Friday, December 27, 2019

Lori Cozen-Geller at Oeno Gallery


Lori Cozen-Geller, Synchrony, 2016, automotive paint on wood and laminate, 9 x 3 x 2 inches


Lori Cozen-Geller at Oeno Gallery


Lori Cozen-Geller grew up in Los Angeles, California, and received a BA from the University of Southern California. She has maintained an active exhibition schedule since 2004 and works from a studio in Venice, CA.

Lori Cozen-Geller, Foundations, Yellow, 2015, automotive paint on wood and laminate, 28 x 124.5 x 4.25 inches

Cozen-Geller’s geometric wall sculptures at Oeno Gallery are smooth surfaced and glossy or matte. Her dramatic and structurally precise forms in wood are coated in eye-popping, solid colours or rendered in polished stainless steel. Through a post-minimalist aesthetic, the artist explores the qualities of emotion in material form.

Lori Cozen-Geller, Change, 2019, polished stainless steel, 60 x 60 x 6 inches

“This process is a kinetic one for me. It is a journey that begins with a feeling, evolves into a powerful emotion and is then transformed into art.” ~Lori Cozen-Geller. The artist's sought after artworks are held in corporate and private collections. Explore the works of Lori Cozen-Geller at Oeno Gallery here.
www.oenogallery.com

Oeno Gallery
2274 County Road 1
Bloomfield,
Prince Edward County
Ontario, K0K 1G0
Canada

Phone: (613) 393-2216
www.oenogallery.com
info@oenogallery.com

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

“Dog Artist” Skip Hartzell Creates Art Inspired By Man’s Best Friend

For Skip Hartzell, known locally as “the dog artist,” inspiration comes in the form of a morning walk—accompanied by a furry friend. The act of making art is one of benevolence for Hartzell, and also his dog art sells. He is a longtime supporter of no-kill animal rescues and donates proceeds from the sale of his artworks to animal-rescue, no kill shelters.

‘Raw Dog #1’, Mixed materials with Burlap and Concrete, 75 x 45 x 35 Inches

“Dogs are always in the moment. Although nothing in life has held my attention longer or has been more fascinating to me than dogs, my work is about much more than that. It is about form, movement, color and texture. The dogs are a recognizable common denominator that allows me to communicate my joy of living, passions and sentiments,” explained Skip Hartzell.

Skip Hartzell in his art studio

The artist creates large paintings and works on paper that capture the essence of “dog”. He is best known for his unique sculptures recognized immediately by their distinct form and style that only Hartzell can produce. His painterly expression captures each dog’s own personality with beautiful textures, line and brush strokes using mixed media to bring each dog to life.

‘Bosco’, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 48 Inches

Whether he’s painting or sculpting, Hartzell’s dogs have a wonderful quality of friendliness about them, and it’s hard to keep yourself from reaching out to touch. And that’s perfectly okay with Hartzell. He’s never been one to place a rope around his artwork.

‘Golden’, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 60 Inches

“The texture is so important because the tactile experience of sculpture is so primal for me,” he says. “You grab with your hands and just start to mush things together and get your fingers on the materials, and there is just such a richness to the feel.” He says whenever he’s doing a show, he is quick to hand his sculptures to the patrons so they can enjoy the feeling, too. And whether it’s paint on canvas or sculpture, the texture is one of the most captivating and inviting parts of experiencing his artwork. Hartzell may not set out to mimic the look of someone’s beloved pet, but he says his sculptures and paintings often evoke a fond memory of a furry family member.

The Cultural Council of Palm Beach County ‘Reimagine’​ Exhibition
Featuring Skip Hartzell’s work in Paws & Claws: Animals in Art, 2019

The artist has held numerous solo exhibitions at notable art galleries and prestigious art fairs such as Art Palm Beach, A.E. Backus Museum, ArtHouse 429, Paul Fisher Gallery, Aqua Art Fair during Art Basel Miami Beach and many more.

‘Swimmer #2’, Flashe on Canvas, 72 x 72 Inches

“If you love dogs, you are going to love Skip Hartzell’s soulful pieces. His work is representative of caricature features of dogs,” said J. Marshall Adams, the executive director of the A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery in Historic Downtown Fort Pierce where Hartzell has held exhibitions. For sales, commissions, general inquiries or future show information, email: skipperhartzell@yahoo.com / visit www.skiphartzell.com

#CallForArtists: SaveArtSpace presents Your Art Los Angeles

SaveArtSpace Will Be Transforming Advertising Spaces Into Public Art In Los Angeles. All Artists Nationwide (Including Puerto Rico And US Territories) Are Encouraged To Submit. 

Submit Now For Your Opportunity To Have Your Art Displayed On Advertisement Space In Los Angeles.

Deadline to Submit: January 15, 2020
Local Community Curator: Parker Day
- Each artist is encouraged to submit up to ten (10) images. $10 per image.
- We will announce the selected artist via social media and email.
- There is a 2 to 6-week turnaround time for notification and installation after each deadline.

Monday, November 25, 2019

Artist Robin Babitt Combines Her Passion For Art & Cooking With Recipes For Each Art Piece!

Artist Robin Babitt from Delray Beach creates art that is colorful and fun, making the ultimate "conversation pieces" with a twist. Robin combines her passion for art and cooking into her artwork, each painting has it's own authentic recipe.

‘Broccoli Gnocchin’, 20″ x 20″ Unframed, Acrylic on Canvas
Original is Framed: 21.5″ x 21.5″ in a White Lacquer Floating Frame

South Florida artist Robin Babitt has always seen life in color, "Letters are different shades of colors. Numbers are primary colors. In elementary school I saw the alphabet above the black chalkboard as a rainbow. Art class was my ally, and algebra my adversary. I thought everyone saw the alphabet as I did until I learned of a phenomenon that identified me.

‘Pineapple Upside Down’, 16″ x 16″ Unframed, Acrylic on Canvas
Original is Framed: 17.5″ x 17.5″ in a Black Lacquer Floating Frame

I have been described as unique, colorful and animated and I could not tell you why," explained the artist. This phenonmenon is known as Synesthesia, and it can involve any of the senses. The most common form, colored letters and numbers, occurs when someone always sees a certain color in response to a certain letter of the alphabet or number. Welcome to the vibrant and exciting world of Robin Babitt!

‘Chckn & Dmplns’, 30″ x 24″, Acrylic on Canvas

The artist's work reaffirms her feeling that we all have the desire to create, interact, with a pinch of fun and a dash of humor. Robin's medium is acrylic on canvas. Giclees and prints are available, and all paintings are accompanied by authentic recipes. Her Bon Art-Petit Recipe/Art Book is presently in production.

‘Fonduzzi’, 24″ x 30″ Unframed, Acrylic on Canvas
Original is Framed: 25.5″ x 31.5″

For more information about this fascinating artist, for sales, commissions, upcoming shows or general information visit: www.robinbabitt.com. The artist will be exhibiting with Artblend Gallery at Spectrum Miami Art Fair, Booth #720, December 4-8, 2019 at Mana Wynwood during Art Basel Miami Week. Check out artist Robin Babitt's video during Spectrum Miami Art Fair 2018 for more insight about this incredible artist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2-5kdc3rnY&feature=emb_title

Sunday, November 24, 2019

South Florida Artist Skip Hartzell Creates Unique Art Inspired by Man's Best Friend

South Florida artist Skip Hartzell creates large paintings and works on paper that capture the essence of “dog”. His work is inspired by man’s best friend, and he is best known for his unique sculptures recognized immediately by their distinct form and style only Hartzell can produce.

Skip Hartzell with his dogs in his art studio

His inspiration comes in the form of a morning walk, accompanied by a furry friend. The canine-inspired artworks that he creates are figments of his artistic imagination and creative vision. Hartzell creates directly from his emotions and instincts, his work is inspired by dogs of all shapes, sizes and varieties.

‘Dogs of the Apocalypse’, Oil and Flashe on Canvas, 48 x 48 Inches

“Dogs are always in the moment. Although nothing in life has held my attention longer or has been more fascinating to me than dogs, my work is about much more than that. It is about form, movement, color and texture. The dogs are a recognizable common denominator that allows me to communicate my joy of living, passions and sentiments,” explained Skip Hartzell.

Happy Skip Hartzell Collectors

The artist has held numerous solo exhibitions at notable art galleries and prestigious art fairs such as Art Palm Beach, A.E. Backus Museum, ArtHouse 429, Paul Fisher GalleryAqua Art Fair during Art Basel Miami Beach and many more.

'Swimmer No.1', Flashe on Canvas, 72×72 Inches

Skip Hartzell is a longtime supporter of no-kill animal rescues and donates proceeds from the sale of his artworks to animal-rescue, no kill shelters. For sales, commissions, general inquiries or future show information, email: skipperhartzell@yahoo.com / visit www.skiphartzell.com

Progressive Art Brunch

Enjoy light brunch fare and experience contemporary art in a curated setting on Sunday, December 1st from 11am – 4pm. Conceived by Mindy Solomon, Progressive Art Brunch brings together participating galleries several Sundays throughout the year. The event highlights the current programming at each venue and enables visitors a more intimate look at the exhibitions on view. The galleries are located in the Performing Arts, Little Haiti and Little River Arts Districts. Open to the Public.


During this December brunch, enjoy wine selections from Rioja, Spain’s finest wine region, featuring a tasting of a different Rioja winery at each gallery paired with light tapas and contemporary art in a curated setting. Twelve art galleries will open together for a Progressive Art Brunch — join Bill Brady Miami, The Bonnier Gallery, Dot Fiftyone Gallery, Emerson Dorsch, Fabien Castanier Gallery, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Pan American Projects, Piero Atchugarry Gallery, Tile Blush, N’Namdi Contemporary, and Spinello Projects for an afternoon of gastronomic and creative nourishment. Capitalizing on the Sunday brunch concept, the twelve galleries will offer a separate dish at each location that will run simultaneously throughout the day. Facilitated by the creative voices of the galleries involved, the event will highlight the current programming at each venue and enable visitors a more intimate look at the exhibitions on view.

For your convenience, a shuttle bus will be provided to take you to along the crawl route, making loops throughout the day.

Emerson Dorsch presents Exhibition opening: Mette Tommerup’s Love, Ur


Experience the Opening Reception of Mette Tommerup’s newest immersive exhibition ‘Love, Ur‘ at Emerson Dorsch on Friday, November 29th from 2-4pm, which according to Eleanor Heartney, who wrote the brochure essay, is a “psychologically charged space that evokes the primal and often inchoate sensations that linger just beneath our rational consciousness. This exhibition is on view through January 18, 2020.


Image: Mette Tommerup’s Interactive Installation of stretched and unstretched canvases, 2019. Photo Credit and Courtesy: Emerson Dorsch.

The Magnificent Outdoor Sculpture Garden At Oeno Gallery


Just east of Toronto, Oeno Gallery has dedicated itself to a contemporary reinterpretation of the English landscape movement. This contemporary gallery is situated amidst pinot noir vines in a burgeoning wine region that Time Magazine declared to be one of the top 50 places in the world to visit. The only Canadian destination to make that list, Prince Edward County is gaining international fame for its stunning landscapes, award-winning wines, and most recently, as a mecca for art lovers.

Full Tilt Blue Maquette by Shayne Dark, 2019. Wood and Acrylic, 51 x 36 x 31 Inches

Designed in 2010 by Oeno Gallery owner Carlyn Moulton and landscape architect Drew McCandlish, this garden is now one of the largest private retail sculpture attractions in North America. Over 40,000 visitors arrive each season — whether by private plane, the helipad next to the garden, by train or by car — to enjoy over 70 outdoor sculptures installed by wild grasses, ponds, butterfly gardens, maples and curved garden beds brimming with purple sage and lavender.

‘Zephyr’ (2019), by Jeremy Guy. Smooth surfaced, black granite flecked almost imperceptibly with copper and white has been engineered into an elegant ribbon in tangible contrast to its weight. This work has a steel substructure and sits on an aluminum base. 27.5 × 36 × 12 Inches

Oeno’s outdoor gallery also includes the elegant, engineered stone abstract sculptures by British-born Jeremy Guy. The influence of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore is evident in Zephyr, a 9 foot wide, black granite homage to the west wind. This graceful work and others by Guy are now installed in private residential and commercial grounds in Sarasota, Scarsdale, Sri Lanka, Singapore and Toronto.

Marc Plamondon’s ‘Chute des Cubes’, current production. Impossibly balanced, these three white cubes form one monolithic outdoor structure. At night the sides of the cubes appear as free-floating diamonds. This is powder-coated white stainless steel.

Sculptures from Oeno’s gardens now grace private gardens near Toronto, Los Angeles, Houston, New York, London, Hong Kong, Columbo, Sydney and Stockholm. Recent public installations have included golf courses, condominium plazas, malls, parks, and botanical gardens in many North American locations from Vancouver to Las Vegas. The gallery has a full-time team of professionals crating and packing shipping containers with sculptures ranging in size, up to several tons. Drone footage of the garden https://youtu.be/HxxbVHcfKJw reveals the range of abstract and figurative work available.

Shayne Dark’s ‘Glacial Series: Drop Stones 1, 2 & 3’, (2015). This large scale outdoor installation consists of three hollow, polygonal steel boulders called Drop Stones that have a rusted, weathered patina. The works represent erratic, geometric stones shaped and carried often hundreds of kilometers by glacial ice.

Shayne Dark’s contemporary steel sculptures in eye-popping colors have proven perfect for many locations. Tableau Condominiums, Toronto, commissioned Dark to create a neon yellow, site specific work from the artist’s Entangled series. Another from this series, his Yves Klein blue Tanglewood (2015) was purchased by the Albright Knox Gallery for its gardens following its exhibition at Art Basel. And his saturated blue Entangled, a private acquisition, was lifted by crane into the gardens of a collector’s Toronto estate in 2018. Just last year, he was invited to be artist in residence at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, where his large Glacial Drop Stone sculpture was exhibited. Dark’s work can now be seen in Czechoslovakia, California, Calgary, Chicago, and Toronto.

Floyd Elzinga’s ‘Unzip the Earth’, by commission. Unzip the Earth is a playful, outdoor sculptural installation consisting of a polished and reflective steel zipper handle and concrete brick teeth that give the illusion of unzipping the hillside. This outdoor artwork is available by commission only which may take up to 3 or more months to complete. Pictured here is the artist’s proof. Measurements of Zipper sculpture only as in pictured installation: 27 h x 48 w x 31 d Inches.

Oeno Gallery has worked with the art placement firm, the Gateway Foundation, in the acquisition of Floyd Elzinga’s Unzip the Earth, for a public park in St. Louis, MO. Another edition of this playful, Pop art-inspired stainless steel sculpture was shipped to a private collector in Portugal.

Carole Feuerman’s ‘Miniature Brooke with Beach Ball 14/38’, (2018). Rendered in hyper-realistic detail – from mink hair eyelashes to simulated drops of water on ultra smooth skin – the upper body of a female swimmer emerges to float on a multi-colored beach ball. This work by American sculptor Carole Feuerman is number 14 in an edition of 38.

Oeno is now representing the exciting work of New York sculptor Carole Feuerman. Known for her hyperrealist sculptures of swimmers, Feuerman creates indoor and outdoor pieces in a variety of media. Her outdoor work includes the monumental bronze Golden Mean, owned by the City of Peekskill, NY.

Anne O’Callaghan’s ‘Urn’, (2018). Poetic and playful, this stainless steel and tempered glass outdoor urn reflects the environment and the changing light of day. Installed next to pond or river, the glass of the amphora shape creates the illusion that it is filling and emptying with water as the sun sets. This sculpture can be created in three sizes and is limited to an edition of 20. Constructed in polished stainless steel, and heavy duty tempered glass, it has been installed in high wind conditions, winter with ice and snow, and high heat situations and has remained totally stable.

New works are installed in the garden every spring, but work is commissioned, sold and shipped throughout the year. Oeno’s love of sculpture is also reflected in their interior exhibitions, where work in glass, steel, clay, wood and other media are exhibited throughout the year. The gallery has a team of experienced art and logistics consultants ready to assist landscape architects, designers and clients to make the process goes smoothly. Oeno Gallery offers complimentary shipping to North American destinations, and work ships to the US duty and tax exempt. Just another one of Canada’s best kept secrets.

‘Scarlet Cup’ (2019), by Fiona Ackerman. Acrylic and Oil on Canvas. 48 × 36 Inches.

Oeno Gallery's current show Botanical is a solo exhibition featuring the work of Fiona Ackerman. Inspired by the narratives and botanical drawings of Canadian pioneers Suzanna Moodie and her sister Catharine Parr Traill, Fiona Ackerman has created a series paintings that re-imagine nature. In her work, Ackerman re-interprets the taxonomy of flora, overlapping bold shapes with colourful flowers and stems, seeds and fruit. The exhibition is on view through December 9, 2019.

Oeno Gallery is located at 2274 County Road 1, in Bloomfield / Prince Edward County, Ontario, K0K 1G0 Canada.

Phone: (613) 393-2216
www.oenogallery.com
info@oenogallery.com

Friday, October 25, 2019

If his charcoal drawings, oil paintings and four-legged sculptures aren't enough of a hint, yes, Skip Hartzell is nuts about dogs

South Florida artist Skip Hartzell creates large paintings and works on paper that capture the essence of “dog”. His work is inspired by man’s best friend, and he is best known for his unique sculptures recognized immediately by their distinct form and style only Hartzell can produce.

Skip Hartzell Exhibition in West Palm Beach, Florida

His inspiration comes in the form of a morning walk, accompanied by a furry friend. The canine-inspired artworks that he creates are figments of his artistic imagination and creative vision. Hartzell creates directly from his emotions and instincts, his work is inspired by dogs of all shapes, sizes and varieties.

Skip Hartzell’s ‘Dog No.50’, Paper, Concrete and Resin, 13 x 6.5 Inches

“Dogs are always in the moment. Although nothing in life has held my attention longer or has been more fascinating to me than dogs, my work is about much more than that. It is about form, movement, color and texture. The dogs are a recognizable common denominator that allows me to communicate my joy of living, passions and sentiments,” explained Skip Hartzell.

Skip Hartzell’s ‘Toy Four’ (2018), Oil on Canvas, 60 x 48 Inches

“If you love dogs, you are going to love Skip Hartzell’s soulful pieces. His work is representative of caricature features of dogs,” said J. Marshall Adams, the executive director of the A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery in Historic Downtown Fort Pierce where Hartzell has held exhibitions.

Skip Hartzell's art studio in Port Saint Lucie, Florida

Hartzell’s art studio is crawling with canine-based works. Whether he’s painting or sculpting, Hartzell’s dogs have a wonderful quality of friendliness about them, and it’s hard to keep yourself from reaching out to touch. And that’s perfectly okay with Hartzell. He’s never been one to place a rope around his artwork.

Skip Hartzell in his art studio with his dogs

“The texture is so important because the tactile experience of sculpture is so primal for me,” he says. “You grab with your hands and just start to mush things together and get your fingers on the materials, and there is just such a richness to the feel.” He says whenever he’s doing a show, he is quick to hand his sculptures to the patrons so they can enjoy the feeling, too. And whether it’s paint on canvas or sculpture, the texture is one of the most captivating and inviting parts of experiencing his artwork. Hartzell may not set out to mimic the look of someone’s beloved pet, but he says his sculptures and paintings often evoke a fond memory of a furry family member.

Skip Hartzell’s ‘Golden’, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 60 Inches

The artist has held numerous solo exhibitions at notable art galleries and prestigious art fairs such as Art Palm BeachA.E. Backus Museum, ArtHouse 429, Paul Fisher GalleryAqua Art Fair during Art Basel Miami Beach and many more.


Skip Hartzell exhibition in Miami Beach at Aqua Art Fair during Miami Art Week

Skip Hartzell is a longtime supporter of no-kill animal rescues and donates proceeds from the sale of his artworks to animal-rescue, no kill shelters. For sales, commissions, general inquiries or future show information, email: skipperhartzell@yahoo.com / visit www.skiphartzell.com

Mindy Solomon Gallery: Hidden Hour

Nicole Cherubini, Future Perfect

Experience the Opening Reception of Hidden Hour at Mindy Solomon Gallery on Friday, October 25th from 6 – 9pm in the Little River Arts District. Hidden Hour features Pam Lins, Nicole Cherubini, Rubens Ghenov, Amy Pleasant, Craig Drennen, Adam Milner, Shai Yehezkelli. Curated by Linda Lopez and Marc Mitchell. This exhibition features seven artists whose work invokes various notions of “collecting.” This exhibition is on view through November 23, 2019. This Event is Free & Open to the Public. See more here: http://www.themiamiartscene.com/event/mindy-solomon-gallery-hidden-hour/

Storefront Art Studio in Downtown Hollywood, the Gallery and Studio Space of Brian Gefen & Jill Weisberg

Storefront Art Studio presents Ideal Situation exhibition from October 19 – December 22, 2019. IDEAL SITUATION is a dual exhibition of Brian Gefen and Jill Weisberg, this collaboration is a culmination of current social and political situations. Using vintage printed materials, pop-culture iconography and a vibrant color palette, Gefen and Weisberg communicate their views in different ways both using a mixed-media approach.


Ideal Situation exhibition opening reception on Thursday, October 24th from 7-10pm


Gefen uses pop culture to illustrate how society puts priorities on entertainment, not factual information. Weisberg’s intention is to show how feminism has been commodified for profit by using advertisements from vintage women’s magazines. Both artists’ work are a treat for the eyes, encouraging the viewer to look deeper into the works and find meaning.


Close-up of one of artist Jill Weisberg’s pieces in Ideal Situation


Storefront Art Studio is an exhibition space in the heart of Downtown Hollywood, Florida and the working studios of local artists Jill Weisberg and Brian Gefen. It is a dedicated site for artists and creatives to showcase their work in an environment that melds seamlessly with the traditional architecture of Downtown Hollywood, while also being a rallying point for cultural events and vibrant social interaction.


‘So Close to the Frame’ Digital image, 2019


Brian Gefen received his Bachelor’s in Fine Art from Ai Miami International University of Art and Design in 2007 and Master’s in Painting from the University of Miami in 2011. His style is very diverse, ranging from abstracted digital photography to metaphorical figurative painting. As a working artist, Gefen’s goal is to be a creative individual who pushes boundaries by defying genres and constantly looks for new types of media and materials to work with.


‘Move with it’ Digital Archive Print, 2018


Gefen’s work is publicly collected by the NSU Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale and has been included in a variety of group shows in South Florida since 2005. These exhibitions include Exposed, Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, FL in 2017, Wrestling the Snake: Open Season in Political Art, The Projects at FAT Village, Fort Lauderdale, FL, curated by Leah Brown and Peter Symons in 2016, 100 + Degrees In The Shade, Laundromat Art Space, Miami, FL, curated by Jane Hart in 2015; Smash & Grab (15th anniversary) at Locust Projects, Miami, Florida in 2013 and Home: Dream Home at Praxis International Art, Miami, Florida, curated by Grela Orihuela in 2011.


‘She Comes First’Exterior, type-based public art installation by Jill Weisberg
Located at Christian Louboutin in the Miami Design District


Jill Weisberg received both her BFA and MFA in Graphic Design from Florida Atlantic University in 1994 and 2010, respectively. She was awarded a Creative Investment Program Grant from the Broward County Cultural Division for ‘She Comes First‘, an exterior, type-based public art installation. Most recently, Weisberg’s work was featured at FAIR: an all-female, alternative, non-commercial art fair presented by Spinello Projects at the Brickell City Centre in Miami, Florida.


Close-up of one of artist Jill Weisberg’s pieces in Ideal Situation


Other exhibitions include Locust Projects (Miami), Design Sublime (Miami), Bailey Contemporary Arts (Pompano Beach, Florida), Girls’ Club (Fort Lauderdale), the Truman State University Gallery (Kirksville, Missouri) and Gallery RFD (Swainsboro, Georgia). Weisberg is the curator and project manager of the Community Redevelopment Agency of Hollywood’s Downtown Hollywood Mural Project, a contemporary exterior mural project. With more than 20 murals and counting, the award-winning DHMP is the largest walkable mural project in Broward County and features renowned local, national and international artists.


Brian Gefen’s, ‘Earth Movers at the Beach’, 40” X 30.75”
Wood, screws, glass, nails, fabric string, acrylic paint, markers, latex paint and archival inkjet print


Storefront Art Studio showcases two open platforms that flank the entrance to the space, these exhibition walls can be viewed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Once inside, viewers and visitors become a part of the current exhibitions, themselves, integrated into a dynamic community environment with locally-driven programming.


Detail of Jill Weisberg’s ‘Holowsexual’


Art exhibitions and events can be staged at Storefront, for details please email: hello@storefrontartstudio.com / Hours are by appointment only. The upcoming exhibition, IDEAL SITUATION, will be on view from October 19th through December 22nd, 2019. For more information visit www.storefrontartstudio.com