Michael Arcieri graduated from the Art Institute of Houston in 1987 and moved to New Orleans, Louisiana, where he resided for seven years. Studying realism painting under painter Patricia Whitty, his knowledge and technique of realism painting grew and were perfected during this period. mid-1990’s-1990s, national galleries began representing his work. Selected works were then included in the 20th Anniversary Exhibit at the Contemporary Art Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
In the summer of 1999, Michael moved to Baltimore, Maryland, and began studying Spain’s world-renowned contemporary painter, Salvador Bru. Arcieri then moved into a studio converted from a 150-year-old foundry on the edge of historic Baltimore City, where he began creating larger works during this period, and his national recognition continued to grow. In 2003, Arcieri moved back to his hometown of Houston, Texas, where he now lives and paints in The Heights. Michael was awarded the Maryland State Arts Council Grant and Individual Artist Award in 2003. His work is included in the permanent collection of the City of New Orleans, Louisiana, and private and corporate collections across the United States.
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