Vincent Giarrano - museum of art

Vincent GiarranoClose your eyes just a second too long and the figures in Vincent Giarrano’s street scenes and interiors could easily walk away, disappearing into an unseen world lingering on the edge of the canvas. His paints hold them still, but their lives are ready to move forward. “My paintings are sort of fleeting, They don’t linger in one place for long, and only the paint keeps them there” the Connecticut-based painter says. “It’s a slice of life. They are people you might see for a split second while walking down the street. Your eye is drawn to them, and in a second they’re gone.” Through painterly depictions of urban street life, Giarrano captures moments in time – snapshots of everyday experiences. For Giarrano, beauty is found in the sincere and uncontrived and in “small, quiet moments (that) can speak volumes.”

East Village - Vincent Giarrano

Julie in the Lower East Side - Vincent Giarrano

Bora in Her Kitchen - Vincent Giarrano

At the Laundromat - Vincent Giarrano

Velvetina at the Chelsea Hotel - Vincent Giarrano

At the Algonquin - Vincent Giarrano

Bar Booth - Vincent Giarrano

At the Patisserie in Tribeca - Vincent Giarrano

Her Space - Vincent Giarrano

Yuel - Vincent Giarrano

Sara in Sheer Dress - Vincent Giarrano

Dennie at Double Down - Vincent Giarrano

City Girl - Vincent Giarrano

Runes - Vincent Giarrano

Bicycle in Rain - Vincent Giarrano

At the Four Points - Vincent Giarrano

Tribeca - Vincent Giarrano

The Corner - Vincent Giarrano

Alexandra - Vincent Giarrano

Purple Doorway - Vincent Giarrano

Minetta's - Vincent Giarrano

Railroad Apartment - Vincent Giarrano

Jennifer in Her Studio - Vincent Giarrano

Aureta Thomollari at Fashion Week-NYC - Vincent Giarrano

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