Art has the potential to serve as an instrument of empathy, as a mode of seeing the world from a different perspective, through the eyes of the artist. The works in this collection contain a sense of mystery, heightening a different feeling that, on the contrary, we can never truly know a complete reality for anyone other than ourselves.
We collaborated with Louelle., a company that creates luxury sleeping bags, bedding, and accessories for children, on this collection of works perfect for a nursery on any budget.
We partnered with four different Brooklyn print studios to create an exclusive suite of prints by four Uprise Art artists.
Ethereal, floating, and free. With negative space and room to breathe.
Toss the flowers, keep the vase. One-of-a-kind art objects for your plants and flowers.
Whether you’re traveling around the world or around the block, taking art with you shouldn’t be a hassle. These small, easy to transport works, are all under $300 and perfect for gifting.
In collaboration with Starbucks, this collection of artwork by Ashok Sinha can be seen at 525 W 26th Street in New York City. Proceeds from this collection will benefit Free Arts NYC.
Collect them before they’re gone. These limited edition photographs and prints are down to their final few.
Lush landscapes and fresh florals, just in time for spring.
Focusing on absences and things left unsaid, these pieces stand as records of personal time, collecting what’s on hand and what’s out of reach.
Stories of summer told through a collection of timeless works.
These large-scale artworks are what we dub show stoppers. Allow your collection to come together around these bold centerpieces.
Where words and imagery meet — in all forms. From the written word to abstracted symbols of language.
Omitted features and enigmatic characters. Is the message behind these works conveyed or obscured?
Photographic works that utilize in-studio staged and collage methods, rather than software, to create the illusion of flatness.
Collage, assemblage, and mixed media. Lose yourself in works that use materials - and inspiration - from the world around you.
The author of Joyful, Ingrid Fetell Lee, shares a special collection curated according to the 10 aesthetics of joy from her new book.
A celebration of the classic combination of these chromatically contrasting extremes.
Explore mixed-media works from Uprise Art artists in which fiber, cloth, and rope take center-stage.
Mid-Century design is one of the most ubiquitous influences on contemporary spaces today. Find the perfect, timeless piece to elevate your space.
From soft blues to sandy tans, hear the waves and see summer realized in these works of art.
Multifaceted and three-dimensional, these works highlight the art of layering up.
