Clear your calendar : You're invited to take part in the festivities. This is going to be epic!
Featured Artists: Joseph Meloy, Betsy Heffron, and Marco Santini.
Come discover a co-thinking space designed for productive meetings & focus work. Private, reserved & quiet seating pods by-the-hour with unlimited coffee/tea and a growing community of freelancers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses.
SoHo Places is where things get done & where things happened.
RSVP to make sure your name’s on the list.
Our first two parties were a big success. More than 200 people registered to the February party so we're getting a little more selective to bring the right people together.
Make your bets in our Silent Auction and come meet freelancers, entrepreneurs, artists, and investors in the desirable neighborhood of Soho!
We believe in the power of creation and the artistic inspiration need of our members. SoHo Places is the home of local New York City artists to show they creation. You'll meet our new artists and listen to their stories.
A silent auction will take place. Click here to view the pieces sold and place your bet.
Joseph Meloy (b.1982) is a visual artist born and raised in New York City. Working in a style he coined “Vandal Expressionism”, his particular brand of post-graffiti abstraction draws heavily from AbEx, art brut and Paleolithic cave painting, invoking primal elements of graffiti and the iconography of damage and intrusion from street art to turn the calligraphic scribbles of the street into a medium for artistic divination.
SMy paintings and drawings are the exploration of my surroundings; nature, urban living, objects. A red chair, vintage seltzer bottles, typewriters, windows, doors. I am a painter working in oils and oil bars, my approach to painting stems from academic and atelier training. Bold and exaggerated colors create vibration and energy. Objects become obsessions….color, as content..
Marco Santini is a NYC-based photographer and street artist who draws inspiration from urban landscapes, graffiti and the organic cycle of regeneration that the City offers on a daily basis. He finds beauty in things that are typically overlooked while enjoying the juxtaposition of different layers and textures.