Art: It’s What You Make It

Whether you shop the street or your most loved art gallery, art is what you make it. 

Children art at Serengeti Gallery

Everything doesn’t have to hang in a museum to be a treasure.  Art can be personal, and it has no boundaries– it stretches as far as your imagination will allow.  With the power of presentation, you can turn an everyday object into art.

From Napkin to Heirloom

Let’s say you ran into Roy Hargrove in Harlem and he signed a napkin for you. Take the napkin, couple it with a postcard from the city, then add a frame. Display them together in your music room for a personal touch and sentimental memory. Write a note on the back of the frame and pass it down to your jazz-loving nephew, turning it into an heirloom.

Art is not only paint on paper, it’s whatever you make it.  So make it unique and make it yours.

Reach out to your local art gallery for help!

John Coltrane, Postcard by Kisasi Ramsess

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