Ferdinando Ambrosino

Ferdinando Ambrosino is a painter and sculptor from Naples, in Italy. Over his long artistic career he has been successfully exhibiting his work throughout Europe, USA, and South America, generating great interest from the public and art critics alike, for his unique and original painting style and artistic projects, like the ‘Mediterranean Icons’, and the most recent ‘From Cumae to Pompeii’, inspired by the archaeological heritage of Campania region, and Southern Italy.

Among his most celebrated exhibitions are a major solo exhibition at the Chelsea Art Museum of New York, in 2009, a retrospective at the Royal Palace of Naples, in Italy, in 2005, with the patronage of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, and a solo exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of Antibes, France, in 1992.

In November 2024 the solo exhibition Ars Magistra Vitae was held at the Museo Campano in Capua, Italy. Curated by Gianpaolo Coronas and sponsored by the Campania Region, the exhibition presented thirty works created over the last twenty years of Ferdinando Ambrosino’s artistic career.

In 2020 Ferdinando Ambrosino received an award from the Mayor of Minori, a town on the Amalfi Coast in Campania region, for his cultural contributions through his various art projects and exhibitions.

In 2017 an exhibition was held at the Principle Art Gallery, in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.

In 2015 the retrospective art exhibition 'Magia di Icone Mediterranee' ('The Magic of Mediterranean Icon') was held at the PAN Museum in Naples, Italy.

In June 2014 the exhibition 'From Cumae to Pompeii – A Journey Through Time' – was held at the Naples Depot Museum, Naples, Florida, USA.

In March 2014 the exhibition 'From Cumae to Pompeii – A Journey Through Time' – was held at the Italian Institute of Culture in San Francisco, USA.

In January 2014 an exhibition was held at Palazzo Ripamonti, at the showroom of Tasselli Cashmere, Bevagna, Italy.

In 2013 the exhibition 'From Cumae to Pompeii – A Journey through Time' was held at the Reggia Borbonica of...