MAISON 10 x MADE HOTEL
Linger a little longer while in the lobby and browse our new art and ceramics installation at MADE NYC; “where experiences are the new luxury”.
Nick Park (Nick Park Pottery) is a queer artist and ceramics instructor who resides in NYC. When creating his work, Nick strives to bring unique pieces to life that embrace function and celebrate color. He enjoys highlighting the process of clay and the one-of-a-kind art that results from it. He hopes that his work becomes a part of your life, melding into the rituals of your day and cultivating comfort, community, and joy.
Alejandra Mandelblum is a muralist, multidisciplinary artist and teaching artist with a history of working in underserved communities. Employing both colors and geometries common in her hometown of Caracas, Venezuela, she seeks to contrast the country’s tropical beauty and past prosperity with its current deterioration, violence and decline. Having come from a family of physicians, Alejandra is also interested in processes of degeneration and regeneration and sometimes creates fantastical biological microworlds to explore these aspects of human experience.
Nick Park (Nick Park Pottery) is a queer artist and ceramics instructor who resides in NYC. When creating his work, Nick strives to bring unique pieces to life that embrace function and celebrate color. He enjoys highlighting the process of clay and the one-of-a-kind art that results from it. He hopes that his work becomes a part of your life, melding into the rituals of your day and cultivating comfort, community, and joy.
Alejandra Mandelblum is a muralist, multidisciplinary artist and teaching artist with a history of working in underserved communities. Employing both colors and geometries common in her hometown of Caracas, Venezuela, she seeks to contrast the country’s tropical beauty and past prosperity with its current deterioration, violence and decline. Having come from a family of physicians, Alejandra is also interested in processes of degeneration and regeneration and sometimes creates fantastical biological microworlds to explore these aspects of human experience.
