Explore 38 articles in Artist Galleries from the Artmoments collective.
A visit to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Cherry Blossom Festival—pink petals overhead, traditional tea ceremonies, and centuries of Japanese symbolism.
Central Park strolls, candlelit West Village dinners, and rooftop cocktails: a lighthearted tour of Valentine's Day romance in New York City.
Ring in January with a gentler kind of resolution: reflect on the past year, dream big, set SMART goals, and stay flexible along the way.
The Rockefeller Center tree, Fifth Avenue window displays, ice skating in Central Park, and Broadway lights—a holiday season tour of New York City.
From the Macy's Parade balloons to Turkey Trot madness and soup-kitchen volunteering, a tour of New York's own Thanksgiving traditions.
The Headless Horseman still rides through Sleepy Hollow every Halloween. Here's a look at the legend, its historic haunts, and spooky tours.
A colorful tour of fall in the Adirondacks—mountain views painted red and gold, hiking trails, and the cozy rituals of cider and pumpkin pie by the fire.
When the city turns into a sauna, Upstate New York's lakes offer relief—Lake George, Skaneateles, and the Finger Lakes, all within a few hours' drive.
Parades down Fifth Avenue, the Statue of Liberty at dusk, backyard cookouts, and fireworks over the skyline—how New York City marks Independence Day.
Why the Summer Solstice still matters: centuries-old traditions of bonfires and sun worship, plus simple ways to mark the year's longest, brightest day.
A peek into Violet Vaughn's sketchbook—charcoal and pencil scenes of city streets in the rain, quiet gardens, and friends gathered around a campfire.
A springtime stroll through Central Park's blooming gardens—tulips competing for attention, lilac-lined paths, and cherry blossoms stealing the show.
As winter loosens its grip, the city blooms back to life—blossoming trees, sidewalk cafes, gallery openings—a set of scenes marking spring's return.
From the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade's extravagant bonnets to Central Park egg hunts, a look at how New York City celebrates the holiday's traditions.
A series of sketches drawn in the cafes and restaurants around town, each one capturing a stranger sitting alone in a quiet, unguarded moment.
In this drawing series, a husky watches from the window, a labradoodle leans into a hug, and a woman sits at the beach with her dog, watching the waves.
A quiet, philosophical meditation on time and existence, following a woman standing alone at the shoreline as the tide rolls in and the sun sets.
A midwinter gallery of sun-soaked beach scenes and poolside afternoons, gathered as a reminder that summer's warmth and color are only months away.
Delve into the magic of December, a season that brings warmth, reflection, and celebration to hearts around the world.
Snow-covered streets, ice rinks, and mulled wine: a look at how winter transforms the city into something festive, cozy, and quietly beautiful.
Explore the hidden beauty of November, a month often associated with chill and desolation. This essay reflects on resilience, gratitude, and the serene lessons this season brings.
Six paintings follow an autumn afternoon in the woods—golden light through the canopy, fallen leaves underfoot, a couple walking hand in hand.
Hawaii's tropical paradise reimagined through Kirigami, the Japanese art of paper cutting, across a small hand-cut gallery of scenes.
The River Thames winds past Buckingham Palace in this small Kirigami gallery, London reimagined scene by scene in hand-cut, layered paper.
What if Disney princesses had a bit more edge? Mulan, Snow White, Belle, and more get a full cyberpunk makeover in this reimagined gallery.
A picnic in the sun, a woman poolside, a convertible ride with the top down—summer caught here in its quieter, more introspective, sun-drenched moments.
Anime meets kirigami, the Japanese art of paper cutting, in this gallery of mecha robots reimagined as crisp, layered paper-cut artwork and design.
Salons, tea parlors, ballrooms, a night at the opera—this small collection lingers in the rooms where elegance and sophistication set the tone.
The Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and a quiet street cafe all appear in paper-cut Kirigami form across this small collection of Paris scenes.
A kirigami paper-cutting collection of sunsets from around the world—over oceans, cities, and the Grand Canyon—each scene cut and layered by hand.
Imagined New York City landmarks reimagined through kirigami paper-cutting—the Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park in autumn, and the skyline at night.
Quiet interior scenes fill this gallery, where women read by the window, practice violin, meditate by candlelight, and write out their reflections.
A watercolor meditation on nature's eternal cycle, capturing the spirit of each season through intimate portraits
Five paintings that chase the pull of the unknown—trailblazers on a mountain path, a hidden garden, a cave waiting to be explored—adventure as its own reward.
Five paintings honor femininity in its many moods—a woman haloed by sunset, another dancing free in the wind, another rooted in quiet harmony with wildlife.
Forest nymphs, sea sirens, a phoenix rising in flame—these six paintings summon feminine energy through nature's oldest myths and archetypes.
Solitude has its own kind of calm. These six paintings find it in a woman alone with mountains, a waterfall, a flower garden, and one golden sunset.
Central Park sits for four small portraits, its seasons passing behind a woman walking her dog, an autumn park bench, and a lazy summer afternoon.