In the early 1950s, Joe DeLuca was exposed to the history of art as well as contemporary views. His alma mater, Bowling Green State University in Ohio, was where his development was inspired by Prof. Paul Running.
In the 1960s, while studying at Michigan State University, where he received his Master of Fine Arts degree, he became immersed in the abstract expressionist movement. DeLuca taught at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Joe Deluca’s work blends life experience & emotion onto the abstract canvas. 1, of a 3 part series, “Stuart Suite #1” is a reflection of life in color, texture & depth.
Joe DeLuca’s Stuart Suite is a four-part series. This is “Stuart Suite #2.”
Joe DeLuca packs a lot of original art into a fairly small work. This is “Stuart Suite #3” and we love the imagination that went into it — and how it piques our imaginations as well.
Sometimes it feels random to classify Joe DeLuca’s original art as “abstract,” because it is easy to see so many things in it. This is “Stuart Suite #4,” the last of this 4 part series.
Joe DeLuca’s White Gold is a three-dimensional mixed media wonder that reveals more each time you look at it
Joe DeLuca works his magic with colors and textures in “Yellow Gold,” an original mixed media abstract artwork.