Past Exhibitions
A look back at the work that’s lived on our walls. We strive to highlight work from our local community.
Alejandro Pinzón
Alejandro reflects his surroundings, memories, experiences, and the traditions of provincial Colombia in his work. Since relocating to New York, his recent pieces reflect a dialogue between his Colombian origins and the energy of urban life in the United States. Through colorful strokes and imaginative forms, his purpose is to interact with the audience directly, inviting viewers to become active participants in his world.
Born in Charalá, Santander, Colombia, Alejandro Pinzón is a visual artist and painter whose work is framed within Modern Naïf. With over four decades dedicated to this style, he has built a unique visual language where color, memory, and daily life intertwine with contemporary freshness. His work has been featured in major New York art venues.
Rebecca “Bex” Law : Creatures Among Us
BEX is a mixed-media artist, photographer, and designer. Her current passion is creating wall art with charming creatures made from once-loved jewelry, textiles, and found treasures.
The Creatures Among Us Collection celebrates the quirky imagination of childhood art. Each original one-of-a-kind portrait provides a glimpse into the characters’ personalities and hints about the world of their human companions.
Learn more about BEX at her website: https://beximages.com/
Mariya Ibragimova
Mariya is a self taught Queer artist with a background in fashion design, based in queens, New york. Her work is inspired by art, fashion and street culture, blending bold color platettes with a whimsical, other worldy sensibility.
Through imagined characters and expressive forms, mariya explores individuality, imperfection, and the beauty of existing outside of expecation. Her work holds space for passion,queer joy, softness and pain-often all at once.
BRAG was created using a part of her last name as a way to reclaim her identity and self-expression. Through BRAG,Mariya creates work that celebrates difference, softness, and the freedom to exist fully and unapologetically.
