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Angela Manno
Angela Manno has been a professional artist for the past 40 years. Her virtuosity in a number of painstaking art forms both east and west, ancient and contemporary, put her in a class by herself. Her media include encaustic, batik, plein air pastel landscapes and traditional and contemporary icons in egg tempera and gold leaf on wood. Her mixed media work including photography, fiber and acrylic, is a synthesis of diverse cultural sensibilities symbolizing unity in diversity—an urgent message for our time. Angela Manno's art has been featured in 20 solo and over 80 group exhibitions in distinguished venues in North America and Europe. In 1988, Manno was commissioned by NASA to commemorate the U.S. return to space flight with the launch of Discovery, the first after the Challenger accident. In 2000, her one-woman traveling art exhibition Conscious Evolution: The World At One became part of the permanent fine art collection of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air & Space Museum. Manno has taught and lectured widely on her work through university and museum programs including Parsons School of Design in New York. Her artwork has been noted in numerous publications. Her website: angelamanno.com.
Angela Manno
Angela Manno has been a professional artist for the past 40 years. Her virtuosity in a number of painstaking art forms both east and west, ancient and contemporary, put her in a class by herself. Her media include encaustic, batik, plein air pastel landscapes and traditional and contemporary icons in egg tempera and gold leaf on wood. Her mixed media work including photography, fiber and acrylic, is a synthesis of diverse cultural sensibilities symbolizing unity in diversity—an urgent message for our time. Angela Manno's art has been featured in 20 solo and over 80 group exhibitions in distinguished venues in North America and Europe. In 1988, Manno was commissioned by NASA to commemorate the U.S. return to space flight with the launch of Discovery, the first after the Challenger accident. In 2000, her one-woman traveling art exhibition Conscious Evolution: The World At One became part of the permanent fine art collection of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air & Space Museum. Manno has taught and lectured widely on her work through university and museum programs including Parsons School of Design in New York. Her artwork has been noted in numerous publications. Her website: angelamanno.com.
