Work in Fresco, Bond Hall, University of Notre Dame, Aug.–Sept. 2010
Imitate, Emulate, Invent; one-person exhibit at Norfolk Academy, Virginia, Oct.–Dec. 2009
Palladio & American Classicism, traveling exhibit organized by the ICA&CA, Fall 2008
New Palladians, London, Fall 2008
Plein air paintings from Rome, summer 2006 and spring 2005, with Mia Weiner, at the following venues:
East Side Antiques and Fine Art fair, New York, October 2006
Chaiwalla Tea Room, Salisbury, CT, December 2006

Three Generations of Classical Architects, Snite Museum of Art, Univ. of Notre Dame, Oct. 2005

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FINE ART | DESIGN
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David Mayernik is uniquely recognized in the contemporary renaissance as both a classical artist and architect. He is one of the most decorated classical architects of his generation, a winner of the Gabriel Prize, Fellow of the American Academy in Rome and the RSA, and Palladio Award winner from Traditional Building magazine. With then partner Thomas N. Rajkovich he won the International Competition for the Minnesota State Capitol Grounds, a project awarded an Arthur Ross Award from Classical America. In 1995 he was named to the decennial list of the top 40 architects in the US under 40.

As a classical artist David Mayernik has exhibited his work in numerous shows in the United States and with Lucy Campbell in London. He has executed in situ frescoes for churches in Switzerland and Italy, and for the buildings he has designed for TASIS Switzerland. His drawings and paintings have been published in American Artist magazine.

His long time study of the classical tradition has informed his research into the art and architecture of the Renaissance and Baroque, which he has published in various books and journals.