Frank Chiodo

Frank Chiodo is a contemporary painter whose dynamic work centers on organic abstraction. His medium of choice is acrylic paint due to its quick-drying nature, which allows him to work in a fast-paced and multilayered process. His approach often involves numerous iterations and experimentation with color, where each layer builds on the last, eventually leading to a polished final piece. Frank holds a BA in Psychology and Studio Art from Wake Forest University and is currently studying at The Art Students League of New York. He has studied under renowned instructors, including Kikuo Saito, Frank O’Cain, Peter Reginato (where he served as a Studio Monitor), and Peter Bonner. Frank completed a residency at Carrie Able Gallery in Brooklyn, NY, in 2020. He is a recipient of multiple Red Dot Awards and the Merit Scholarship (Jordan H. Prince Scholarship) at The Art Students League. His artwork has been featured in articles for Interior Design in Architectural Digest Middle East and Elle Decor Spain. He has exhibited his work in shows across Connecticut, New York, Portland, Los Angeles, and Texas, and has sold numerous works to private collections across the U.S.