Description
53rd Annual Mark Twain Library Art Show
Artist’s Bio:
Self-taught, American born artist Clayton J. Liotta has been involved in the arts, in one form or another, his entire life.
During which time he has worked in a large variety of media including; Film, Stone, Wood, Paint, Pastel, Oil Pencil, Wire, Paper Mâche, Charcoal and Graphite.
His subject matter has run the gambit from the real to the surreal, with pieces ranging in size from an eight and a half foot tall “Grizzly Bear” made out of chicken wire, to a tiny “Hand”, carved from the graphite on the point of a pencil.
Clayton’s work can be seen at several local Galleries in Connecticut as well as numerous exhibitions held throughout the year at various locations.
The artist can be found these days working and living quietly in his New Milford CT. studio.
