We were recently traveling in Germany on business, meeting with one of our gallery clients, when we struck up a conversation with our taxi driver. She asked us “why exactly were we in Germany?” and when we told her, she … Continue reading
After more than a decade of planning and development, NYU Langone Health recently opened a new inpatient facility that includes the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, the first children’s hospital to be built in New York City in nearly 15 years. Not … Continue reading
Fazzino and Fazzino Make their Mark on NYC Charles Fazzino and his daughter Heather have been working together creating one of a kind originals that have been sold around the world for years now, and finally they have created their … Continue reading
A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to host a wonderful group of kids from the “It Takes A Village To Educate a Child” summer camp program. Program director, Sonia Marshall-Brown started this innovative program to support childhood creativity … Continue reading
Charles Fazzino recently had the honor of unveiling his new commemorative Atlanta Braves art collection in the Plaza of the new Sun Trust Park Battery Complex with team president Michael Plant. Blooper, the new mascot for the Braves, was also … Continue reading
Our friends over at Riverside Primary School and Nursery recently participated in the #FazzinoArtChallenge and it was a huge success to say the least. We came across one of their twitter posts that featured a variety of Fazzino-inspired artwork which prompted … Continue reading
Can you believe it, it’s almost time for ARTSFEST 2018! New Rochelle’s Council City of the Arts-sponsored annual ArtsFest, a weekend-long festival highlighting the best art, music, and theater the area has to offer. Since we think that Charles Fazzino’s studio … Continue reading
On July 19th, Charles and his Daughter Heather Fazzino joined the City of New Rochelle’s Municipal Arts Commission to unveil two original sculptures commissioned as part of the city’s “Stacked!” public arts project. Shaped as the letters “NYNR,” these sculptures … Continue reading