Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us for Starland First Friday December 6th starting at 3pm! Meet Karley of Karley Brown Ceramics during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

About the Artist: Art has always been my passion. For most of my life painting has been my go-to. Recently, I've found my love for ceramics again. Now I'm on a new journey here in Savannah, bringing my love for mountains, ocean, plants, and texture and turning those passions into detailed functional art in small batch, one of a kind ceramic collections. My hope is for everyone to find a piece of my art that speaks to them, and serves a purpose, be that just sparking joy or its functionality. 

-Karley Brown 

Learn more about Karley Brown Ceramics here.

Friday, December 6th, 3-8 PM

📍 STUMP Savannah
1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us for Starland First Friday June 7th starting at 3pm! Meet Karley of Karley Brown Ceramics during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

About the Artist: Art has always been my passion. For most of my life painting has been my go-to. Recently, I've found my love for ceramics again. Now I'm on a new journey here in Savannah, bringing my love for mountains, ocean, plants, and texture and turning those passions into detailed functional art in small batch, one of a kind ceramic collections. My hope is for everyone to find a piece of my art that speaks to them, and serves a purpose, be that just sparking joy or its functionality. 

-Karley Brown 

Learn more about Karley Brown Ceramics here.

Friday, June 7th, 3-8 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, June 1st, from 4:00-6:00pm, to meet Ivy Egger, the next artist in our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Can’t make it the 1st? Ivy’s work will continue to be on display until the 25th.
Additional parking can be found across the street, behind Posh Hair Salon

About the Artist

Beginning her mosaics with a simple acrylic or gouache painting provides Ivy with a foundation. Working with mosaics gives her the chance to take broken pieces of glass and make them into a new creation. Since mosaics require a sturdy surface, she creates them on canvas panels or cradled wood panels.   Contrary to traditional mosaic artwork, she uses glue to adhere the beads, pieces of glass, mica, and other materials to the panels, which allows the materials to lend extra sparkle to her mosaics.

Find more info on Ivy Egger  Here

Saturday, June 1st from 4:00 - 6:00 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, May 18th, from 4:00-6:00pm, to meet Ally Amenta, the next artist in our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Can’t make it the 18th? Ally’s work will continue to be on display until the 25th.
Additional parking can be found across the street, behind Posh Hair Salon

About the Artist

Ally started creating moss art as gifts for her family and friends, and unlocked a new passion for creating organic and whimsical art. She sees her art making process as a meditation, and hopes that her art communicates the uplifting and positive energy that she experiences while making it.

Ally is a self-trained artist and loves experimenting with new materials and seasonal designs. She creates her work in her home studio in New Jersey, and loves traveling to markets and pop-ups in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York

Find more info on Ally Amenta  Here

Saturday, May 18th from 4:00 - 6:00 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us during Starland First Friday on May 3rd from 4 PM - 7 PM for an Artist Shelf Takeover with Debra Malschick.

Art Statement:

I am a painter and am inspired by looking closely at nature. I enjoy using color but

often depict my subject (plants and flowers) using black and white. By leaving out color

(a seductive element) people can see the beauty and romance of the structure rhythm

and design of each form.

I hope that the work gives people an alternative way of enjoying the beauty of flowers

and plants.

Process and materials:

Line is used to create a singular conceptual vision inspired by direct observation.

Beginning with gesture leads to the expression of the rhythm movement and flow of the

forms. Many of the works here are drawn with ink and dip pen or with a brush dipped in

ink.

The mylar pieces are drawn on both sides of the translucent film and meant to be

viewed from either side of the surface. Seen from a distance they are abstract and fluid

and seen for the beauty and layering of the lines. Light filtering into the drawing

becomes a factor. The spontaneous build of lines allows to viewer to change focus.

Advancing closer the flowers are more evident.

Bio: Debra Malschick is an artist living in Savannah and teaching drawing at SCAD.

The forms and patterns in nature feature prominently in the paintings and drawings.

Debra Malschick’s work is in public and private collections around the world, has

been exhibited internationally, published as limited-edition prints, and licensed for use in

the entertainment industry. Debra has received publication awards, been included in a

book on contemporary painting and received a One Percent for the Arts Commission in

Los Angeles among other honors.

Starland First Friday, May 3rd from 4 PM - 7 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Intro to Broom Making Workshop

$80.00 - Tickets Available Here!

Intro to Broom Making Workshop

Are you ready to infuse your own unique magic into the tools you use every day? Join me for a night of crafting, folk magic, and a little history as we dive into broom making!

Overview: In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the art of hand-crafting and adorning your very own turkey whisk broom. Led by Julia Jarrett of Made by Venus Moon, this class will take you through the fascinating history of brooms, the symbolism they hold in various cultures, and how they can be seamlessly integrated into your spiritual practice.

What You'll Learn:

• Craftsmanship: Explore the intricate process of transforming basic broomcorn into a stunning hand broom adorned with delicate dried flowers.

• History: Discover the rich history of broom making and how broomcorn craft became a uniquely American art form.

• Folk Magic: Delve into the rich heritage of folk magic and uncover the diverse ways brooms have been utilized throughout history for spiritual and practical purposes.

What You'll Take Home: At the end of the workshop, you'll proudly take home your very own handmade whisk broom, crafted with care and imbued with your unique energy and intention. Additionally, you'll receive an informational handout containing basic instructions and creative ideas on how to incorporate your broom into your daily practice.

Who Should Attend: This workshop is perfect for anyone intrigued by the art of broom making, Whether you're seeking a magical addition to your spring cleaning routine or simply eager to explore a new craft, this class welcomes all enthusiasts of magic and creativity.

Date: April 28th 2024

Time: 6pm-8pm

Julia is a broom maker and charm caster based in Savannah, Georgia. Her work focuses on creating intentional goods that bring joy and magic to the everyday through fiber art, color magic, and material exploration. In 2019, Julia earned her degree in Fibers and Textile Art from the Savannah College of Art and Design, where she discovered her passion for handcraft, working with natural materials, and ephemeral art.

Outside of her studio, Julia can be found supporting her local art scene by hosting the Savannah Night Market—an inclusive, energetic, and creative market in the heart of the city.

Currently, Julia spends her days chasing the sun, hanging out with her furry family, kayaking around the low country, gardening, and focusing on making her home her altar.

You can find Julia selling brooms and offering charm casting readings in person near the fountain in Forsyth Park most Saturdays.

Find Venus Moon Online!

Sunday, April 28th from 6 - 8 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, April 20th, from 6:00-8:00pm, to meet Nina Yocom, the next artist in our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Can’t make it the 20th? Nina’s work will continue to be on display and for sale until the 27th of April.
Additional parking can be found across the street, behind Posh Hair Salon

About the Artist

Nina works primarily with alcohol ink, occasionally layering her paintings with acrylic and fine liner pen. Originally from suburban Philadelphia, Nina currently resides in West Chester, PA. She is active in many art associations such as the Philadelphia/Tri-State Artists Equity Association where she holds a Board position. In 2023 Nina was featured in the exhibition "Tranquil Vistas: Three Perspectives" at The Darlington Arts Center. Most recently Nina was invited to be part of a four person exhibition at Cerulean Arts in Philadelphia. She had a solo show in October at The Art Gallery at St. David's Episcopal Church in Wayne, PA, and exhibited with "Twenty By Two" at Granite Farms Estates in Media, PA. You can see her work locally for sale at Muse Artisan Boutique in Glenmoore, PA (Ludwig's Village).

Find more info on Nina Yocom  Here

Saturday, April 20th from 6:00 - 8:00 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, April 13th, from 6:00-8:00pm, to meet Estelle Carraz-Bernabei, the next artist in our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Can’t make it the 13th? Estelle’s work will continue to be on display and for sale until the 18th of April.
Additional parking can be found across the street, behind Posh Hair Salon

About the Artist

My artwork is inspired from visions, dreams, meditations and a connection to universal energy. Balance, energy & emotion create my pieces. I use a combination of oils, acrylics, watercolors, charcoals, clays, alcohols, botanicals and sometimes quartz crystals. Combining layers and layers of cosmic hues and earth tones . Earth & Sky elements are my main focus. Capturing the energy and intuitive emotions that I feel. "  I see beauty in the most simplest things in life." The eyes are the windows to the soul~ lets journey together through my artwork.

Find more info on Estelle Carraz-Bernabei  Here

Saturday, April 13th from 6:00 - 8:00 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, March 23rd from 11 AM - 4 PM for an Artist Shelf Takeover with Julia of Venus Moon.

Julia is a broom maker and charm caster based in Savannah, Georgia. Her work focuses on creating intentional goods that bring joy and magic to the everyday through fiber art, color magic, and material exploration. In 2019, Julia earned her degree in Fibers and Textile Art from the Savannah College of Art and Design, where she discovered her passion for handcraft, working with natural materials, and ephemeral art.

Outside of her studio, Julia can be found supporting her local art scene by hosting the Savannah Night Market—an inclusive, energetic, and creative market in the heart of the city.

Currently, Julia spends her days chasing the sun, hanging out with her furry family, kayaking around the low country, gardening, and focusing on making her home her altar.

You can find Julia selling brooms and offering charm casting readings in person near the fountain in Forsyth Park most Saturdays.

Find Venus Moon Online!

Saturday, March 23rd from 11 AM - 4 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Friday, February 23rd from 2 - 6 PM for an Artist Shelf Takeover with Amy from Challis Creative.

Afterwards, join us at 7 PM for our Hoya Hearts + Whimsy Watercolors Workshop!

Amy Challis is a whimsical illustrator who creates botanical focused watercolors and detailed hand-drawn goods. She was raised by a prolific painter with a lush garden in South Florida. Her pieces capture the essence of our city and are an ode to her colorful childhood. Amy is a resident artist at Dreamhouse Studios, where she offers joyful art workshops to the community. Her prints, magnets, hanging charms, totes, and more have been featured in local shops and markets.

Find Challis Creative Online!

Friday, February 23rd from 2 PM - 6 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Thursday January 25th, from 5-8pm, to meet Darriea Clark during The Dear Diary Zine Collective Artist Shelf Takeover.

The Dear Diary Zine Collective started when founder Darriea Clark combined two of her favorite interests: journaling and publishing. As a branch of her company Unblushing Media, the collective is an avenue for people to share their stories, build community, and see themselves in print. The group provides zine and journaling resources, hosts online and in-person events, and publishes a print collection called Dear Diary. 

Touted as “a public sharing of private thoughts,” Dear Diary Issue 01 is a collection of diary entries from 27 contributors, 15 of whom are from Savannah. Through this work, writers, illustrators, and memory keepers share their experiences with love, loss, desire, frustration, and happiness. With entries as recent as December 2023 and as dated as July 1999, the book captures timestamps from varying life stages in 72 colorful and emotional pages. 

A high school freshman details the worst day ever. “I got a C on my math quiz.” She continues, “Had a pep ralley and my fucking freshmen class was so immature.” An unemployed mom copes with the anxieties of caring for her children. “I need to figure something out..... Stripping!!” A grieving sister reflects on growing up in South Central LA. “Death came for you the way death comes for most of us hood kids…” A lover looks forward to cohabitating with her partner. “I want it. All of him. Every day, every way.” 

“When we’re talking to our diaries, we’re talking to ourselves, so we have this line of communication that’s no longer performative,” Clark says. “I didn’t ask for polished, prepared pieces, because I want to remove the mask we put on for others. This zine peeks into the secret thoughts of the everyday person, allowing readers to find relatability in the words.”

Find The Dear Diary Collective Online and on Instagram

Connect with Darriea on  Instagram here.

Thursday, January 25th from 5:00 - 8:00 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday January 13th for the Hannah Mahdavi Studio Pop-Up, from 11 AM - 6 PM

“Hannah Mahdavi is an artist based in Savannah, GA. Her love of creation began at age 10 when she began taking painting lessons in her hometown of Tallahassee, Florida. Having grown up so close to St. George Island, Hannah was constantly inspired by the calming colors of the sea. The gulf inspires many of her paintings. Although painting is what drew Hannah into the world of art, she has grown to love much more than just brush and canvas. She enjoys working with other mediums as well, such as polymer clay. Today, Hannah works in her home -creating whatever the space can hold.”

Find Hannah Mahdavi Studio Online

Saturday, January 13th from 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

1612 Bull Street. Savannah, GA 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, December 16th, from 6:30-8:30pm, to meet the artist behind Tiny Fox Studio, Laura Moore during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Can’t make it the 7th? The art of Tiny Fox Studio will continue to be on display and for sale until the 23rd of December.
Additional parking can be found across the street, behind Posh Hair Salon

About the Artist

Laura Moore of Tiny Fox Studio is a mixed media artist who is inspired by nature and the magic it holds. She works in watercolor illustration, photography, and collage. She feels that art is a safe haven and great therapeutic tool, both for the creator and audience. It is a way to find inspiration, creativity, and speak in ways that words never could.

Find more info on Tiny Fox Studio Here

Saturday, December 16th from 6:30 - 8:30 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us for a twist on our Artist Shelf Takeovers, for an Author Shelf Takeover in the shop! Meet local author Cindy Otis on December 15th from 3-7 PM!

About the Author: Cindy L. Otis is the author of the critically acclaimed Young Adult books, At The Speed of Lies, a contemporary thriller published by Scholastic this year, and True or False, a non-fiction book published by Macmillan in 2020.

About The Stacks: The Stacks Bookstore is a local author-owned and operated independent bookstore established in 2023 in the heart of midtown Savannah, Georgia. As your neighborhood bookstore, it offers new books, merchandise, gifts, events for writers and readers, and community. At The Stacks, you will find a thoughtfully curated selection of best-selling and unique titles by both well-established and debut authors.

Our singular focus is to provide our wonderfully diverse local Savannah community of readers and writers a welcoming place to find community and to dream. We aim to connect you with stories that will keep you turning the page. For writers, we know firsthand how words can change lives. At The Stacks, we provide a space for writers to work, create, and learn, as well as offer events to help you hone your craft.

We look forward to meeting you in The Stacks when we open in January. Find out more at www.thestacksbookstore.com

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Thursday, December 7th, from 6:30-8:30pm, to meet Dr. Johanna Lamarche during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Can’t make it the 7th? Dr. Lamarche’s work will continue to be on display and available for purchase until the 14th.

Additional parking can be found across the street, behind Posh Hair Salon

About the Artist

Joanne Lamarche is a contemporary artist who works in oil, oil/cold wax, mixed media, and watercolor. She has been an artist since 2012 after her career as an periodontist. She is inspired my her travels, nature, and the textures she finds both in life and art.

Find more info for Dr. Lamarche Here

Thursday, December 7th from 6:30 - 8:30 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, November 25th, from 3-7 PM, to meet Ashley Snyder of Galaxy Palette Studio during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

“My work reflects my psyche as well as both the good and the bad around and within me. There is no good enough and there is no perfect. There is only complete. My process is very improvisational. I start by letting my imagination flow and I follow it. I don’t know how I will get to my complete or what my complete will be. I don’t strive for perfection in my art. I strive for being. Existence precedes essence. My work can’t have meaning before it begins to exist..”

Learn more about Galaxy Palette Studio and Ashley Snyder here.

Saturday, November 25th, 2023 from 3p-7p

117 N. Columbus St., 43130

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, November 11th, from 3p-7pm, to meet Jena Reif during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

“In my work, I enjoy highlighting the beauty found in ordinary elements of nature. Whether it be animals, flowers, or landscapes, I truly believe everything has a beautiful personality just waiting to be revealed.”

Learn more about Jena Reif here.

Saturday, November 11th, 2023 from 3p-7p.

220 Thurman Ave. 43206

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us for Starland First Friday, November 3rd starting at 3pm! Meet Karley of Karley Brown Ceramics during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

About the Artist: Art has always been my passion. For most of my life painting has been my go-to. Recently, I've found my love for ceramics again. Now I'm on a new journey here in Savannah, bringing my love for mountains, ocean, plants, and texture and turning those passions into detailed functional art in small batch, one of a kind ceramic collections. My hope is for everyone to find a piece of my art that speaks to them, and serves a purpose, be that just sparking joy or its functionality. 

-Karley Brown 

Learn more about Karley Brown Ceramics here.

Friday, November 3rd, 3-8 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

We welcome you to join us Friday October 27th, from 4-7pm for an Artist Shelf Take Over with Philadelphia photographer Cacie Rosario.

About the Artist: My work explores the ways figures, photographs, and the spaces around them can be vessels to examine the nuances of our stories, in both personal and collective narrative. I’m interested in the ways objects, photographs and videos spark memories buried by time, and how we use our personal and historical archives to remember.

Though my practice is primarily lens-based, my pursuit of memory and archive extends to considering and researching the built environment that supports our communities. How do we choose what spaces are preserved, invested in, and revitalized? And how can we use this insight to revisit and re-create better spaces that support their communities?

When I’m not taking photos, I’m printing them in cyanotype, making pottery, eating spicy food, or watching The Office for the 4th (5th, 6th?) time. 

See more of Cacie’s photographs on her website.

Friday, October 27th, 2023 from 4:00 - 7:00pm

622 S 9th Street, Philadelphia PA 19147

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Thursday, October 26th from 11 AM - 4 PM for a Surprise Pop-Up with Mia Amanda + Venus Moon!

Find Mia Amanda + Venus Moon Online!

Thursday, October 26th from 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, October 21st, from 3p - 7pm, to meet Kayla Lewis, the artist behind Unhinged, during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Learn more about Unhinged here.

Saturday, October 21st, 2023 from 3p - 7p.

220 Thurman Ave. 43206

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

We welcome you to join us Friday October 20th, from 4-7pm for an Artist Shelf Take Over with Bella Vista local, Marcie Ziskind

About the Artist:

For 13 years, I was the proud owner of the only paint-your-own-pottery studio in Philadelphia, PA, where children and adults were provided with opportunities to explore a variety of art media in a safe, positive and welcoming environment.​ Wet felting is an art form in which natural fibers are exposed to hot soapy water, and a range of applied pressure transforms the loose fibers into a strong, cohesive fabric. Science and math are required to properly create textiles from loose fibers and to achieve the proper size of each project. I love to embellish my pieces with embroidery and beading to create one-of-a kind garments, jewelry, vessels, and landscapes. 

See more of Marcie’s sculptures on her website.

Friday, October 20th, 2023 from 4:00 - 7:00pm

622 S 9th Street, Philadelphia PA 19147

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, October 14th, from 6:30-8:30pm, to meet Casey Saccomanno during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Sneak a peak of her work early at STUMP: Devon starting 10/10.

About the Artist

Casey Saccomanno is a Women's Wear fashion and print designer currently living in the outskirts of Philadelphia. She earned her BFA in fashion design at Philadelphia University in 2008. Casey currently holds a senior print & pattern designer position at Lilly Pulitzer. 

Find more info for Casey Saccomanno Here

Saturday October 14th from 6:30 - 8:30 PM

7 Lancaster Ave 19333

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Friday September 29th, from 4-8pm, to meet Darriea Clark during our Pop-Up + Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

About the Artist

Darriea Clark is a classic Gemini: social, distracted, and imaginative. She loves to find beauty in the seemingly mundane and build community through vulnerable storytelling. Through tales of emotion, spirituality, fashion, and sex + relationships, her words liberate others to live their truth. She is a writer and DIY book + zine publisher, as well as a meditation teacher in Savannah.

Find more info for Darriea Clark Here

Friday, September 29th from 4:00 - 8:00 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Friday, September 22nd from 6:30-8pm, to meet Justin May during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Justin draws inspiration from his own mental health journey and the natural world around us to create pen, pencil, and pastel art that resonates with his experience.

Friday, September 22nd, 2023 from 6:30-8pm.

305 E 5th Avenue, 43201.

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Saturday, September 16th, from 3p - 7pm, to meet Tiffany Dawson, of Natural Vandal, during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

Learn more about Natural Vandal here.

Saturday, September 16th, 2023 from 3p - 7p.

220 Thurman Ave. 43206

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Friday, July 7th from 5-8pm to discover Helen’s original art and illustrations during our Starland First Friday Artist Shelf Takeover Series!

Helen Nichols is a visual artist and SCAD Grad. Her work is energetic and fun, and Helen finds great joy in cultivating a world of kindness and compassion within her body of work. She practices creativity and intention in each piece she makes, with a special focus on funky forms and bright colors. In the words of the artist, “I see the world as a bright, beautiful place, and in sharing my perspective of the world I hope to give others the space to reflect as well.

Refreshments will be served!

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us Friday June 30th, from 4-8pm to meet Fine Artist Lauren Puckett during our Pop-Up + Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

About the Artist:

My name is Lauren Puckett, I am 24 years old and a fine Artist. I focus mainly on painting, but also do printmaking and rug making. I put my work on everything from paper to champagne bottles! Recently I became a part of Dreamhouse Studios, so you can find some of my work at Starland Strange! 

Find Lauren Puckett on their Instagram and Website

Friday, June 30th from 4-8 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

Join us for Starland First Friday, June 2nd starting at 3pm! Meet Karley of Karley Brown Ceramics during our Artist Shelf Takeover Series.

About the Artist: Art has always been my passion. For most of my life painting has been my go-to. Recently, I've found my love for ceramics again. Now I'm on a new journey here in Savannah, bringing my love for mountains, ocean, plants, and texture and turning those passions into detailed functional art in small batch, one of a kind ceramic collections. My hope is for everyone to find a piece of my art that speaks to them, and serves a purpose, be that just sparking joy or its functionality. 

-Karley Brown 

Learn more about Karley Brown Ceramics here.

Friday, June 2nd, 3-8 PM

1612 Bull Street. 31401

Our goal is to build community by sharing our space through art & visual projects of our community members in our shops.

We welcome you to join us Saturday May 20th, from 6-9pm for an Artist Shelf Take Over with New Jersey based painter, Catherine Kuzma!

About the Artist: The initial inspiration for Catherine Kuzma'spaintings, nature, landscapes, serve as the spark that ignite a much deeper and intimate conversation with the subtle through the vehicle of painting. The process has always been a meditative one for her, rich with realization. “Painting is what feeds me.  Without it I am only half alive."  Born in North Philadelphia, she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from Rutgers University. Three works of art from her thesis exhibit were nominated for the Stedman Art Student Award, offered for outstanding art works by graduating students who also achieved academic success while at Rutgers. Her award-winning paintings have been exhibited and juried into solo, group, and museum shows, nationally and locally, including New York City,  New Jersey, and Philadelphia.

See more of Catherine’s paintings on her website.

Friday, December 16th, 2022 from 6:00 - 9:00pm

622 S 9th Street, Philadelphia PA 19147