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Mriya Gallery

First Ukrainian Art Gallery in NYC
Creative space that represents Ukrainian culture

09/17/2025

A little sneak peek into the upcoming solo exhibition of Denis Sarazhin, titled “The Beast and the Sky.” Opening in just two weeks.

This exhibition explores the human as both beast and dreamer: tethered to the earth yet striving endlessly toward the sky. Sarazhin’s semi-abstract figures transcend cultural boundaries, inviting each viewer to shape personal myths through their own interpretations.

Opening Reception takes place on the 1st of October, from 6-9pm at the Mriya Gallery.

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09/11/2025

“The Beast and the Sky” a solo exhibition of Denis Sarazhin, curated by Aidana Bergali.

This exhibition explores the duality of the human as both beast and dreamer, tethered to the earth yet endlessly striving toward the sky — with this insatiable hunger fueled by our most beautiful and most destructive weapon: the imagination.

Sarazhin’s semi-abstract figures evoke a contemporary bestiary, where wind collectors, fog keepers, and cloud-followers inhabit canvases that dissolve cultural boundaries and invite personal myth-making. Like stars and clouds once shaped into gods and beasts, these works call us to interpret, to imagine, and to question: Does progress bring us closer to transcendence, or does it cost us our humanity?

Opening Reception takes place on the 1st of October, from 6-9pm at the Mriya Gallery.

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$“Refractions” had its opening last Thursday- we would like to thank everyone who came by to celebrate with us and see th...$

07/21/2025

“Refractions” had its opening last Thursday- we would like to thank everyone who came by to celebrate with us and see the incredible works by Brittany Clifford, Saint Chalom, and Erik Sommer. 🌈

Like the three edges of a prism, three artists with distinct visual languages come together into a single vivid spectrum that is this exhibition to reflect on the space between temporality and timelessness of being - the intangible. Similar to how the prism refracts light, the canvases display the fragmentation of dreams, feelings, and experiences that pass through the artist, which are preserved in the form of color, strokes, and stains. Curated by Aidana Bergai.

Featured Artists:

Brittany Clifford

Saint Chalomchalom

Erik Sommer

Curator:

Aidana Bergali

$A glimpse into “Refractions” - a group exhibition featuring the works of Saint Chalom, Brittany Clifford, and Erik Somme...$

07/09/2025

A glimpse into “Refractions” - a group exhibition featuring the works of Saint Chalom, Brittany Clifford, and Erik Sommer, opening on July 17th at the Mriya Gallery. ✨

Curated by Aidana Bergali for the Mriya Gallery, this exhibition unites three artists whose works explore the intangible- such as emotion, memory, and spirit- through the spectrum of abstraction, reflecting on the space between the fleeting and the eternal.

Kindly RSVP using the link posted on our instagram story.

$“Refractions” - Opening July 17 at Mriya Gallery ✨We’re very excited to announce our upcoming group exhibition titled “R...$

07/01/2025

“Refractions” - Opening July 17 at Mriya Gallery ✨

We’re very excited to announce our upcoming group exhibition titled “Refractions”, featuring new works by Brittany Clifford, Erik Sommer, and Saint Chalom, curated by Aidana Bergali.

Like light passing through a prism, each artist offers a distinct lens—refracting emotion, time, and spirit into vivid visual languages. Together, their works form a singular spectrum of abstraction, materiality, and transcendence.

Join us for the opening on Thursday, July 17, and experience the fractured, dreamlike beauty of “Refractions”.

Featured Artists:

Saint Chalomchalom

Brittany Clifford

Erik Sommer

Curator:

Aidana Bergali

06/21/2025

There’s still time to catch “Roses of Heliogabalus & The Opulence of Ruin” — an exhibition showcasing the powerful works of six talented artists. 🌹

United by the exploration of the tension between beauty and violence, their pieces draw on classical allusions and contemporary expression. Don’t miss your chance to experience it.

Featured Artists:

Petra Schott schott.art

Michael Alexander Campbellalexander.campbell

Gianna Tesone

Nina Hunter

Shantaye McMorrow

Kevin Watson

Curator:

Aidana Bergali

06/06/2025

Highlights from the current exhibition “Roses of Heliogabalus & The Opulence of Ruin” - the curatorial debut of Aidana Bergaliyeva, featuring 6 phenomenal artists:

Petra Schott schott.art

Michael Alexander Campbellalexander.campbell

Gianna Tesone

Nina Hunter

Shantaye McMorrow

Kevin Watson

06/03/2025

Some moments from the exhibition opening of “Roses of Heliogabalus & The Opulence of Ruin” - the curatorial debut of Aidana Bergaliyeva 🌟🌹

Endless thanks to all who joined us on such a special night, and a special thank you to the incredibly talented artists who helped bring this vision to life ♥️

The exhibition is to runs through June 11th - come by Mriya to experience the stunning works of:

Petra Schott schott.art

Michael Alexander Campbellalexander.campbell

Gianna Tesone

Nina Hunter

Shantaye McMorrow

Kevin Watson

05/29/2025

Already this Saturday marks the long-awaited opening of “Roses of Heliogabalus & The Opulence of Ruin” — the curatorial debut of Aidana Bergaliyeva 🌹🌟

Featuring six incredibly talented artists, this group show draws unexpected connections between what may at first seem like opposites: Classical Antiquity and Contemporary Expression, Beauty and Suffering. How do these themes collide? Come see for yourself at the Mriya Gallery.

Vernissage: May 31st, 6–9 PM ✨
RSVP via the link in our story

Featured Artists:

Petra Schott schott.art

Michael Alexander Campbellalexander.campbell

Gianna Tesone

Nina Hunter

Shantaye McMorrow

Kevin Watson

Curator:

Aidana Bergaliyeva

05/20/2025

Counting down the days until the opening of Roses of Heliogabalus—happening May 31 at Mriya Gallery. 🌹

RSVP via the link in our stories and join us for a group exhibition featuring artists whose works echo classical allusions through contemporary expression- exploring the delicate tension between opulence and ruin. Curated by Aidana Bergaliyeva.

Featured Artists:

Petra Schott schott.art

Michael Alexander Campbellalexander.campbell

Gianna Tesone

Nina Hunter

Shantaye McMorrow

Kevin Watson

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Tuesday	11am - 9pm
Wednesday	11am - 9pm
Thursday	11am - 9pm
Friday	11am - 9pm
Saturday	11am - 8pm
Sunday	11am - 8pm

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