AVAILABLE WORK

Explore new works from artists we've collaborated with, and connect with us to view pieces in person or see them rendered in your space.

Britt Fabello, based in Los Angeles, creates works on paper that blend sustainability with meditative design. Her commitment to ecological materials and engaging textures fosters an environment of reflection and sensory exploration. Explore a catalog of her available works from our collaboration with M.PATMOS.

Prices range from $675 - $1,950, all framed.

Sabina Magnus, a Brooklyn-based ceramic arts teacher and practitioner, brings extensive experience in wheel and hand-building techniques. Teaching at Clayworks since its inception, Sabina has developed a portfolio that includes both sculptural and functional ceramics. Her work, informed by a BFA from Parsons School of Design and a background in graphic design, is showcased in galleries and retail spaces, earning numerous accolades. Sabina is often found in her studio at Clayworks on Columbia, crafting her latest pieces.

Floral installation: $3,800 available at M.Patmos.

Madeley Rodriguez, born in Havana, Cuba, and raised in Northern California, is a Brooklyn-based artist known for her intuitive, hand- sculpted clay pieces. Working out of Clayworks on Columbia, a community-driven studio in Brooklyn, she allows the clay to guide her, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that emerge spontaneously, reflecting her deep connection to the material and her craft.

Vessels From $350, Warrior Series, $400 - $500

Rachel Johnston is an artist whose impressionistic watercolors reflect her deep connection to nature, seamlessly blending art and landscape in her practice. Hailing from a family of artists and architects, she also works as a landscape architect and is the co-founder of Studio Prospect, a Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary firm. Rachel's work, both in her art and in the physical environment, is dedicated to creating spaces that foster joy and a profound connection to the natural world.

Flowerbomb 1, 2024, 14”x10.25”, $1,150, framed

Maw , 2024, 10.5”x10.5” $950, framed

Winter’s Memory, 2024, 12”x9”, $950, framed

Frankie Slaughter, a longtime Virginian, draws from the earth itself, incorporating encaustic, paint, and textiles to create compositions that resonate with the textures and rhythms of the natural world. Her deeply layered works embody a raw, intuitive process that mirrors the landscapes she inhabits. Slaughter's art is about being in the moment—how form finds surface, shifts, and becomes an intersection of texture, line, pattern, and light. Her work embraces the unrefined chaos of life, inviting viewers to stay in the imperfect but beautiful moment. After nearly twelve years living in Hong Kong, she now works and resides in Richmond, Virginia, where her global experiences continue to influence her work.

Rearranging the Furniture, 36 x 36 in, $4,000 Framed

Alterations , Collage, 22.5 x 18.5 in., $1,200 framed

Current Highlights from the Studio

We offer access to a wide range of available works from the studios of working artists, and we look forward to proposing art tailored to your space and budget.

Artworks: Lin Qiqing, Ellen Rutt, Victoria Manganiello