December 1, 2020 – January 1, 2021 Presented virtually on NYC Parks’ website The nebula shape is embedded in nature and repeated throughout the cosmos. It is a symbol apt for reminding us about rebirth, rejuvenation, and healing. Nebulous Wreath … Read More
On Line literary and art magazine, Issue 4, https://www.holeintheheadreview.com/picsv1i4-1/shira-toren
Browse a curated selection at special pricing. From small to large, blue to peach. View on this Website: http://shiratoren.com/Site/bushwick-open-studio-2020-virtual/
WHAT NOW? Isolation has radically shifted the decibel level of my life and dramatically reoriented me toward the natural world. For the many months of this pandemic, I quarantined in a rural area, all my attention turned to nature, I observed … Read More
8×8 Selected works on paper.The recent Covid-19 isolation brought a humble inward point of view. I worked at home on small gesture of gratitude to the things we have and appreciate now. I started making small paintings on paper daily … Read More
“Home Therapy” is a group show that highlights artists coping with COVID-19. At the beginning of the pandemic, under shelter in place orders, I couldn’t summon my attention towards my art. Later on the isolation brought a humble inward point … Read More
Front Room Gallery present “Mother’s Day Exhibition“ ONLINE EXCLUSIVE An exhibition for Mother’s Day with artworks by artists who are mothers, works about motherhood and works Mom would like.
Front Room Gallery is pleased to present “Verdant, an Exhibition of Green for Earth Day 2020” a group exhibition to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day. In the time of COVID-19 we must think positive and ‘think green’. “Verdant” … Read More
Ground Floor Gallery has partnered with Prevent Child Abuse America on the exhibition, “Deep Blue See,” to raise awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month: April 2020. The CAP Month 2020 color is blue. April1-June 1 Curated by Krista Scenna . … Read More
“Vital Force: Water Essential” January 17th- February 9th, 2020 Group Show curated by Kathleen Vance, featuring artists that investigate the topic of water as resource, force and transport. Artists in this exhibition approach the subject in a variety of mediums within … Read More