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Storefront Studio address:
285 5th Avenue,
Brooklyn, New York 11215
(Between 1st & 2nd Streets
in Park Slope -see map)
(718) 499-0199
Jonathan Blum's storefront is always open by appointment and by luck. Please call or e-mail to make a studio appointment or for information about commissions.
My studio/storefront at 285 5th Ave, Park Slope, Brooklyn is the only place in the world where my artwork is always available. I have a sign in my window that states, "I'm open by appointment and by luck." Basically I'm open when I'm in my studio.
If you’re in New York City and would like to see where the magic happens and check out everything I have available, I recommend making an appointment for a studio visit. Please email or call me at least a day or two beforehand since my schedule is erratic.
On the weekends, when the weather gets nice, I participate in many local art festivals; these are always listed on my website. Occasionally, I sell my artwork on the streets of Manhattan like in the good old days. I've been going to the Meatpacking District recently, around 9th Ave and 13th St. But when I am not selling on the street or at shows, I am in my studio on the weekends. During the week, I'm mostly around after 9 pm, which is when I make the majority of my artwork. This is a schedule, for better or worse, that has been serving me well for 25 years.
I have a representative, Dino Almaguer, selling for me at Eastern Market, which is one of my favorite places in the country. It's a food/art/craft/antique/flea market located at 7th St, S.E. on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. Dino will be selling for me most Saturdays and Sundays (weather permitting). Contact him directly at (240) 419-4151 or at gessogood@yahoo.com. I do my best to keep him supplied with great work. About 6-8 times a year, I visit DC and make cameo appearances at Eastern Market and a variety of art/craft shows which will always be listed on my website.
This is a two-minute video of me the Brooklyn Museum released in November 2012.
Presenting The Tabard Inn HaggadahDownload for FREE "The Tabard Inn Haggadah" that I put together using parts of other Haggadot I've admired over the years. It's illustrated by me as well. Enjoy and feel free to add other interpretations or commentaries which will make it more relevant to you. I've always thought that for a meaningful Passover Seder, a Haggadah should be seen as a work in progress.
There are two images using this technique; an ostrich and a dog. After I print each silkscreen, I hand painted them which gives each one a completely different look. And they're still only $50.
Left: Ostrich with an Olive Trying to Impress New York City hand-colored print 12"X15", $50; Delusional Dog Trying to Impress New York City hand- colored print 12"X15"), $50.
Limited Edition Prints are offered in small, limited quantities on high-quality, archival paper using archival ink. I have ten different images available, in various sizes. See them all.
Above left: King and Queen at the Brooklyn Bridge, limited edition print available in two sizes. Right: Delusional Ostrich Couple Arriving in NYC
Realistic and fictitious portraits, including rabbis, dogs, cats, and other animal paintings and monoprints
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