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Aaron Smith & Anthony Iacono @ Sloan Fine Art

Recently opened at NYC’s Sloan Fine Art is the unique pairing of exhbitions by painterAaron Smith and photographer Anthony Iacono, running through June 26. WhileSmith’s textured and colorful paintings depict dapper, bearded men painted with a wild exuberance, Iacono’s painterly photographs ofminiature toys encased in vibrant cocoons of Play-Doh, capture the colorfulnature of the child’s imagination at play. Take a look at more of the workafter the jump.

Aaron Smith

Recently opened at NYC’s Sloan Fine Art is the unique pairing of exhbitions by painter Aaron Smith and photographer Anthony Iacono, running through June 26. While Smith’s textured and colorful paintings depict dapper, bearded men painted with a wild exuberance, Iacono’s painterly photographs of miniature toys encased in vibrant cocoons of Play-Doh, capture the colorful nature of the child’s imagination at play. Take a look at more of the work below.

Aaron Smith

Aaron Smith

Anthony Iacono

Anthony Iacono


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