Position your work inside one of New York City’s most historic fine art corridors — just steps from the Museum of Modern Art.
For five days, your artwork will be displayed on a high-visibility digital screen facing Madison Avenue inside Herbwell — a luxury cannabis dispensary situated directly within the city’s cultural bloodstream. Tens of thousands of pedestrians pass this corridor daily, including collectors, curators, creatives, tourists, and art enthusiasts moving between galleries and museums.
This is not a social media post.
This is physical presence in Manhattan.
The Experience
Each selected artist receives:
5 days of digital billboard-style exposure
Artwork displayed with title, artist name, year, and medium
A custom QR code linking directly to your preferred social platform or website
Professional documentation photograph for your portfolio
Limited rotation slots per designated week
Featured inside NYC’s cultural artery
Collector-facing foot traffic
Manhattan physical presence
Inclusion under sponsorship by MoMAS High Society, Herbwell, and ARCHIV3 Magazine
Your work won’t sit in an algorithm.
It will face Madison Avenue.
Whether you’re building your collector base, driving traffic to your social presence, or expanding your visibility in NYC’s art ecosystem — this is a strategic placement designed for maximum exposure.
Spots are limited and submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.
The New Renaissance Part II Recap
With momentum carried from its debut, The New Renaissance Part II arrived as an undoubtable expansion.
The exhibition pushed further into the dialogue between digital and physical art, transforming the space into a living intersection of mediums. What once felt like two separate worlds now moved in sync, dissolving boundaries and reshaping how audiences engaged with contemporary work.
TNR Part ll revisited MoMAS High Society on Madison Ave in NYC, a breakout multi-level art studio within Herbwell dedicated to housing the next generation of culture leaders. From the outset, the response was undeniable.
Work With Me
I’m currently open to work across creative direction, photography, film, and cultural production — especially projects that live at the intersection of art, music, fashion, culture, and experimental technology.
I’m most interested in projects that treat storytelling as a lived experience: physical events, content ecosystems, or hybrid activations that feel intentional rather than extractive.
If you’re exploring how narrative moves through the digital age, I’d love to talk.
You can reach me directly at [email protected], or connect via Instagram, Twitter, or Linkedin.
My portfolio is available here.
I’ve been spending a lot of time moving through galleries across the city — looking for new work, new conversations, and new collaborators. If you’re in NYC and want to talk art, music, technology, or simply share a coffee, feel free to hit reply.
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