LAST CHANCE James Mazza Art Show - A Gathering of Paintings

James Mazza’s oil paintings, primarily landscapes and still life’s, lend themselves to realism with an abstract vibe. He studied at the Arts Student League in NYC, The Wooster School – Art’s in Danbury, Connecticut, and San Mateo College for the Arts in California. He studied under the tutelage of Edward De Voe, Frank Mason, and a Russian painter named Kiron Devon.

His work has been exhibited at The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield, Connecticut, The Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut, and several local libraries such as The Mark Twain Library in West Redding, Connecticut, The Sherman Library in Sherman, Connecticut, and the Richter Association- The Art’s, Danbury, Connecticut.

Artist Statement:
I began painting in 1977; I followed the styles of many painters in the beginning and then moved on to my own style. The point of art is to take the chaos out of life and turn it into something beautiful. Your goal, as an artist, is to take the viewer somewhere mentally and to really inspire them to feel an emotional attachment.