SURREALIST MURAL
Age of The Cool People
60 FOOT BUILDING MURAL
JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2022
DUNEDIN, FLORIDA | BLUR NIGHTCLUB
60-Foot Building Mural
Storm Ritter's fourth solo show, "A Kind Soul Is A Cool Soul" opened in November 2024 in Chelsea, NYC. The collection included over 50 paintings from the past year and a half, including a gift shop of original merchandise of apparel, jewelry, paintings on paper, signed prints and home decor. After opening night, the artist actively worked the gallery catering to small events, client meetings, and guest tours.
EXPLORE THE MURAL
After the opening night, G23NY extended the gallery duration additional months as Storm Ritter consistently operated client viewings, additional events, artist tours and commissioned sales. From her success at her original storefront, Storm Ritter Studio, she attracted her clientele and tourists alike to the location.
After the opening night, G23NY extended the gallery duration additional months as Storm Ritter consistently operated client viewings, additional events, artist tours and commissioned sales. From her success at her original storefront, Storm Ritter Studio, she attracted her clientele and tourists alike to the location.
After the opening night, G23NY extended the gallery duration additional months as Storm Ritter consistently operated client viewings, additional events, artist tours and commissioned sales. From her success at her original storefront, Storm Ritter Studio, she attracted her clientele and tourists alike to the location.
After the opening night, G23NY extended the gallery duration additional months as Storm Ritter consistently operated client viewings, additional events, artist tours and commissioned sales. From her success at her original storefront, Storm Ritter Studio, she attracted her clientele and tourists alike to the location.
PHOTO ARCHIVES
Mural Photos, Details & Process
At the Storm Ritter Galleries in Meatpacking, she worked with the non-profit, Gallery 23 New York, to take over locations. Since 2021, Storm focused her business in gallery-based fine art sales, evolving from her original retail storefront, Storm Ritter Studio, which prioritized made in-house fashion and accessible artwork. With her experience in management, she opened daily, contributing Village energy to the district. Since was already known as a retailer in Greenwich Village, Storm consistently had a flow of reoccurring visitors at the store to purchase original art and merchandise. And, the inviting showroom was a marriage of retail and exhibition, creating an immersive, polished experience that was friendly and approachable.
