RESUME:
​solo and duo exhibitions:
2019

• WAS Gallery: "Journey Still"     

​          5110 Ridgefield Road, Bethesda, MD
2018

• Hillyer Art Space: "Mare Nostrvm"     

​          9 Hillyer Court, NW, Washington, DC
group exhibitions:
2019

• Kyo Gallery: "Transformations"  (invitation)
  

​              111 S Patrick St · Alexandria, VA

• Washington Project for the Arts: "Collector's Night" (invitation) 

2018

• Washington Project for the Arts: "Annual Art Auction Gala and Exhibit" (invitation) 

2017

• Hillyer Art Space: "CREATE/CHANGE" (juried)    

​          9 Hillyer Court, NW, Washington, DC

• Touchstone Gallery: "The art of Engagement" (juried)   

​              901 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC

• Washington Project for the Arts: "Annual Art Auction Gala and Exhibit" (invitation)            
• Annapolis Maritime Museum: "Stormy Weather"(juried) 

​              23 Second Street, Annapolis MD

• The Galleries at the National Institutes of Health: "Changing Art Show"  (invitation)

              10 Center Drive MSC 1352, Bethesda, MD
​2016

• Washington Project for the Arts: "Annual Art Auction Gala and Exhibit" (invitation) 

2014

• Washington ArtWorks: "Small Wonders Exhibit"  (juried)    

              12276 Wilkins Ave, Rockville, MD

• Arlington Art Center: "Dia De Los Muertos" (juried)   

              3550 Wilson Blvd Arlington, VA

• Touchstone Gallery: "MiniSolos" (juried)  

​              901 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
​​public/community art:
2019

• “A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats” NoMa Business Improvement District, Washington, DC

2017

• “Square Dance” Mural, Dance Place, Washington, DC in collaboration with artist My Ly

curatorial projects:
2018

• "Welcome to the Resistance" - Resistance Art in Trumpian Times, Kyo Gallery, Alexandria, VA. Creator, Curator, Juror​   

auctions:
​2017

• Paddle 8 Auctions - Washington Project for the Arts -

​              Burial Grounds I and II - Lot Number 125 ​
2016

• Paddle 8 Auctions - Washington Project for the Arts

              Large Landscape IV - Lot Number 93 
awards:
​2019

• Albero Andronico - XII Edition National Award Finalist - Rome, Italy

publications:

• Open Boundaries, Loosen Art Magazine, https://www.loosenart.com/pages/book-open-boundaries-1
• Average Art Magazine, March 2017 edition, www.averageart.co.uk
• Artist Directory 2015-16, Washington Project for the Art

​reviews:
​2018

• Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/museums/in-the-galleries-tiny-contemporary-monuments-to-transient-phenomena/2018/10/18/0effab40-d0be-11e8-b2d2-f397227b43f0_story.html?utm_term=.23744d03ed3d​ ​
• Washington CityPaper: https://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/arts/museums-galleries/blog/21028328/andrea-limauro-mare-nostrvm-at-at-iaa-at-hillyer-reviewed

art leadership/management:
​2018

• Washington Project for the Arts, Board Member​ ​  

BIO:​

ANDREA LIMAURO (b. Rome, Italy) is a visual artist and city planner, who holds a BA in Politics and Sociology from Essex University, UK, a Graduate Diploma in International Development from the University of Padua, Italy and a Masters Degree in Urban Planning and Policy at the University of Illinois at Chicago. In his recent artwork, Limauro explores issues of migration and migrant identity, nationalistic narratives, gun violence, Climate Change and other social topics.  Limauro’s work has been exhibited throughout the Washington, DC area including at the IA&A Hillyer, Touchstone Gallery, the Annapolis Maritime Museum, and the Arlington Art Center.  His paintings have been featured in the Washington Project for the Arts annual auctions (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019), online auctions on Paddle8, in art publications in the USA, UK, and Italy and have been reviewed by the Washington Post and the Washington City Paper. Limauro serves as a Board Member of the non-profit art advocacy Washington Project for the Arts which has been advocating for the arts and artists in the DC metropolitan region since 1975. 
​Currently, Andrea resides in the Washington, DC metro area.

​After 4 years as an artist member of the Washington Project for the Arts and after participating with paintings to two of the organization's annual fundraising art auctions, I was invited to join the Board of Directors - and I gladly accepted! I am very excited to have been given the opportunity to assist an organization whose work and mission I have come to deeply respect. I can now work to foster other people's creative juices and work towards preserving and building a more creative capital while stepping out of my own individual practice.