James Nocito received his BA in Art from Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, and did graduate work at Columbia University, New York City. His paintings have been widely exhibited in the United States and Canada in such formats as Littlejohn-Smith Gallery, Chuck Levitan Gallery (both in New York City), Del Bello Gallery, Toronto, The Society of American Artists, Santa Fe, and the Athenaeum, La Jolla. His illustrations have appeared in many publications including the Los Angeles Times Book Review, How Magazine and Sand Diego Home/Garden Magazine. The fabric designs he creates have been included in the collections of Donna Karan, Joseph Abboud and Ann Klein, as well as the private label collections of Barneys, Henri Bendel and Bergdorf Goodman. His book FOUND LIVES: A COLLECTION OF FOUND PHOTOGRAPHS was published in 1998 by Gibbs Smith Publishers.

James Nocito a obtenu un baccalauréat en arts de l’Université Carnegie-Mellon à Pittsburgh et a poursuivi des études supérieures à l’Université Columbia, à New York. Ses peintures ont été largement exposées aux États-Unis et au Canada, notamment dans des galeries telles que Littlejohn-Smith Gallery, Chuck Levitan Gallery (toutes deux à New York), Del Bello Gallery à Toronto, la Society of American Artists à Santa Fe, et l’Athenaeum à La Jolla.

Ses illustrations ont été publiées dans de nombreux médias, dont le Los Angeles Times Book Review, How Magazine et San Diego Home/Garden Magazine. Les designs textiles qu’il crée ont été intégrés aux collections de Donna Karan, Joseph Abboud et Ann Klein, ainsi qu’aux collections maison de Barneys, Henri Bendel et Bergdorf Goodman.

Son livre FOUND LIVES : A Collection of Found Photographs a été publié en 1998 par Gibbs Smith Publishers.