Michael Pietrocarlo Photography

07/03/2021

Gorgeous day at celebrating 60 years of . Come by for a visit and hit the link in bio for more!

07/01/2021

Toronto Outdoor Art Fair is celebrating 60 years! I’m showcasing at tomorrow and Saturday. Come by and say hello!

And check out TOAF.ca. Engage with artists, browse curated collections, enjoy art talks, studio tours, and buy art from 400+ juried artists!

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02/24/2021

Texture. spaces are visual playgrounds — peeling paint, decaying wood, rusted ruins. Every surface begs to be seen, again, after so long.
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More in the —link in bio.

07/05/2020

A FAVORITE among photography/digital media at this year's Festival, curated by arts manager Glodeane Brown! Thank you for selecting "Dollhouse" ! Limited edition prints at link in bio—dye submliation on super sleek high-gloss aluminum.

07/02/2020

I am participating in this year’s online edition of , TODAY–July 12! Engage with artists, enjoy virtual art talks, tours, and buy art from 300 juried artists on . Hit the link in bio to view my gallery! 💻🎨🖼️🎪

05/22/2020

Purple neon spills eerily into the fog, enveloping this otherwise unremarkable greenhouse. Sometimes the most striking images are made by coincidence.
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04/26/2020

Infinite Corridors: perspective through parallel wings of the long abandoned Buffalo Central Terminal. Isolation is easy, here.

10/26/2018

“Kill” can also mean “river,” although the common definition is more apt in the case of Arthur Kill. Dumping toxins into its waters began during the industrial revolution.

The Kill’s ugly past endures in these moored ships: usefulness spent, rusted and rotting, their purpose exhausted. Oxidation disintegrates steel. Fungus dissolves wood. The past is forgotten.

But in the past 40 years, environmental legislation and cleanup efforts have made great strides toward rehabilitation. Nature, given reprieve, can forgive.

05/15/2018

NEW exhibit on display at PI Fine Art. Limited edition 40"x60" prints on vibrant gloss aluminum.

12/10/2017

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08/18/2017

Exciting news for Grossinger's? See more shots from the "Dirty Dancing" inspiration here: http://www.michaelpietrocarlo.com/ -resort

Grossinger’s was once the most glamorous of the summer vacation spots that dotted the Catskills. A developer envisions its revival.