Art Gallery.
We’re the first gallery in New York City to specialize in art by emerging women.
Founded by a woman artist, we are proud to exclusively represent emerging women artists. To the best of our knowledge we are the first, and we hope many follow.
Our mission is we want to see more art made by women in museums in our lifetime. Current collections are estimated to be only 14% women.
We support a particular type of art that seems to be lacking in the art world. Its language is color, sunshine, and optimism. It’s art that looks good and feels good. We call it “Arte Feliz”, happy art.
Our exceptional artist roster is majority minority, diverse in style, medium, and background. Every artwork is an original or a limited edition released by the artist. Our collections are great investment, we believe it will be in museums some day.
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Candace Ceslow
Realism
Candace is an oil on canvas painter from Montauk, her body of work is a study on the changing emotional nature of the sea as a mirror of human relationship.
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Erika Ehrman
Expressionist Realism
Erika is a mixed media artist of German Japanese descent exploring the themes of memory, identify, and the redemptive power of art.
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Angela Gómez Durán
Pop Art
Angie is a mixed media artist living in Miami, she paints and deconstructs cultural icons over vintage newspaper as a form of social commentary.
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Constanza Laguna
Abstract sculpture
Constanza is a sculptor with Andalusian roots, she wields and paints vibrant portraits of places and people out of simple recycled steel.
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Marcia Lorente Howell
Modern Impressionism
Marcia is a Spanish-Californian oil on canvas landscape painter living in NYC with her dog Elvis, a surfer of color, light and transient beauty with a capital B.
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Irene Marzo
Modern Impressionism
Irene is an oil on canvas artist from Madrid that makes ordinary subjects monumental with a chunky brushstroke and an architectural approach to color.
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Fares Micue
Symbolism in photography
Fares is an award-winning photographer exploring the nature of emotion through mesmerizing self-portraiture against the backdrop of her native Canary Islands.
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Tony Miller
Wearable Pop Art
Toni is a SF artist creating wearable art from common objects such as Barbie parts as a reflexion on identity and the passage of time.
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Rain Moisés
Abstract Expressionism
Rain is a mixed media artist of Puerto Rican roots, her artwork addresses social topics such as mental health and is inspired by her childhood in Brooklyn.
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Adaeze Okaro
Impressionism in photography
Ada is a boundary-breaking Nigerian artist and a darling of Italian Vogue whose camera captures the color and light of a Renaissance master.
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Shana Roark
Expressionist Live Poetry
Shana is an author turned NYC Street artist, she fires off custom poetry on a vintage typewriter that is known to have changed lives.
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Audrey Amelie Rudolf
Expressionism in photography
Audrey is a master photographer of light, she plays with filters to create evocative natural worlds reminiscent of an endless Summer.
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Patricia Sánchez Lozano
Minimalism in sustainable fashion
Patricia is a Spanish-American visual artist and designer, her creations are fearless experiments in color, timeless functionality and simplicity.
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Jimena Sánchez-Rosselly
Abstract Expressionism
Jimena is a French-Spanish mixed media artist and designer, she approaches art as an exercise in balance and meaning, often drawing from the sea and nature.
Surfergirl… who?
Surfergirl Gallery is the love project of strategist and artist Marcia Lorente Howell, a Spanish-American modern impressionist lauded by art critic Jerry Saltz for her “great touch and light”. She’s been curating art shows in New York’s Lower East Side since 2018.
“As the granddaughter of two women artists, I’m doing this for every girl who wants to make a living in the arts”.
When artists thrive and profit, we all profit.
We are artists so we can’t be paying rent or charging more than a 20% commission. Instead, we curate pop-up shows that sell out. Our gallery thrives on the support of collectors, art patrons, and brands. They know they get stellar work while helping diversify the arts.
Make a donation.
We’re a for-profit small NY certified Women-Owned Enterprise that accept donations to help fund all-women art exhibits.