird rests in the healing wing of a love robot hospital, waving hello.
		2002 \| Bipolar \| BAPI \| OOC \| 40"w x 20"h? \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Two small circles orbit a large circle in this piece with a dark red and light yellow/green side.
		2003 \| Blueberries \| BAPI \| AOC \| 36"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Various impressions are made in this green, orange, and blue abstract expressionist piece.
		2009 \| Cactus \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| An abstracted linear flowering cactus form with pinks, magentas, blues, and yellows.
		2008 \| Calypso Iguanas \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Dancing iguanas, in tropical colors, to calypso music.
		2003 \| Carpet Fibers Under Microscope \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 24h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| Brown and white to gold linear streaks.
		2007 \| Cityscape \| BAPI \| IAW \| 12"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A watercolor piece abstracting a skyscraper city landscape.
		2007 \| Cleopatra's Eyes \| BAPI \| AOC \| 36"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A wild impression of strokes of black eyes and lashes over gold and colors.
		2003 \| Clown Carnage? \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 12h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A blast of colors and forms that looks like a clown exploded.
		2006 \| Confusion Then Teardrop \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 22"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The confusion leads to sadness in this dual style piece.
		2003 \| Conceptual Development \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 12h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| Circles and lines, in bright green, magenta, and purple with white strokes.
		2006 \| Constructing Reality \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 36h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The struggling philosopher and reality as a creative force in reds and orange.
		2007 \| Dancing Mushrooms \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 18"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A bordered piece with multi-colored, dancing mushrooms.
		2007 \| Dante's Inferno \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 18"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Nine souls are tormented in each of the circles of hell, represented in abstract.
		2007 \| Desert Moonlight \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 16"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Moonlight dances over the abstract desert landscape with a cactus rising.
		2003 \| Dlx-smd-5htp \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 16"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| An expressionist abstract linear and circular forms on blue with reds, pinks.
		2003 \| Doughnut Mitosis \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 12"h? \| #PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| Looks like floating, splitting dougnuts in cool colors, greys, and blues.
		2009 \| Dreaming Trees \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Swirling, dense, green and purple paints make a hypnotic forest.
		2004 \| Dreamland Sun \| BAPI \| AOC \| 16"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A shattered abstract sun in the middle of color fields bordered with strokes.
		2003 \| Dreamon \| BAPI \| AOC \| 36"w x 48"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| Black and white painting of a drawing done with Jesus on soldier's face cross nosepiece.
		2005 \| Dreatica in Bathroom Mirror \| BAPI \| AOC \| 16"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A female nude form in a bathroom mirror in a bordered style.
		2006 \| Ethereal \| BAPI \| OOC \| 20"w x 30"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A soft, gentle representation of the ethereal.
		2009 \| Everything in Its Right Place \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 22"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| Circles in abstracted squares trying to fit where they belong.
		2008 \| Feminine Seaweed \| BAPI \| AOC \| 16"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A female form, against dark magents, of flowing seaweed strands.
		2006 \| Flowers for Van Gogh \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 30h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| This is a painting dedicated to Vincent, flowers on water.
		2006 \| Frozen Nude Woman Thawing \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| The female form in purple and blue fleshtones, gently melting.
		2006 \| God Forgiving the Devil \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 30"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A stained-glass looking piece with god embracing the devil.
		2006 \| Golden Auraed Abstract Spirits Rising \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 18"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A thick and shiny abstraction of a rising being.
		2007 \| Golden Auraed Abstract Spirits Rising #3 \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Another abstract, thick and shiny depiction of a rising being.
		2006 \| Gift From Prometheus \| BAPI \| AOC \| 48"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A central red and yellow flame amongst ice and fire.
		2008 \| Here Comes the Sun \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 48"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Two small circles orbit a large circle in this early piece with a dark and light side.
		2007 \| Home in Tropical Landscape \| BAPI \| AOC \| 30"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Expressionist and impressionist landscape in tropical colors.
		2004 \| Japanese Iris \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 18"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A perky blue flower with a black background and yellow white petal centers.
		2007 \| Martini Swamp Festival \| BAPI \| IAW+ACRLYIC \| 11"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A New Orleans party with a frog, a bass, and a chupa cabra.
		2003 \| Moonlight's Descent \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 24"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| Abstract impressionist strokes swirl around the moon and towards the viewer.
		2006 \| Mushrooms \| BAPI \| IAW \| 12"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An ink and watercolor piece showing abstract mushrooms with vibrant linear forms.
		2003 \| Neverending Neverending Building \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 10"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| Abstract structural architecture of a house representation.
		2006 \| Nude Woman in Lava \| BAPI \| IAW \| 8.5"w x 11"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A female form in ink with watercolor abstractions.
		2007 \| Nietzsche \| BAPI \| IAW \| 12"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A wild, vibrant ink and watercolor of Frederick Nietzsche.
		2005 \| Nietzsche Coming to Life \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 16"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A whimsical protrait of Frederick Nietzsche in basic colors.
		2007 \| Objects in Room #1 \| BAPI \| OOC \| 10"w x 10"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A small oil piece with vibrant abstract colors to represent objects in a room.
		2007 \| Objects in Room #2 \| BAPI \| OOC \| 10"w x 10"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A second oil piece in the same style as #1.
		2005 \| Old Man With Beard and Monster \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An old man with a beard and a monster in greens, blues, and yellows.
		2008 \| Old San Juan \| BAPI \| IAW \| 11"w x 8.5"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An ink and watercolor impression of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
		2007 \| Oxford Camera \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 16"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An impressionist rendition of the Radcliffe Oxford Camera building.
		2006 \| Pawn \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A pawn figure drawn in expressionist white and black in blue against red forms.
		2003 \| People Colors \| AOC \| BAPI \| 18"w x 22"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A collage of swirling fleshtones from all varieties of color.
		2008 \| Piano Woman \| BAPI \| IAW \| 20"w x 16"h? \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A watercolor and ink portrait of a woman playing a piano.
		2006 \| Pink Elephant \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 28"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A representation of a pink elephant in the midst of a drunken encounter.
		2003 \| Red Anomaly at 6 O'clock? \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 18"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A swirling green-blue piece with a single red anomaly.
		2005 \| Remembering Blueberries \| BAPI \| AOC \| 30"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Three large swirling blueberries under a house at night.
		2004 \| Scared Forest Donkey \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 22"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A donkey, frieghtened, turns away from his jungle television shows.
		2009 \| Schopenhauer \| BAPI \| AOC \| 16"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| An impressionist portrait, in multi-color,of Arthur Schopenhauer, a great philosopher.
		2007 \| Shelter \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 28"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A bounded linear depiction, in basic colors, of two figures embracing.
		2003 \| Speed Demon \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 16"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A demonic face holding a heart on a knife and a green glass plate with lines on it.
		2003 \| Stoplight on Acid \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 24"h? \| -PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A tricolor wheel with red, yellow, and green pie slices against sky and clouds.
		2007 \| Sunlight Filtering Through Water \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 48"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Lines and strokes show the blue water and the yellow-orange light.
		2007 \| Talking Doors of Perception \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 18"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Multicolored, abstract talking doors stacked up like buildings.
		2008 \| Tampa \| BAPI \| IAW \| 11"w x 8.5"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An ink and watercolor of the Tampa, Florida city skyline.
		2006 \| The Council of Enlightened Beings \| BAPI \| AOC \| 48"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A collection of primary color square beings looking judgementally.
		2006 \| The Dancer \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 30"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A soft and subtle blue humanoid dancer abstracted against deep purple.
		2007 \| The Dancers \| BAPI \| IAW \| 12"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An ink and watercolor piece showing abstract dancing beings.
		2006 \| The Descent \| BAPI \| AOC \| 36"w x 48"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A descent of faces in red contrasted by blue confusion chasms.
		2006 \| The Desire to Be Understood \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A swirling, hypnotic tribal pattern in blues, reds, and yellows.
		2006 \| The Godseed Tree We All Fell From \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A beautiful flowering piece with thick, flowing paint against magenta.
		2003 \| The Government's Failed Orange Coverup \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 48"h \| +PIC \| \| +PAGE \| SD: Uses a combination of dripped orange paint on concealed forms.
		2006 \| The Metaphysics of Germination \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 30"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A seedling sprouts and a gecko prays, depending on gestalt.
		2008 \| The Possibility of Being Ex-Nihilo \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Single strokes around flowing circular balls of energy during expansion.
		2003 \| The Wheel of Life \| BAPI \| AOC \| 20"w x 16'h? \| #PIC \| -PAGE \| SD \| A vibrantly painted wheel with outter circles showing the Buddhist wheel of life.
		2007 \| Triplets in Utero \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An abstraction of the triplets in utero with swirling colors bordered by lines.
		2003 \| Truth is Agreement \| BAPI \| AOC \| 24"w x 48"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD \| A red background with images and the words "truth is agreement" at bottom.
		2007 \| Tulips \| BAPI \| AOC \| 14"w x 14"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A central tulip flower rises up below the moon near the window flower.
		2005 \| Unstill Life of Wine Glass, Decanter, and Grapes \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A colorfield impression of dynamic wine related glass.
		2008 \| Vase in Lava \| BAPI \| AOC \| 12"w x 24"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A vase is melting in lava, morphing and twisting in the heat.
		2008 \| Venice \| BAPI \| IAW \| 11"w x 8.5"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: An ink and watercolor piece of Venice, Italy with suggestions of canals and gondola.
		2006 \| Violet Noumena \| BAPI \| AOC \| 48"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Strange figures in violet and blue depicting what lies behind reality.
		2004 \| What Love Looks Like \| BAPI \| AOC \| 36"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A spiraling, intricate stained-glass-like piece with vibrant yellows.
		2006 \| What Music Looks Like \| BAPI \| AOC \| 18"w x 36"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Rising action of music builds a tower of symbols representing sound.
		2010 \| Woman Becoming Carribean Flowers \| BAPI \| AOC \| 16"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: A female form gently turning into Carribean colored flowers.
		2004 \| Yin-Yang Ghost \| BAPI \| AOC \| 16"w x 20"h \| +PIC \| +PAGE \| SD: Three abstract yin yang's ghosts, intermingling in the chaos, looking for balance.

END OF CATALOG LIST | CURRENTLY WORKING TO EXPAND

[6] Past Shows | The following is a list of the past exhibitions I have held (click here for more details):

2009, Ongoing | Display at JMA Restaurant and Bakery, Wyoming & Montgomery, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2008, 3 months | 5 pieces shown at the Satellite Coffee Shop on Louisiana, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2008, May + 1 Ongoing | The Fisher Art Gallery, University & Central Ave., Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2008, Watercolor and ink piece, "Martini Swamp Festival" donated to alma mater Tulane University Alumni Fund.
2007, Private showing with other artists, NE Heights private residence, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2007, May 19-20th, "New Light Artist's Show", The Bishop's lodge, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
2006, "Art for Humanity" show, The Great Art and Frame gallery, Tampa, Florida.
2006, "New World Rising" show, New World Brewery, Ybor city, Tampa, Florida.
2006, "Evolutcion Art Exhibit" show, at Gallery 1906 at the old Santaella Cigar Factory, Tampa, Florida.
2006, "Signs of Life" show, at Gallery 1906 at the old Santaella Cigar Factory, Tampa, Florida.
2006, 1 month display, Mars. vs. Venus show, The Golden Dragon Gallery, Tampa, Florida.
2005, Weekly weekend showings and sales at "Sunsets at Pier 60", Clearwater Beach, Clearwater, Florida.
2005, One month solo showing at Six Tables Restaurant, Tampa, Florida.
2005, New World Brewery show as part of first TampaArtist.com event, Ybor City, Tampa, Florida.
2003, Private party show, art studio in Mid-City area, New Orleans, Louisiana.
2003, Public display and sales, Jackson Square in French Quarter, New Orleans, Louisiana.
2003, Private party show, Central Business District highrise apartment, New Orleans, Louisiana.
2003, Private party show, French Quarter apartment, New Orleans, Louisiana.

[7] All images on this site are the property of Anthony Peter Iannini, Copyright © 2010.

Email: anthony@artbyai.com

These images may be used freely only for non-profit or educational purposes. I ask that my name and a link back to this site be placed near the image. For all other uses of these images, please contact me concerning such instances. Also visit my philosophy and topical analysis website at hiartx.com.

"Self Sketch", 2010, graphic drawing,
by Anthony Peter Iannini