Posted by Just in time for the New Year, my artwork was installed at the Little Window Gallery (LWG), with a mini-exhibit that will run through the end of January 2025, and it’s viewable 24/7. Housed in The Episcopal Mission’s window box facing outward onto 43-12 46th Street in Sunnyside, Queens, the LWG aims to build community, foster delight, and generate accessible,…Read more »
Posted by I’m happy to say two of my paintings are included in the the Pretty Pink Abstracts exhibition at Art Gotham (SoHo), running from May 23rd through June 30th, 2024. A GROUP EXHIBIT | PRETTY PINK ABSTRACTS Art Gotham is delighted to announce its latest group exhibition, “Pretty Pink Abstract,” now on view at our Soho…Read more »
Posted by I’ve teamed up with friend and fellow artist, Ellen Warfield to participate in this great project to help the currently endangered United States Postal Service. The USPS Art Project was created by artists Cristina Massey, and the concept is very cool and apropos during this time of social-distancing. Two artists team up – each starts…Read more »
Posted by Thursday, August 15th will be a fun night in LIC, with lots of artful happenings all around. As an artist with work included in the *NOW is the Future* exhibit currently at Local Project, I’ll first point out that this will be the CLOSING NIGHT of the show. So if you haven’t had a chance…Read more »
Posted by One of my paintings, “Cowrie Shell,” is featured in the Paddle8 auction, in support of Openings Collective – bidding starts July 15th ending July 29th. LINK TO AUCTION 🎨 https://paddle8.com/auction/openings-ny/ 👩🏻🎨 @openingsny @paddle8 For over 12 years, Openings has consistently created opportunities to build community among artists and establish creative dialogue through our meet-up…Read more »
Posted by SEQAA’s (C)art Festival : Pop-up Art in the Park Saturday, September 1st, 2018 – Southeast Queens Artist Alliance presents the first annual SEQAA’s (C)art Festival : Pop-up Art in the Park, 11am-5pm. Located at the King Manor Museum within Rufus King Park in Jamaica, Queens, this event is free and open to the public. Featuring…Read more »
Posted by I am thrilled to say that my work has been chosen for inclusion in an upcoming group exhibition, Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself, at the Cigar Factory Gallery, curated by Krista Scenna and Carolina Peñafiel. The curators asked artists to create new pieces – works on paper – to interpret the theme, drawing connections between the…Read more »
Posted by Hello Friends I’ve made some prints of my artwork, available for sale. These are all high-resolution 8×10″ prints on photo paper, signed and dated on the back by the artist (me!) and come on a black mat-board with a backing-board (and inside of a clear plastic sleeve), so it’s easy to frame (total size is…Read more »
Posted by Yes, you read that right! It’s amazing and it’s true. I submitted my work to an open call for the arts activist group, Occupy Museums (born out of the Occupy Wall Street movement in 2011) for their project, Debtfair which acutely addresses the subject of artists’ debt. (Yes, I am in debt – you probably…Read more »
Posted by For the last year I have been working with a wonderful group of creative people in my borough, forming a new group called Queens Creative Solidarity (see our values here). As a group, we applied for an art residency at the Queens Museum, and we got it! It’s actually pretty amazing (you can read all about it…Read more »
Lorie Caval 