Little Window Gallery
About
Sunnyside's Little Window Gallery is one way that the new Episcopal Mission in Sunnyside is seeking to offer the All Saints building and garden as a blessing to the whole neighborhood. Housed in a window box formerly used for signage, this experiment seeks: to build community, to foster delight, to generate accessible, local conversation about the big questions art opens up, and to celebrate and support the work of local artists.
Are you a local artist?
We welcome submissions from amateur and professional artists at this link. Artists will be compensated for up to $100—we'll display your work for a month, and then give it away to a neighbor.
Want to get involved in other ways? Have questions or other ideas? Reach out to frcarlsunnyside@gmail.com!
In the Window Right Now…
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Artist: Therese Moriarty (https://moto.gallery)
Therese Moriarty is a street photographer who focuses on documenting the outer boroughs of NYC, mostly Queens and Brooklyn. She has a minimalist aesthetic that's heavily inspired by commercial and popular culture. She seeks "high" art in "low" subject matter.
This image captures a moment of decay and transformation, and it invites a question:
Things fall apart—but then sometimes they take on new life, new beauty. Do you have a story like that?
Previous Installations
Life Work Balance
Artist: Lorie Caval
What balls are you juggling—and are there any that you’re ready to drop?
Plastic Rings
Artist: Katie Berka
Is there something you keep in a place of honor that has value…just to you?
Windows to the mind
Artist: Paul O’Malley
How are you nurturing your most valuable possession—your mind?
Nurturing 1-4
Artist: Marc Brudzinski
Where do you feel nurtured? What do you nurture in turn?
Eye Fascination 1
Artist: MacKenzie Friedman
When have you gotten a glimpse of someone’s inner world?
Inspired by Cycles of Illumination
Artist: David McDonough
How do you define the invisible forces around you?
Sunset 1-4 (2024)
Artist: Shushanik Karapetyan
On what part of your life has the sun set? What new dawn are you waiting for?
Untitled #1 (collage)
Artist: Jasmine Vollherbst
Where and when have you felt connected to the earth?
How are you yearning to connect now?
Untitled #1 and Untitled #2 (2024)
Artist: Jacqueline Gurgui
When have you tried a new thing, not knowing how it would turn out?