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SUMMARY:New York\, I Love You
DESCRIPTION:New York\, I Love You: a love letter to a state that defies a single picture. \nThe New York of city blocks and country roads\, of the Hudson at dusk and the Adirondacks at dawn. ⁠ \nThis is New York in full: the glitz and the grit\, the hustle and the hush\, the overlooked and the unforgettable.⁠\n⁠\nThe bodega roses and the wildflowers growing through the guardrail on the Taconic. The street corner that changed everything and the vista that took your breath away. The New York you moved toward and the one you couldn’t leave behind.⁠ \nFourteen women and non-binary artists. Painting\, works on paper\, textiles\, and photography.⁠\n⁠\nAll work is available for purchase and made to live with.⁠\n⁠\nFeaturing work by:⁠\nAllison Belolan ⁠\nElizabeth de Bethune ⁠\nElizabeth Elder ⁠\nJi Eun Lim ⁠\nKatie Finger ⁠\nLindsey Frances Jones⁠\nKatie Goldberg⁠\nIrina Lubenskaya⁠\nMarie McNicholas⁠\nCarol Paik⁠\nAna Pedro ⁠\nRebecca Rivard⁠\nKerry Sclafani⁠\nMonica Tiulescu ⁠\n⁠\nNew York\, I Love You⁠\nOn view September 4 – November 15⁠\n⁠\nBeehive⁠\n792 Route 35\, Cross River NY⁠\n⁠\nBeehive Hours\nWednesday 11am to 5pm ⁠\nThursday 11am to 5pm ⁠\nFriday 11am to 6pm ⁠\nSaturday 10:30am to 5pm ⁠\nSunday 12pm to 4pm⁠\n⁠
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SUMMARY:Small Wonders at Loaf on Paper
DESCRIPTION:Since June 2025\, Loaf on Paper has been a cozy stationery and café space in the heart of Williamsburg\, built for calm and creativity\, a place to journal\, sip coffee\, and discover a small treasure to take home. It offers a thoughtfully curated collection of Japanese paper goods\, craft supplies\, and unique lifestyle items\, alongside specialty coffee and seasonal baked treats. Now\, in collaboration with Yellow Studio\, a community-driven art gallery and creative hub\, that spirit is moving to the walls. \n\n\nWhimsy isn’t about being silly for silliness’s sake. It’s seeing the world sideways\, finding wonder in the ordinary. As Yayoi Kusama put it: “Polka dots are fabulous.” \n\n\nThat’s the spirit we were seeking: artwork that plays\, that surprises\, that lets curiosity lead. \n\n\nAll selected artwork is original\, whimsical artwork\, 12 x 12 inches or smaller\, priced at $500 or less.  \n\n\n\nExhibition Format: This is a retail exhibition where selected artworks will be available for immediate purchase and pickup. Unlike traditional gallery shows\, this is an ongoing exhibition integrated into a retail environment. \n\n\nExhibition Dates: October 3\, 2026 to January 17\, 2027 \n\nDisplay Rotation: Accepted works may rotate in and out of display as pieces sell and new work is displayed. Not all accepted pieces will be visible at the same time.\n\nPreview and purchase artwork in Small Wonders here. In the Collections dropdown menu\, please select “Small Wonders at Loaf on Paper.” \nSelected Artists:\nChristine Aiko Beck\nAngela Antonio\nAnnabelle Arana-David\nRebecca Dunn\nLaura Barr\nJennifer Bayley\nEsther Bigfoot\nKatia Bulbenko\nJennie Carr\nMegan Cedro\nYayun Chang\nSunny Chapman\nAnn Cofta\nCarolyn Corrigan\nSarah Ehrlich\nGinny Elder\nKatie Goldberg\nEnny Han\nCedar Heffelfinger\nLaura Heit\nMariah Helms\nVanessa Irzyk\nMelissa Jenski\nNina Khatashvili\nSev Kibler\nMallory Kurkjian\nGiselle Landers\nMeghan Larimer\nAlissa Leigh\nEmily Winograd Leonard\nKim Long\nGigi Marquart\nAllison McBride\nMichelle McElroy\nEmma McGillis\nSofia Mirante\nAlanna Okun\nCarol Paik\nSmitha Piedilato\nJennifer Prevatt\nSonia Redfern\nPaulina Ree\nRamsey Rickart\nAllison Rietta\nRebecca Rivard\nCaroline Rust\nSusan Sawyers\nBonnie Sennott\nArena Shawn\nSerena Shek\nAlex Strycula\nKim Suttell\nStella Svrcek\nNicole Sylvia Javorsky\nTatyana Kievsky\nSam Ticknor\nSierra Torres\nKara Wilson\nYin Ming Wong\nHelen Ziga\n\n\nAbout Loaf on Paper\nLoaf on Paper is the sister shop of niconeco zakkaya\, nestled in the heart of Williamsburg\, Brooklyn. This cozy stationery and café space offers a thoughtfully curated collection of Japanese paper goods\, craft supplies\, and unique lifestyle items\, alongside specialty coffee and seasonal baked treats. Created by the team behind niconeco zakkaya in the East Village (established online in 2015 and brick-and-mortar in 2019)\, Loaf on Paper is designed to inspire calm and creativity—a welcoming place to journal\, sip tea\, or discover the perfect gift.\n\n  \nVenue: Loaf on Paper\n64 Grand St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11249
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception: Life Still featuring Noa Charuvi\, Allison Green\, Marie McNicholas\, Lily Morgan\, Sophie Reisz & Lindsey Cherek Waller
DESCRIPTION:The Gallery at Yellow Studio presents Life Still\, a group exhibition featuring Noa Charuvi\, Allison Green\, Marie McNicholas\, Lily Morgan\, Sophie Reisz\, and Lindsey Cherek Waller\, on view October 24 through November 29\, 2026. Bringing together painting\, sculpture\, and installation\, the exhibition approaches objects and interiors\, some of art history’s most enduring subject matter\, from a distinctly contemporary viewpoint\, nodding to the traditional format while asking what we notice and what we value. Join us for an opening reception on Sunday\, November 1\, from 4 to 6pm.  \nThese artists turn their attention to things that are easily passed by or dismissed: household wares and garments\, sequins\, discarded and mundane objects\, unfinished architectural spaces\, and a single radish or a wedge of blue cheese. Some works draw directly on history. Reisz looks to seventeenth century Dutch and Flemish still life painting\, Waller works within the traditions of still life\, and memento mori\, and Green draws on folk textile practices such as quilting\, embroidery\, and dressmaking. Others extend the idea of still life into new territory\, from Charuvi’s paintings of architectural sites and interiors to McNicholas’s juxtapositions of discarded objects and nature to Morgan’s accumulations of reflective\, synthetic materials. In their hands\, an overlooked object or an empty interior becomes a way into larger questions about memory\, value\, and how we relate to one another. \nPlease RSVP to the opening reception below. All are welcome to join us in celebrating the Artists and supporting our creative community.  \n  \nAbout the Artists \nNoa Charuvi is a visual artist based in Brooklyn\, NY\, with an M.F.A. in Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts and a B.F.A. from the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem. Her work has been exhibited internationally at venues including The Bronx Museum of the Arts\, the Haifa Museum of Art\, and the Mishkan Museum of Art\, and her paintings appear in “Landscape Painting Now\,” published by D.A.P. and Thames & Hudson. She received a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant in 2018 and has attended residencies including Art Omi\, Yaddo\, and the Keyholder Residency at the Lower East Side Printshop. \nAllison Green grew up in rural Vermont\, was taught traditional fiber craft from an early age\, and holds a BA with honors in art history from Skidmore College. She came to New York in 2016 to build costumes for Broadway\, including Phantom of the Opera\, Hamilton\, and Moulin Rouge\, and has worked as a costume and prop artist for Sesame Street since 2022\, earning an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Costume Design and Styling in 2025. She received a Support for Artists grant from the New York State Council on the Arts for 2025 to 2026 and has been an Artist in Residence at Byrdcliffe Artist Colony\, Art on the Block\, School of Visual Arts\, and The Vermont Studio Center. \nMarie McNicholas is a painter and muralist based in Mamaroneck\, New York\, where she has been a resident for over 25 years. She paints large-scale murals and portraits\, working frequently in acrylic on wood panel\, linen\, and board. Her work has been featured in regional exhibitions across Westchester County\, including Shared Visions and exhibits at ArtsWestchester’s The Arts Exchange. \nLily Morgan is a Connecticut-based artist and educator working primarily in oil painting\, with a focus on the careful observation of everyday objects that are overlooked\, decorative\, or culturally dismissed. She received her B.S. in Art Education from Messiah College and her M.A. in Studio Practice at Teachers College\, Columbia University\, and is a full-time high school art teacher in Connecticut. She was a resident artist at The Norwalk Art Space from 2022 to 2023\, and her work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions throughout Connecticut and the surrounding region. \nSophie Reisz is a New York-based oil painter whose work explores the beauty and quiet drama of everyday objects\, drawing on the visual language of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish still-life painting. Largely self-taught\, she began painting in 2022 and has pursued private study with artists including Justin Wood\, along with workshops with still-life painters Jeffrey Larson\, Natalie Featherston\, and Carlo Russo. Her paintings have been acquired by private collectors and shown in regional exhibitions including the Armonk Outdoor Art Show\, and she is currently completing a large-scale triptych commissioned by private clients in Manhattan. \nLindsey Cherek Waller is a queer\, non-binary artist\, born and raised in the rural working class Midwest. Their work explores themes of grief\, memory\, rage\, and desire through traditional practices of portraiture\, still life\, and memento mori. They earned a BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Stout\, spent their early career in rural Minnesota\, and currently live and work in Charlotte\, North Carolina.
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