Anthony Liggins
Miami-based artist Anthony Liggins finds joy and freedom in making art that creates a personal connection with people who share his passion for life. His body of work includes abstract expressionist paintings, mixed media work, and sculpture. An artist with global reach and appeal, Liggins has been creating artwork for over two decades and has held 13 major group museum showings in the US and Europe and exhibitions at some of the most highly regarded venues including the Smithsonian Institute, the US Department of State Show, Longmont Museum, the Michener Art Museum and, most recently, the Tubman Museum in Georgia. In November of 2019, Liggins launched a new gallery concept in Hamburg, Germany called Kiss Bang Art Studios. In Southeast Florida, he is represented by Gallery 88 Miami, where his paintings and sculptures are regularly exhibited.
Known for his bold use of color and layered textures, Miami-based contemporary artist Anthony Liggins creates abstract paintings and sculptures that merge global influences with a sense of spiritual reflection. His work often begins in layers of paint, fabric, and found materials that evolve into dynamic surfaces of movement and stillness. Whether through the polished chrome of his sculptural series or the meditative patterns in his canvases, Liggins invites viewers into a dialogue of energy, emotion, and connection.
Liggins’ artwork speaks to a wide audience and is collected by professional athletes, musicians, and actors. Among his notable collectors are athletes Khalil Mack and Kareem Jackson, singer Marc Anthony, and actors Jennifer Lawrence, Angela Bassett, and Halle Berry. Miami-based artist Anthony Liggins has also had his work featured in numerous design and architecture publications and TV shows, as well as feature films such as Oprah’s Queen Sugar and Tyler Perry Studios’ Good Deeds. Beyond the studio, Liggins supports various philanthropic organizations and events, most recently participating in the live auction for the 2019 Icon Awards honoring Al Pacino, Quincy Jones, and Evander Holyfield. He is also the author of the award-winning look book Art is Love, Love is an Art and was featured on the cover of Brickell Magazine’s September/October “Miami Chic” editorial.