Tonia Erbino

Tonia Erbino was born in New York in 1974. Since her childhood her artistic "vocation" has become evident. He graduated with excellent grades from the Liceo Artistico of Naples and completed his artistic education by graduating at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples with the highest grade (110 with honors).
Since she was very young, she has participated in numerous collective and personal exhibitions.
He obtained master's and specialization courses in the history of art and in art education.
In 2000 he exceeds, with excellent grades, the national professorship for teaching art and image and drawing and the history of art and follows the qualification for the teaching of the pictorial disciplines in the artistic high schools.

S.S. artistic high school Apostles of Naples
Academy of Fine Arts of Naples

In 1994, Tonia created the set for the musical show "Musica al Museo" for the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, in collaboration with the educational section of the Superintendency of Naples and Caserta; in 1995 she was selected with 15 other artists to participate in a collective exhibition of painting and sculpture at the Aurora Art Gallery in Scafati, with the sponsorship of the Municipality of Scafati (Salerno). In 1995 she developed and created the staging of the exhibition "Naples, a city in the cinema" at the University Library of Naples - Ministry of Cultural and Environmental Heritage; in 1995 she was selected, along with 11 other students from the Academy of Fine Arts of Naples, to participate in the art residence "Don't stop the colors of the mountain" that sees her involved in a 7-day non-stop pictorial action, in Rivisondoli, Abruzzo; in 1996 she was selected among the artists of the Academy of Fine Arts of Naples to participate in the art residence "Nel blu painted blue", a no-stop pictorial action lasting seven days, on the occasion of the international gathering of hot air balloons. Monteforte Fragneto; in 1997 is among the four participants in the exhibition " Alta, Bassa Marea ", collective exhibition of p...