Adrian Bermeo is a New York City-born Puerto Rican-Ecuadorian visual artist. He is attributed for his gestural paintings and formative influences in graffiti, examining behaviors in human nature and identifying ancestral connections.
He has a BA in Studio Arts from Hunter College and has attended Liga de Arte, San Juan, Puerto Rico and SVA, NY, NY.
Bermeo has exhibited with Local Project Art Space, 2017; Mana Contemporary, 2019; Novado Gallery, 2020; The Queens Museum, 2020; Art House, 2021; All Street NYC, 2022; 17 Frost Gallery, 2023; Elm Foundation, 2024; The Bronx Museum, 2025 and more, with his works acquired internationally.
As an independent curator and teaching artist, he has collaborated with numerous nonprofits and museums including MoMA; Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning; Flushing Town Hall; Queens Collaborative and Local Project Art Space. He has been reviewed for his curatorial work by Hyperallergic, 2024.
photo by: Krystal Conyé