The Newtown Project: A Call To Arms
Reopening at:
The First Congregational United Church of Christ,
945 G Street, NW Washington, DC
Exhibition Dates: April 5th -May 19, 2013
Re-Opening Reception: April 5th
Events
Petroleum Paradox
A group exhibition that stir emotions, discussion and debate about our petroleum-dependent world; global warming and the power of big oil companies to control governments.
Exhibition Dates: April 6, 2013 to May 18, 2013
Opening Reception: Sunday April 14 12-4 pm
Venue: Narrows Art Center 16 Anawan St. Fall River, MA (508) 324-1926
This opening was a lot of fun with some great pieces and interesting guests including former Congressman and political commentator Harold Ford Jr. and 60 minutes' Jimmy Tingle. I have six pieces in this show.
Congressman Ford and I discussing my painting of his friend President Obama "what I meant was"
Artists On The Stump: The Road To The White House 2012
Oct. 31- Dec 15, 2012
Opening Reception Oct. 31
BHCC Gallery
250 New Rutherford Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts
Party Headquarters: Art in the Age of Political Absurdity
September 28－November 10, 2012
Opening: Thursday, September 27, 6－8pm
Pratt Manhattan Gallery
144 West 14th Street, NYC
I contributed "American Pie" and "Court Blanche"(pictured) to this event curated by Eleanor Heartney: Other participating artists include Peter Saul, Enrique Chagoya.
Scott, Michael and Idalia D'Antuono
Parsons 2012 Alumni Exhibition
Oct. 13-19, 2012
Opening Oct 13 6-9pm
The New School
Sheila C. Johnson Design Center
2 West 13th Street, NYC
Always good to be on the ground floor.
"Murder By Media" gets a nice window spot.
D'Antuono Lends a Ham at Occupy Wall Street Event
Artist Michael D'Antuono made his first appearence as Wall Street Wally (the greedy corporate hog) at Liberty Square on Thursday, October 6th. There he was greeted by an admiring crowd taking pictures with him as he handed out free posters of his American Pie painting.
Closing Reception for 'Faces of the Economy' Exhibit.
Closing Reception/Artists Dialogue for the 'Faces of The Economy" exhibit at the Art For Change gallery in NYC will be held on Saturday, July 9, 7-11pm. Michael will be participating in the Artists Dialogue - an Art for Change tradition to use art to inspire poignant dialogue and enhanced awareness of artistic responses to social justice issues. Michael's two paintings in the exhibit were prominately featured in emmy winning reporter Gabe Pressman's recent segment on NBC.
NYC's Washington Square Park
People react to D'Antuono's exhibit "INDEPENDENCE?" on July 4th, 2009 In Washington Square Park.
Michael has two paintings in the 'Faces of The Economy" exhibit at the Art For Change gallery in NYC.
On Independence Day Michael tackled the subject of energy independence with an art installation at NYC's Washington Square Park. There he uveiled his paintings "Independence" and "Dependence" to the public to view and respond.
Michael's controversial painting "The Truth" became an international news story. The painting became the most emailed image on the internet. It was featured on The Glen Beck Show, Break Room Live with Mark Maron, The L.A. Times, The National Review, and many other publications and shows internationally.
Michael's portrait of Ray Charles was recently auctioned for the charity organization Ability Beyond Disability benifitting individuals whose independent living skills are impaired by disability, illness or injury.
