Brenda Cirioni

The emotionally complex idea of Home drives Brenda Cirioni to create dynamic mixed media paintings. Combining acrylic paint, fabric, wallpaper remnants and other repurposed detritus, her work explores the internal and external impact of Home on our lives. Cirioni received her education from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, MA, through both the Diploma Program and the Fifth-Year Certificate Program. Her work was recently part of a traveling Brigham Young University exhibition Beyond Structure: Representations of the American Barn. She’s exhibited Attleboro Arts Museum, Danforth Museum, deCordova Museum, Fitchburg Museum and the Berkshire Museum. Her work is in corporate collections at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Fidelity Investments in Boston, as well as other institutions across the country. She is in private collections, including the Wrigley’s family collection. Cirioni’s painting Dickson’s Hope hung in the office Governor Deval Patrick during his tenure as governor of Massachusetts. It now resides in his private collection.

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