Brett Greiman

Brett Greiman, a graduate of the York Academy of Arts, is a muralist, illustrator, graphic designer, educator, and painter. Brett taught for well over a decade at Bradley Academy for the Visual Arts as an adjunct professor. He is a Pennsylvania Arts In Education artist in residence and currently works in both conventional and digital mediums in his business “Brett Greiman Design.”

Brett’s artworks can be found in both private and corporate collections including Wellspan Health, Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center, Harley Davidson, Junior Achievement of Central PA, Nixon Nature Center, Mulberry Art Studios, and York History Center where his large triptych “Civil Rights Heroes, Barrier Breakers” has been inducted into the center’s permanent collection.

His works have received much recognition over the years. 2004 Yorkfest juror and Barnes Foundation CEO Kimberly Camp awarded Brett the “Best of Show” award for the exhibit. That painting was then selected in 2006 as the featured artwork for that year’s Yorkfest. In 2002, York Mayor John Brenner awarded Brett the York Public Arts Award in recognition of his creative contributions to the York community. Several years later, he shared that recognition again with two other artists in honor of their work to revive Yorkfest. Brett has illustrated five children’s books with one of them now having worldwide sales in excess of one-half million copies and is available in two languages. Most recently, Brett was selected to be a rostered artist with The Maryland State Arts Council.

Brett is a lifelong resident of York County, PA and resides with his wife Nina, in York Township where his studio is also located. 

email: brettsart117@comcast.net

website: https://brettsart117.wixsite.com/brett-greiman

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrettGreimanDesign/

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