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2024 Spring Miniature Flower Show: URBAN BLOOMS
Excited to announce the opening of the opening of the 2024 Spring Miniature Flower Show: URBAN BLOOMS at Stems Brooklyn on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at 96 Knickerbocker Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. The show runs through Saturday, June 15, 2024.
The show includes 24 works by 18 artists from 10 countries around the world and is housed in a custom-crafted, miniature industrial-designed gallery built to complement the Stems Brooklyn environment, the perfect location for the show's theme and backdrop for these miniature marvels. Artist works represents countless hours of meticulous crafting – with floral arrangements containing more than 1,000 individually created and applied petals, leaves, and branches. More about the show here.
Participating Artists: Irina Borisova, Danny Cortes, Dutch Girl, Hope Elliott, Morgan Everhart, Jacqueline Greenwood, Olga Ivanova, Louise Jones, Doreen Koch, Yevheniia Kudriavtseva, Katherine McNeely, Leila Marshania, Masumi Miura, Beth Picard, Ketty Pierro, Miyu Suko and Astrid Wilk. Click images below for artist bi0, statement and details about each piece.
The show includes 24 works by 18 artists from 10 countries around the world and is housed in a custom-crafted, miniature industrial-designed gallery built to complement the Stems Brooklyn environment, the perfect location for the show's theme and backdrop for these miniature marvels. Artist works represents countless hours of meticulous crafting – with floral arrangements containing more than 1,000 individually created and applied petals, leaves, and branches. More about the show here.
Participating Artists: Irina Borisova, Danny Cortes, Dutch Girl, Hope Elliott, Morgan Everhart, Jacqueline Greenwood, Olga Ivanova, Louise Jones, Doreen Koch, Yevheniia Kudriavtseva, Katherine McNeely, Leila Marshania, Masumi Miura, Beth Picard, Ketty Pierro, Miyu Suko and Astrid Wilk. Click images below for artist bi0, statement and details about each piece.
BadAss Miniatures
Causing a Little Trouble
May 5 - July 22, 2018
Tiny art without boundaries. Defiant, quirky and slightly uncomfortable.
Welcome to the disobedient dollhouse.
BadAss Miniatures presents emerging perspectives in the miniature arts; an exhibition of original works in miniature form contributed by over 30 artists from across the United States and abroad.
Featured works represent a novel movement that challenges the status quo in the miniature art form through the presentation of unconventional ideas and concepts and the quirky, outlandish, surprising use of miniatures.
BadAss aims to push the envelope on the traditional (rethink the dollhouse!) with an edgy and bold attitude showcasing jaw-dropping, surprising—maybe even shocking—miniature badassery to hit the 21st century.
May 5 - July 22, 2018
Tiny art without boundaries. Defiant, quirky and slightly uncomfortable.
Welcome to the disobedient dollhouse.
BadAss Miniatures presents emerging perspectives in the miniature arts; an exhibition of original works in miniature form contributed by over 30 artists from across the United States and abroad.
Featured works represent a novel movement that challenges the status quo in the miniature art form through the presentation of unconventional ideas and concepts and the quirky, outlandish, surprising use of miniatures.
BadAss aims to push the envelope on the traditional (rethink the dollhouse!) with an edgy and bold attitude showcasing jaw-dropping, surprising—maybe even shocking—miniature badassery to hit the 21st century.
Fall/Christmas at Nybelwyck Hall
The Hudson River Museum
October 26, 2019 through January 7, 2020
Miniaturists from across the globe create tiny art to help celebrate and decorate the extraordinary miniature mansion in the permanent collection at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, New York.
Seasonal holiday decor includes work by Darren Scala, Craig LaBenz, Amanda Kelly, May Burnett, Carol Cook, Kim Clough, Kraig Councell, Juli Steel, Wendy Smale, Patricia Paul, Malena Sullivan and Deb Mackie.
October 26, 2019 through January 7, 2020
Miniaturists from across the globe create tiny art to help celebrate and decorate the extraordinary miniature mansion in the permanent collection at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, New York.
Seasonal holiday decor includes work by Darren Scala, Craig LaBenz, Amanda Kelly, May Burnett, Carol Cook, Kim Clough, Kraig Councell, Juli Steel, Wendy Smale, Patricia Paul, Malena Sullivan and Deb Mackie.
2023 Spring Miniature Flower Show
Nybelwyck Hall | Hudson River Museum
May 9 through June 25, 2023
Thrilled to present my 2023 Spring Miniature Flower Show at Nybelwyck Hall, the fantastical 24-room miniature mansion on view in Glenview, the historic Victorian mansion on the campus of the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, New York.
To celebrate the season, and bring even more beauty to Nybelwyck Hall, multiple artists from across the globe have created delightful floral arrangements and related objects in 1/12 scale to adorn the halls and grace the tiny rooms.
A special live virtual presentation by Darren Scala is planned for Wednesday, May 17th at 7pm ET to take viewers through the show.
The show begins on May 10th and runs through the end of June. Check the Museum website for open days and times.
May 9 through June 25, 2023
Thrilled to present my 2023 Spring Miniature Flower Show at Nybelwyck Hall, the fantastical 24-room miniature mansion on view in Glenview, the historic Victorian mansion on the campus of the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, New York.
To celebrate the season, and bring even more beauty to Nybelwyck Hall, multiple artists from across the globe have created delightful floral arrangements and related objects in 1/12 scale to adorn the halls and grace the tiny rooms.
A special live virtual presentation by Darren Scala is planned for Wednesday, May 17th at 7pm ET to take viewers through the show.
The show begins on May 10th and runs through the end of June. Check the Museum website for open days and times.
Wee#Resist
Big Message. Small Art.
June 18 through September 15, 2017
WEE#RESIST explores the growing issues, challenges and controversies facing all people as we move together through a period of political uncertainly. The concept for the exhibition was borne out of the changes to the current cultural climate.
This gallery show provided a space for 12 talented artists from across the globe who felt powerless to affect change and have used the miniature form to express their opinions and to call for positive change.
We hope these selected works will enlighten, entice and serve as a reflection of current cultural themes to help viewers, through the miniature form, to focus in on this important subject matter. We further hope it will inspire dialogue and challenge us to think, question and react.
Participating Artists: Nix + Gerber, Issam Kourbaj, Thomas Doyle, Pat O'Brien, William Kass, Althea Chrome, Camilla Hallgren, Diana Maria Rossi, Jill Orlov, Lauren Carley Shaw, Louise Krazniewicz, MacKenzie McAlpin
June 18 through September 15, 2017
WEE#RESIST explores the growing issues, challenges and controversies facing all people as we move together through a period of political uncertainly. The concept for the exhibition was borne out of the changes to the current cultural climate.
This gallery show provided a space for 12 talented artists from across the globe who felt powerless to affect change and have used the miniature form to express their opinions and to call for positive change.
We hope these selected works will enlighten, entice and serve as a reflection of current cultural themes to help viewers, through the miniature form, to focus in on this important subject matter. We further hope it will inspire dialogue and challenge us to think, question and react.
Participating Artists: Nix + Gerber, Issam Kourbaj, Thomas Doyle, Pat O'Brien, William Kass, Althea Chrome, Camilla Hallgren, Diana Maria Rossi, Jill Orlov, Lauren Carley Shaw, Louise Krazniewicz, MacKenzie McAlpin
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