Salmagundi Museum and Gallery announced that Jeremy Caniglia’s drawing “Silent Spring” won the Jane Peterson Memorial award in NYC. His drawing was based off his love for Rachel Carson’s 1962 book “Silent Spring”. Caniglia is currently working on a series of new works for a future solo-exhibition dedicated to the Silent Spring as well. Carson…
Caniglia an art historian, professor and professional museum artist traveled to Rome, Sicily, Amsterdam and the Minneapolis Institute of Art on several occasions for his research. His newly published article took over 3 years to develop with in-depth analysis on Caravaggio’s influence on Rembrandt’s work. Few understand how Rembrandt copied Caravaggio’s work through mimesis and…
My drawing “Silent Spring” was selected for the Salmagundi SCNY, 2020 Annual Member Exhibition. The “Annual Exhibition” showcases the very best and finest works of art in realism today. The variety of media include – oil, watercolor, pastel, charcoal, graphics, sculpture, and photography. This museum exhibition includes both nationally-recognized award winners as well as emerging…
I am honored and humbled to receive the news that the Salmagundi Gallery & Museum in NYC awarded my drawing “These Withered Hands Have Worked for a Dream” with the Gordon Euker Memorial Award. The award is one of Salmagundi highest honors. I would like to thank the family of Gordon Euker who the award…
The past 6 months have been filled with enormous challenges from the pandemic health crisis to civil unrest in the United States which is grappling with a long legacy of racism and injustice. I decided to hit the open road the last 3 weeks and travel across American through Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon…
My artwork was selected as part of a group exhibition which opened July 1st, 2020 in NYC. It is also online because of the pandemic. The show is at Salmagundi Gallery and is titled “SCNY Christmas in July: Thumb-Box Exhibition” The show features a selection of works that are in the realm of realism. The…
I have some very special news to announce this week. I found out on Sunday that the short documentary film “CANIGLIA” made the official selection into this year’s OMAHA FILM FESTIVAL. The film is directed by award-winning director David M. Weiss and features an in-depth look at my work, techniques, poetics, and creative process. The…
Jeremy Caniglia’s solo-exhibition “Urgency 2 Extinction” opens on October 1st with IX Gallery. This is a sneak peek of one of his larger narrative paintings in the show titled “The Fading Sounds of Nature”. The drawings and paintings in this exhibition explore moments caught in time showing glimpses of climate change, wars, revolution, poverty and…
My solo exhibition ‘Illuminating Dickens’ opens on Thursday, November 1st at Gallery 1516. This exhibition features almost 50 new drawings and paintings intimately entwined in the timeless narrative of Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol. The paintings were created for The Easton Press limited edition release which is now sold out. This is the first time that…
Last night, the Salmagundi Gallery in NYC awarded Jeremy Caniglia’s monotype “Remembering Rembrandt” with the prestigious N.C. Wyeth Merit Award which is the SCNY highest honor. Caniglia said he was “so surprised, humbled, honored and speechless”. It was a wonderful gathering of painters, printmakers and patrons. Caniglia also stated, “This award has double meaning for…