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Find out more below about the artwork displayed from March through April, 2022.  

To purchase a piece, please contact the artist directly via the links provided. 

Artists retain 100 percent of any proceeds. 

MERYL alster

Autumn, Central Park Ravine

Autumn, Central Park Ravine

I have lived on the Upper West Side for thirty years and study at the Art Students League of New York. New Yorkers are fighters, rebuilders, and dreamers.  Our strength comes from one another, our guts, and our desire to keep aspiring.  But we also stop for inspiration from our parks, our architecture, and the constant flow of people.  It is in this spirit that I paint.  This abstraction was inspired by Central Park. Please spend time with it to let your imagination rebuild your dreams and engage with the vitality it represents.


Contact the artist: merylgilleralster@gmail.com

Autumn, Central Park Ravine

Autumn, Central Park Ravine

Autumn, Central Park Ravine

Acrylic and oil on canvas  

16 x 20"  unframed

$500

fran Beallor

Jessica's Daydream

Jessica's Daydream

I relish my Upper West Side neighborhood, my neighbors, and my community.  The Upper West Side is filled with artists and artistic souls, musicians, freethinkers, families, people from all backgrounds, people who thrive on connection. Such neighbors have inspired works I've painted in my home of more than forty years. There, in my studio, I create figurative oils, watercolors, drawings, and prints with a contemporary twist. In Jessica's Daydream, my next-door neighbor sits in a familiar adolescent slouch on a couch that belonged to my Great-aunt Betty: a modern child against old-fashioned furnishings, her calm face concealing a preteen restlessness. Seen beyond the windows are the windows of more neighbors. 


Contact the artist: fran@franbeallor.com 

www.nyartistscircle.com/artists/fran-beallor www.facebook.com/fran.beallor 

www.twitter.com/FranBeallorArt

www.instagram.com/franbeallor 

Jessica's Daydream

Jessica's Daydream

Jessica's Daydream

Oil on canvas

40 x 44" framed

$4,990

Zoe brown-weissmanN

Leaving the Dayshift during Covid

Leaving the Dayshift during Covid

As a New Yorker who has spent twenty-seven years in medical education, I heard from many former  students  throughout the last two difficult years. Newly minted and experienced doctors alike felt smothered by the sheer physical and emotional  exhaustion of witnessing unrelenting despair and death day after day.  Yet our doctors and nurses hung in and saved lives whenever  possible. This work was my visceral response to the pandemic.  


Contact the artist: ZBW382@yahoo.com

www.zbwnyc.com

Leaving the Dayshift during Covid

Leaving the Dayshift during Covid

Leaving the Dayshift during Covid

Acrylic, latex, fabric, netting, string, beads, and shellac on canvas

24 x 36 x 1½"  

$2,800

AIKO cascio

Snow in Manhattan

Snow in Manhattan

I was born in Japan but live in New York. There is no place like it, with its dynamic energy, drama, and hope. A longtime porcelain painter, I began to focus on watercolor in 2014 . It offers so many possibilities as the water and pigments make their mark on paper. Buildings, bridges, tunnels, and the subway are the inspiration for much of my work.  This is the view from my window on 148th Street on a snowy day.


Contact the artist: aikonycart@gmail.com

www.aikonycart.com 

www.instagram.com/aikonycart

Snow in Manhattan

Snow in Manhattan

Snow in Manhattan

Watercolor

36 x 24" framed

$1,300

Jerry dienes

Sky with Sunset II and Crescent Moon

Sky with Sunset II

I painted these sunsets gazing from a friend's window on Riverside Drive. My paintings and drawings are observation-based, combining skill of hand with acuity of vision, both guided by intellect. I am honored to follow the classical tradition, attempting to create works rich with meaning and beautiful details that continually reward the contemplative viewer. I paint classical and realistic still lifes, portraits, landscapes, nudes, trompe l’oeils, interiors, religious narratives, and murals and have produced numerous commissioned works.


Contact the artist: jerrydienes@gmail.com

www.jerrydienes.net/landscapes-cityscapes#3 www.instagram.com/jerrydienes www.facebook.com/jerry.dienes www.linkedin.com/in/jerrydienes

Sky with Sunset II

Sky with Sunset II and Crescent Moon

Sky with Sunset II

Oil on linen panel

9½ x 11½" framed  

$850

Sky with Sunset II and Crescent Moon

Sky with Sunset II and Crescent Moon

Sky with Sunset II and Crescent Moon

Oil on linen panel

9½ x 11½" framed  

$850

Barbara ehlers

Riverside Park at Night, 2019

Riverside Drive, Fall 2007

These images are recognizably views of Riverside Park—“my park,” as I often refer to it, because I have visited it every morning and many evenings for decades. It's where I experience peace and quiet and feel as close to the country and nature as is possible in the city. Most of my park photos, however, focus on aspects of nature without explicitly identifying the subject. I take my photos with digital cameras and occasionally edit them slightly.


Contact the artist:barbara.ehlers97@gmail.com www.barbaraehlers.com

Riverside Drive, Fall 2007

Riverside Park at Night, 2019

Riverside Drive, Fall 2007

Digital photography

13 x 17" framed 

Sold

Riverside Park at Night, 2019

Riverside Park at Night, 2019

Riverside Park at Night, 2019

Digital photography

17¾  x 17¾" framed

Sold

Joe giordano

Rooftop

Rooftop

Photography has always been part of my artistic process, often serving as  the catalyst for a series of paintings, drawings, or collages. I am attracted by scenes and objects that are hidden in plain sight: ignored or underappreciated. This scene is a fleeting New York moment captured and preserved. The setting also has an abstract element I find powerful. 


Contact the artist: jgiordano416@gmail.com

Rooftop

Rooftop

Rooftop

Photograph

21¼ x 25¼" framed

Sold

claudia gorman

Construction Reflections

Construction Reflections

The click of the shutter is the beginning of a visual journey.  Subtle manipulation in the film or digital darkroom, camera and film choices, hand-coloring black-and-white photographs, and using alternative processes are all tools I use to create art. The first photograph is an abstract interpretation of the city's never-ending construction. The second captures a kinetic moment of street performance, which I printed on fabric to mirror its energy. I photographed it with a Lomography lens on a digital camera, which gives it a soft, funky look and mimics the effect of a Holga camera.   


Contact the artist: claudia@claudiagorman.com

www.claudiagorman.com

Construction Reflections

Construction Reflections

Construction Reflections

Photograph, archival pigment print

27 x 23" framed 

$400

That's Entertainment

Construction Reflections

That's Entertainment

Photographic print on cotton 

15 x 15" 

$300

Joy hecht

View from My Window, 107th and Broadway

View from My Window, 107th and Broadway

In my collages -- which I consider a kind of "sketching" with paper -- I seek to capture the city's light, the texture of its buildings, and the feel of its streets.  I use found materials -- newspaper, musical scores, old letters, paper towels, candy wrappers, old dictionaries, maps, food packaging, and lots more -- and often color them before cutting or tearing them to assemble my pieces. The view from my apartment focuses on forms and light--the physical setting more than the people and cars that are always rushing through it. The other collage, done from photographs, captures the light at sunrise, looking west from Central Park at about 102nd Street. Layering the papers instead of creating outlines between pieces made it easier to show the reflected light between the branches and create the thicket of trees. 


Contact the artist:  joyhecht.arts@gmail.com   www.joyhecht-arts.com www.facebook.com/joyhechtarts   www.instagram.com/joyhecht_arts

View from My Window, 107th and Broadway

View from My Window, 107th and Broadway

View from My Window, 107th and Broadway

Paper collage

16 x 20" framed

Sold

The Pool and Central Park West

View from My Window, 107th and Broadway

The Pool and Central Park West

Paper collage

16 x 20" framed 

Sold

Kathleen erin lee

Empire Diner

Empire Diner

As an artist and illustrator living and working in Manhattan, I endeavor to capture the city's vibrancy and diversity in many of my works. My cityscapes painted with oils are composed from photos I take and capture my observations of seasonal changes and the corresponding human activity. 


Contact the artist: kelartstudio@gmail.com

www.kathleenerinlee.com

www.linkedin.com/in/kathleenelee

www.facebook.com/kathleen.lee1

www.instagram.com/kathleenerinlee

Empire Diner

Empire Diner

Empire Diner

Oil on canvas

37 x 49 " framed 

$1,850

joan menschenfreund

Overlooking Amsterdam, Spring

Winter from My Window

Although I dabble in varied subject matter, I love landscape, including the urban scenes that surround me and personal, familiar spaces.  Life being what it is these days, I have had more time to stare out my window and admire the changing scene. I finally decided to do something positive and paint it in various seasons. In spring and summer I love having flowering plants on the sill. In winter I like the  contrast of snow and smoke against the old buildings and gray weather. 


Contact the artist: joanmensch3@aol.com www.JoanMenschenfreund.weebly.com

Winter from My Window

Overlooking Amsterdam, Spring

Winter from My Window

Oil on canvas

28 x 22" 

Sold

Overlooking Amsterdam, Spring

Overlooking Amsterdam, Spring

Overlooking Amsterdam, Spring

Oil on canvas

25 x 19¼" framed

$800

noah offitzer

Lion Fountain

Lion Fountain

Growing up on the Upper West Side, I passed by this fountain on 89th and Broadway every day on my way to school. I loved watching the water flow from the mouth into the little pool below. I was drawn to the power of the mane; the sculptural quality was impressive to me even as a kid. I've tried to capture the lion's essence in this drawing. 


Contact the artist: noffitzer.94@gmail.com


Lion Fountain

Lion Fountain

Lion Fountain

Graphite on paper

24 x 18" 

$1,000

Ian ortiz

Looking Up

Looking Up

I'm a teenage content creator and artist. The types of art I make include videos, graphic designs (such as posters and logos), music, animation, and more. I have been taking pictures using my phone since the age of ten, aiming to capture how I perceive the world in aesthetically pleasing ways. 


Contact the artist: theslimerx@gmail.com

www.ianortiz.myportfolio.com


Looking Up

Looking Up

Looking Up

Photograph

12¼ x 12¼" framed

Not for sale

Lisa N. peters

Riverside, Gold

Riverside, Gold

I began taking painting classes in 2017 to complement my work of many years as an art historian specializing in nineteenth-century American landscape painting. I quickly discovered I enjoyed painting for its own sake. While I have created still lifes and portraits, I am most drawn to landscape. I am interested in emphasizing mass and achieving bold yet subtle designs based on close observation. This is one in a series of views of Riverside Park,  which has provided solace, beauty, and freedom during a time of seclusion. I have tried to express those feelings in my paintings.


Contact the artist: lisa@lnpeters.com


Riverside, Gold

Riverside, Gold

Riverside, Gold

Oil on canvas

16 x 20" 

Price on request

gabrielle schertz

Autumn Couple, Central Park

Autumn Couple, Central Park

Living in New York is extremely stressful! Everybody walks fast and talks fast and has little patience for slow  movers or meanderers.  The place I find refuge from all that anxiety and frustration is Central Park. On any given day in any season, people stroll, ride bikes, picnic, and enjoy the beauty of this spectacular park. People from all over the  world come to visit, and New Yorkers themselves are at peace here. Central Park is my sanctuary.


Contact the artist: gabrielle.schertz@me.com

www.fineartamerica.com/profiles/gabrielle-schertz/shop


Autumn Couple, Central Park

Autumn Couple, Central Park

Autumn Couple, Central Park

Digital art photography

20 x 15" 

$250

VIKKI Sheatsley

Columbia Crossing

Columbia Crossing

I’ve lived in Morningside Heights most of my life and have always been involved with the arts. At various times I've felt moved to photograph some of the places I love and find interesting in my neighborhood. Like most New Yorkers, I find people watching an endless source of pleasure, amazement, and fascination.  


Contact the artist: vsheatsley@gmail.com

www.instagram.com/akavikki


Columbia Crossing

Columbia Crossing

Columbia Crossing

Photograph

17 x 21" framed 

Not for sale


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