Gregg Liberi

Gregg Liberi is a native of Pittsburgh and one of the pioneers of iPhone and iPad drawings. Classically educated in art from an early age, he went on to graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with a BFA in Art.

He has exhibited widely in Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania as well as in Washington, D.C. at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in New York City at the Center for Book Arts, and in the 1995 Soho Biennial. His artist book, evil was not created, is a permanent part of the Museum of Modern Art's Artist Book Collection, the Fine Arts Collection of the J. Willard Marriott Library at the University of Utah, and the Frick Fine Arts Library at the University of Pittsburgh.

Gregg is also the 1994 recipient of the Eben Demarest Council Visual Arts Fellowship.

Carnegie Mellon University, BFA - Art

707 Penn Gallery • Digit(al), Gregg Liberi: iPad Drawings
Pittsburgh, Pa. • October 2012

Zombo Gallery • The iPhone Show
Pittsburgh, Pa. • November 2009

Miller Gallery • 100% Centennial: Wall to Wall CFA
Pittsburgh, Pa. • January - March 2006

City Arts Venue • Invitational Exhibition
Springfield, Ill. • June 2000

Three Rivers Art Festival • Parallel Visions • Invitational Exhibition
Pittsburgh, Pa. • June 1996

450 Broadway • Soho Biennial
New York, NY • September 1995

Frick Fine Arts • Art For Aids
Pittsburgh, Pa. • June 1995

Garfield Artworks • Art Show For the Homeless
Pittsburgh, Pa. • December 1994

Centre Gallery • Forum • Invitational Exhibition
Pittsburgh, Pa. • September 1994

Winchester Thurston Gallery
Recent Works: Deborah Barkun, Elie Charpentier, Gregg Liberi
Pittsburgh, Pa. • November 1994

Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts • Alchemy 1994 • Invitational Exhibition
New Castle, Pa. • June 1994

A View From Zenith • Alchemy 1994 • Invitational Exhibition
Pittsburgh, Pa. • 1994

Aliquippa (city-wide) • Adopting Aliquippa • Invitational Group Exhibition
Aliquippa, Pa. • June 1994

Pittsburgh Center for the Arts • 50 Years of Abstraction in Pittsburgh
Group A Juried Ex...