Dan Monteavaro Art

Dan Monteavaro is an artist who’s made a name for himself through his artistic works that show subjects with missing parts. The ideas he uses in his creative works are mainly drawn from comic books. As for Monteavaro, he’s inspired by his life back in the 1980’s when he used to live in New York, particularly the urban landscape. While there, sights of dilapidated buildings, some of which were incomplete, were commonplace, influencing his current artistic style that’s characterized with missing parts. In his art, the missing elements are mainly to trigger a conversation with the viewers while also allowing them to develop a story based on the available parts. Besides his New York City life, Monteavaro has been to diverse destinations where he’s both lived and worked. Some of these destinations are Los Angeles, Italy, London, and Korea. He’s remained open to new ideas such as urban art and modern media, all adding immensely to his artistic versatility. The prominence of his works is evident based on the galleries where they’re displayed. Some of these galleries are LabArt; Cheryl Hazan Contemporary Art, New York; Wallspace; Bruce Lurie Gallery, Los Angeles; among several others. They’ve also been stocked by numerous collectors located in diverse global locations. For those who would like to purchase framed Dan Monteavaro art, there are several galleries that sell them ready for use as wall arts. Most of the galleries also offer other finishing options, including lamination, canvas, and print options.