Private Collections
Taiwan, Japan, China, Korea, Hong Kong, Italy, France, Australia, USA

Specialty
Still-life paintings that are done in oil paint with an Asian atmosphere. The artist has lived twelve in Taiwan, Japan and presently resides in Shanghai, China.

One-Man Shows
06-97 09-96 09-96 06-93 06-92 05-91	“Tea”　 “Asian Images” “China-Japan” “The Cult of the Dead” “Chinese Impressions” “Values”	Shito Gallery- Osaka Japan Takamine- Kyoto, Japan Nambara Gallery- Kyoto, Japan The Happening Studio- Taipei, Taiwan The Happening Studio- Taipei, Taiwan Le Figaro Café- New York, New York

Bodies Of Work
2001-2002	My Asian Years- A Memoir Oils on canvas Some of my most loved still-life objects
1994-2000	Kyoto Impressions Oils on canvas, watercolor on paper Temples and gardens of the mystical Kyoto, Japan
1992	The Streets of Beijing Ink drawings and watercolors on paper Everyday life in the back allies of Beijing
1988-1994	Chinese Market Series Ink drawings and watercolors The streets of Taipei, Taiwan

Education
Bachelor’s Of Fine Arts, The School of Visual Arts, NYC	1985-1988
David Leffel Portrait and still-life workshop in oil paint	2001
David Leffel Portrait and still-life workshop in oil paint	2000
Chinese brushwork, Taipei Fine Arts Museum	1988-1989
Oil Painting, Watercolor, Anatomy, Art Student’s League, NYC	1985-1986

Field Experience
Judged competition for university scholarships awarded by Congressman Doug Ose US House of Representatives, CA, USA
Studio artist/drawing teacher during my years in Taipei, Kyoto and California.
Oil painting teacher at the Yuba-Sutter Regional Arts Council, Marysville, California.
Art Business teacher
Oil painting teacher in Shanghai, China

Media Coverage
Cable TV show- “Artist Alive” studio interview aired on May

he silence of the world of Asian temples would be the perfect setting for sincere self-study and self-expression.Knowing this, Anthony moved his studio to Taipei, Taiwan with the aim to remain in Asia for ten years.The year was 1988, he was 24 years old and had just graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York City...

Since that point in his life, he has visited many countries, walking everywhere with his sketchbooks.Writing notes and drawing pictures helps to open his mind to a world of different sights, sounds and smells that are uniquely Asian.

Anthony paints some of the objects that have come closest to his heart.The refined handle of a Chinese calligraphy brush with its horsehair.Teapots and Sake pots that were there with him during his moments spent with friends and the moonlight.Many of these treasures traveled with the artist to The Great Wall of China, YellowMountain, along the YangTzeRiver, to Korea and Japan, to temples and on train rides throughout the countryside, as drinking tea has long been his way to commune with nature, or with the people of a village.

An object loses significance when it is displayed as a part of a large group.In a Zen temple, the Japanese monks will display one piece of pottery on a shelf that could hold many.In this way the pottery is revealed and the viewer is able to celebrate the color, texture, its perfections and imperfections.This is the essence of Emmolo’s work.

All of his work is done with Old Holland or Windsor and Newton oil paints on linen or canvas.