Hogar Collection

In the art world, the Hogar Collection is the new kid on the block, but since it began in 2003, it has made a significant impact on the contemporary art world. It was founded with the intent of promoting new art forms, and modern artists with an eye toward diversity and eclecticism. The underlying principle of all their displays and exhibits tends toward innovation in all forms of artistry, with art that spans all of the senses; from painting to photography, from sculpture to multimedia video and sound, the Hogar Collection spans all forms of media for a truly unique art experience. The Hogar Collection is a gallery run by artists Todd Rosenbaum and Cecilia Biagini, and is tailored distinctively toward unleashing new and raw talent on the New York art scene. It is an important tenet of the gallery to expose art lovers to new talent, and to expand the world of art into new directions. Recent exhibits include the oil works of Martin Reyna, the innovative ink jet “prints” of Jihoon Park, and the unique beadwork pieces by Michelle Forsyth. The most inspiring aspect of the Hogar Collection is that you are guaranteed to see something that you have never seen before, presented in its inimitable and distinctive style.

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