Adrian Serrano was born in Caracas Venezuela on March 5, 1930, where he resides to this day. Mr. Serrano first studied drawing and painting as an apprentice to the master’s Gregorio Garcia and Manuel Serrano (his father). He then furthered his education and spent three years studying at the Cristobal Rojas School of Art in Caracas. Adrian Serrano is distinguished by the inclusion of his work in the permanent collections of Museums and institutions worldwide. Mr. Serrano’s work hangs in the Venezuelan Congress and in the National Ministry of Education in Caracas. His is also included in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in Merida.

His list of Exhibitions, Awards, and Collections, is so extensive that multiple separate lists are available for review should you like to know more. The art of Serrano celebrates the lives of the working class and captures the environment of the people. His work is a pictorial exploration of Spanish culture. In 1997 Adrian was honored by Mexico and was named Painter of the year by the National Council for the Arts. A painter for the past 50 years, Mr. Serrano is recognized through out the America’s as an influential and important figural painter of the 20th century.