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Bella Pieroni studied Fine Art at Southport and Liverpool Colleges of Art. Focusing on painting and lithography, Bella’s studies led to her obtaining a National Diploma in Design and an Art Teaching Degree.  Bella then spent three years as Head of the Art Department in a school in Bristol, after which she moved to London and worked for the next ten years in design. It was then that Bella feels her real education began, under the tutelage of Antonia Black. By the mid-90s she had discovered the work of the enigmatic visionary painter, Cecil Collins, and actively sought to study under a number of gifted teachers whom he had taught.

Bella has been exhibiting both nationally and internationally for over 20 years and her work is in collections worldwide. In 1996 she founded Pieroni Contemporary Art, a gallery space based in Richmond, West London. The gallery provides a platform for the display of work across all mediums by both young and established artists. The gallery is well established on the Art Fair circuit, participating most notably at The London Art Fair and The Affordable Art Fair.

Exhibitions include The Curzon Gallery, London – solo show; Thirteen Langton Street Gallery, London; Morgan Boyce, Marlborough; Rosvikgallery, Marlborough; The Bourne Gallery, Surrey; Pieroni Contemporary Art at Organica Home, Tunbridge Wells and Pieroni Contemporary Art in Richmond.

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