Gerard di Falco

Gerard (Jerry) Di Falco is a seasoned professional visual artist and printmaker with extensive experience in the art world spanning several decades. Since 1979, Gerard has exhibited artwork globally in over 450 solo and group exhibitions, with a focus on mono-printing and etching techniques. Currently serving as a Monitor and Mentor at The Center for Works on Paper at Fleisher Art Memorial, Gerard facilitates professional artists' engagement with printing presses in an Open Etching Studio. Previous roles include a Gallery Artist at The Leonardo DaVinci Art Alliance and Nexus Gallery, as well as serving as a Resident Artist at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and receiving individual artist grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the Pennsylvania State Council on the Arts. Gerard's academic contributions include teaching an art seminar at Rutgers University and serving as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Drexel University. Gerard holds a Master’s degree in Arts Administration from Drexel University and a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Fine Art from Rutgers University.