JFM Arts LLC is a contemporary nomadic gallery dedicated to presenting visual artists working across photography, sculpture, painting, ceramics, fiber and textile arts, and multimedia works.

Through temporary exhibitions in short-term rented galleries, vacant real estate spaces, and art fairs, JFM Arts LLC provides new, emerging, and mid-career artists with meaningful opportunities to exhibit and sell their work while offering art enthusiasts and collectors access to original artworks.

The gallery is committed to supporting DEIB initiatives, promoting artists’ practices, encouraging art appreciation, and fostering direct engagement through artist talks, curator conversations, and public programs that deepen audiences’ understanding of each artist’s creative process and conceptual foundation.

As of August 2026, JFM Arts has hosted four shows and worked with 10+ artists. We aim to feature varied art styles, expand our community, & hold 2-4 shows annually.

Previous Exhibitions:

Summer Wonder(s) - Summer 2026
July 16 - Aug 1 2026
61 Atlantic Ave BK

Concave - Spring 2025
June 12-15 2025
16 East 12th St NYC

Primavera - Winter 2025
March 8 - April 5 2025
Collab w/ Helac Fine Art & aON18+
@ Eleventh Hour Art - 61 Atlantic Ave BK

aON18+ - Winter 2024
January 26 2024
18 East 50th St NYC

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Meet the Artists:

(in alphabetical order by last name)

Lara Azul /
Britta Adler

Lara Azul, the artistic identity of Britta Adler, is a multidisciplinary artist who works in painting, performance, and installation. Formerly with Artists Anonymous and GODsDOGs, she is internationally exhibited and collected. Her academic background spans painting, psychology, and dance, and her art explores complex, poetic aspects of human experience. View Lara Azul’s website here. and Britta Adler’s website here.

Pencil and watercolor, an upside down screaming head with horses and inverse colored flower in the foreground.

Allison Beda

Experimental humourist filmmaker, Conceptual Sculptor + Dada Gallerist who loves joyful guerrilla art interventions, turning difficult life experiences into comedic artworks and working with what you have. Artist Allison Beda mines deeply personal yet somehow universal passions and obsessions: Through darkly comedic female-centred productions, she poetically explores the intersection of cinema, dance and narrative, resulting in bold and unique films and conceptual art. View her “Fake Gallery” here.

Small twine bundle with a label "it is art if I say it is" wrapped around it pinched by a hand

Small twine bundle with a label "it is art if I say it is" wrapped around it perched on the fingertips of a white clay hand

Michael Biello

Michael Biello is an inter- disciplinary artist drawing inspiration from his Italian American roots, passion for theatre, and LGBTQ+ activism. Biello is one of the artisan/makers who helped revive NoHo, New York in the 1990s. His work is exhibited internationally and in numerous private collections. Biello embraces a wide range of artistic disciplines, including dance, performance art, & musical theatre, often with his life partner, composer Dan Martin. View his website here.

A golden bust with textured stripes and a hollow egg as the head, a circle cut in the egg to show a golden interior

A white bust with painted grass blades, a conical birdhouse-type shape as the head with black and white swirls on the body, stripes on the head, and warm red lights glowing through the small hole opening

Portia Bowers

Portia Bowers is a fiber and textile artist whose vibrant colors, patterns, and textures explore femininity, the Goddess, and possibility. Her work appears either as free-form pieces without rigid support or attached to structures such as boards or metal frames. Flowers recur throughout Bowers’ work as symbols of spirit, love, and gratitude.
View her Instagram here.

A metal hoop strung with black and white yarn of varying textures, bundled and hanging wildly

A hoop criss-crossed with burgundy, orange, brown, and cream-white yarn with hanging bundles interspersed with textured bundles of different yarn in pinks, whites, and yellows

Sol Kjok

Sol paints constellations of floating bodies, created through acrobatic collaborations with fellow artists from her interdisciplinary NYC arts collective. Her work reflects a revolutionary paradigm shift: science now supports ancient mystical truths—all matter is interconnected, and thought is energy shaping reality. In short, we are oneness having the experience of separateness. View her website here.

Pastel and ghostly purple and yellow bodies overlapping and intertwined in indistinguishable patterns

Miriam Lenk

Berlin-based feminist sculpture artist. View her website here.

A large blue statue of a creature with big lips for a head, curvy feminine body, and textured branches of swirls surrounding the body

A white sculpture of a creature with a unicorn head, curvy feminine body, and hoofed foot lounging in abstract wavess

John Manocherian

Painting is a waking dream
Giving me a feeling of accomplishment.
It's immediately sensual,
a puzzle to scramble and then arrange.
Inside is music
the forest beauty.
Fresh cut grass on a summer day.
Hitchcock movies,
a picnic at night under moonlight
And my breath right now.
View his website here.

Bold watercolor swirls spiralling into a complete circle

Watercolor shapes in a C-curve with green, red, yellow, and black with slightly sketched oblong shapes on top and in the space of the C-curve

Rohini Thapar

Rohini’s inspiration stems from the ever-changing life’s seasons that lead to opportunities for growth, culminating in a collective art form where each artwork is a testament to creativity and self-expression. The fusion of colors and ideas instills in her a sense of peace and purpose, prompting her commitment to the artistic journey. View her website here.

2 abstract blocky paintings - red and black squares on a blue and yellow background, then tan, brown, and black stripes on a blue and white background

2 splotchy textured abstract backgrounds, one in red orange and yellow sponged on a blue background, other blue red and yellow sponged on a bright red and orange background

Jennifer Manocherian

I make creatures, for want of a better word. The base is a mannequin. Then I add rubber masks, wigs, clothes, and miscellaneous objects I own or buy, claws as needed. I glue, staple, paint, polish nails, and comb and cut wigs. I spend most days writing.

Lavanya Vinyak

Lavanya is a New York City–based filmmaker and producer studying at Pratt Institute. Drawing on live-action filmmaking, animation, and painting, she explores identity, resilience, and time through raw human experiences and layered narratives. She has led more than 30 film projects in key roles, guiding production to create cohesive, compelling work recognized at prestigious festivals and in award-winning films.
View her website here.

Mohamed Yakub

Creative architectural designer with a proven track record in delivering visually striking and innovative residential & commercial projects. Expertise in luxury interior design, project management, & textile artistry, complemented by a passion for photography. View his website here.