Marcus Pierno
FOOLSGOLD SANCTUARY
July 1, 2011

My painting "Sherman" from the Sanctuary Animals Series was selected to be part of a group exhibition/silent auction from Foolsgold Arts and 1 Mile Gallery in Kingston, NY. A percentage of the proceeds will benefit Catskill Animal Sanctuary. The show will run from July 2-23. For more details, please go here: Foolsgold Arts
MELANCHOLY: AT THE BOTTOM OF EVERYTHING
December 19, 2010

My work has been selected for a melancholy-themed special exhibition from Projekt30.

Visit by clicking HERE.
MY PHOTOGRAPHY NOW ONLINE
October 5, 2010

I just started a blog for my photography, and I'm kicking it off by showing nearly 100 of my favorite photographs that I've taken over the past 10 years or so. Most of these shots were taken with 35mm film and vintage cameras. Click Here:

Marcus Pierno Photography


FACEBOOK
July 28, 2010

Join me on Facebook by going here
CENTRAL ISLIP PUBLIC LIBRARY
June 8, 2010

My work is now on view in the gallery space at the newly rennovated Central Islip Public Library. There are 16 oil paintings altogether, and the exhibit will run for at least the next month.

Central Islip Public Library website
NEW PAINTING: ATHENIAN DRIFTER
March 9, 2010

In the center of Athens it felt as if I had crossed paths with someone somewhere between a 21st century Socrates and a slightly more materialistic modern Diogenes. To see the painting, please go here
AMERICA THE STORY OF US
March 8, 2010

I worked on the preliminary art for the Statue of Liberty construction sequences in this upcoming 12-part miniseries from producer/director Jane Root. Watch it this spring on the History Channel.

America The Story of Us Trailer
11th ANNUAL REALISM ONLINE INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION
February 1, 2010

I was selected to be part of this year's group:

Upstream People Gallery

"Your Farewell Came Too Late" and "Nook" received Special Recognition Merit Awards:

"Marcus Pierno is able to use a rich painterly quality in his oil paintings. “Nook” is quite tasteful with the brushwork. “Your Farewell Came Too Late” while more refined, shows an interesting contrast in size and space."'

- Laurence Bradshaw, juror