This stunning ceramic piece, titled "Long Island Spring", is created by Frank Olt, an artist and professor at Long Island University. Olt blends ceramics and painting in a unique hybrid style, drawing from the New York School tradition. His signature approach incorporates ceramic media, glazing, and mixed media with rich hues, evoking color field artists and landscapes. Notable commissions include ceramic art at the 23rd & Ely subway station and Bellevue Hospital. A former artist-in-residence at MoMA P.S. 1, Olt's work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This striking piece, "Nobel Peace Prize 1906", is created by Dan Christoffel, one of Long Island's most recognized historical artists. Using charcoal and white Conte, Christoffel combines his passion for history with his skill as a representational painter. His works tell more than just stories - they capture the emotions of U.S. presidents during times of change. Christoffel's art has been exhibited nationally and internationally, and he currently serves as artist-in-residence at Long Island University. His Lincoln series, documented by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was featured in a retrospective at the Long Island Art League.

Celebrate the art and culture of cycling with this unique package featuring a bicycle painting by Brooklyn-based artist Taliah Lempert, whose vibrant work is inspired by her passion for NYC's cycling scene.

A self-represented artist since 2000, Taliah captures the bicycle as a symbol of freedom, energy, and identity. This package also includes a stylish bike basket and a $50 gift card to Mineola Bicycle. A perfect blend of art, utility, and cycling spirit.

Add a bold statement to your collection with "Shark" and "Two Face," two striking original artworks by Monet Barley.

An accomplished LIU Post alumna, Monet holds both a M.A. in Media and Design (2009) and a M.S. in Management Engineering (2013). These pieces reflect her unique fusion of creativity and precision, making them powerful additions to any art lover's space.