CV — Gabe Aiello

Education & Training

Yale University — Advanced study in art and visual practice (program / workshops), New Haven, CT
2010–2014 — B.A. Studio Art, University of Miami, Miami, FL — Minors: Mechanical Engineering & Geography
2013 — Silkscreen Printmaking Apprenticeship Abroad, Shanghai, China
2016 — Graduate Printmaking Residency, Anabuki College of Design, Hiroshima, Japan
Master Printer Apprenticeships — Evans Editions; Haven Press; Keigo Prints; Victory Factory; Two Palms; Columbia University; Tom Lopez; ULAE — Universal Limited Art Editions

2025 — “Ponco Blua,” Andrew Freedman Home, Bronx, NY — Cyanotype exhibition curated by Walter Puryear
2025 — Blanco Gallery, 272 Water St, New York, NY — two works
2024 — “Summit Theory,” Chelsea, New York, NY
2024 — “Atlas” Supper Club, Flatiron District, NYC — curated by A Supper Series
2023 — “Chandeliers 213,” Zenato Lugana Estate, Lake Garda, Italy
2022 — Express Stop, Tribeca, Manhattan — 12 works
2022 — Deep Bop, Flatiron District, Manhattan — 15 works
2019 — Tokyo, Japan — permanent office installation
2019 — Art Hamptons, Sag Harbor, NY — 11 major works
2017 — Aqua Art Miami / Art Basel, Miami Beach, FL — with 212 Arts Gallery
2017 — “Before, After, & During,” Carolina Herrera Gallery, Lower East Side, NYC

2025 — Artists 4 LA: Fire Relief, Knoll Store, Soho, Manhattan — curated by A Supper Series
2024 — Echoes of Mercy, 526 W 26th St, Chelsea — curated by Isabel Jordan
2024 — NYC Culture Club / Silverstein Properties Art Gala, World Trade Center — charity auction curated by @nyccultureclub
2024 — Windmill Art Gallery, Watermill, NY — neons, ongoing installation
2024 — Blanco Gallery, Sagaponack, NY — five works
2023 — Afterlight, Henry Street Projects, East Village, NYC — experimental printmakers
2023 — Signal Fade, Henry Street Gallery, East Village, NYC — neon & cyanotype emerging artists
2022 — Maven Arthouse: Cornell Contemporary Print Invitational, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
2019 — Chashama Gala Benefit, NYC — installation honoring Dustin Yellin
2016 — State Property, Andrew Freedman Home, Bronx — featured in The New York Times 360° photo
2016 — Gabriel’s Bar & Restaurant, NYC — six large silkscreen paintings
2014 — NEON, Springs, NY — curated by Lisa De Kooning
2012 — Lowe Art Museum, Miami, FL — Best in Printmaking

2024 — Sondre Gallery, Fagerhøy, Norway — cyanotypes on Arches watercolor paper
2023 — Ecofire Gallery, Bogotá & Manizales, Colombia — silkscreens on metal & canvas
2022 — RUZHOTELS, Istanbul, Turkey — permanent collection at Galata Tower
2019 — le: RUINES, Paris, France — CMYK on steel, curated by École du Louvre
2018 — Imprimerie Sérigraphié, Montargis, France — welded-frame silkscreen works
2016 — SOMA, Johannesburg, South Africa — “Keeping Dreams” & workshops/projections
2016 — Shadow People Project, Johannesburg & Nagasaki — lead projectionist / VJ contributor
2016 — Bassline Venue & Mo-Editions, Johannesburg — concert tapestries & open studio
2016 — Anabuki College of Design, Hiroshima, Japan — CAS Gallery cyanotype & silkscreen exhibitions
2016 — Komachi Art Place & Intersection 611, Hiroshima — silkscreen & projection works
2016 — Former Bank of Japan, Tokyo — silkscreens on handmade washi paper

Best in Printmaking — Lowe Art Museum, Miami, FL
Featured in The New York Times (Andrew Freedman Home — “State Property” 360° feature)
Three original works featured on-screen in Paramount Pictures’ IF (2024) — directed by John Krasinski, starring Ryan Reynolds; works rented and showcased as key set pieces