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STORM RITTER

Storm Ritter at Storm Ritter Gallery

Storm Ritter is a New York City based fine artist, ambidextrous painter, multimedia designer & business owner of Storm Ritter, Inc. For ten years, she has been working professionally as a full-time painter in downtown Manhattan,. The surrealist artist specializes in canvas, murals, fashion design, painted garments, interior design and branded merchandise. Her process is driven by musical synesthesia, a constant search for frission and endless desire to to visualize her theatrical universe. Collectively known for spiritual subject matter, mystical themes and technicolor palette, her signature storytellers are The Cool People.

A graduate of New York University, she launched her professional career in 2014 with her first business and retail storefront, Storm Ritter Studio, in Greenwich Village. The two-story brick and mortar was an visually immersive experience, selling made-in-house original textile garments, painted apparel, and fine art. 2020, she launched an online commerce at her West Village home studio.

 
Fall of 2022, she operated two NYC brick-and-mortar storefronts, Storm Ritter Gallery at 807 Washington Street and Storm Ritter Gallery II at 38 Little West 12th Street. The locations featured her fine art collections, merchandise and public studio. In past years, she catered to commissions, completed the Age of The Cool People 60-foot building mural and opened two solo shows.

As of 2024, Storm manages her East Village Private Studio, working on new collections, on-location murals, commissions, and merchandise. All inventory is sold online and in studio with appointment-based clients. November, she will open her fourth solo show downtown Chelsea with Detour Gallery.

EMAIL: storm@stormritter.com

INSTAGRAM: @stormritter

BUSINESS PHONE: (727) 612 - 6721

ART & BUSINESS TIMELINE

YEAR 2024

January, Storm opened her private location in the East Village with studio, showroom and living quarters. The renovation of the space took her one month, and in March she continued her fine art collection production in house. Client meetings began at the private studio, executing sales on-location.
 
Spring, she worked with the Girl Scouts of Greater New York and Road Recovery in arts mentorship speaking events, home studio workshops and fundraising art donations. In studio, the artist produced over twenty new pieces for her 2024 collection and traveled for on-location painting commission in Florida.
 
Summer, she is catering to commissioned murals, canvas, painted garments and custom tattoo designs. She continues her relationship with Broadway's Mean Girls, providing more costumes for the National Tour. As a web designer, Storm re-launched this website while creating art and merchandise in preparation for her next solo show.

Fall, Storm continued work with Road Recovery, creating a fundraiser t-shirt with the youth program while working on a new collection. She will open her fourth solo show, A Kind Soul Is A Cool Soul, on November 14th, with Detour Gallery downtown Chelsea, NYC.