Our ARtists

George Cooke has been carving wood for over 30 years and enjoys transforming everyday objects such as clothing items, umbrellas, and bags into works of art in wood. His work has been shown in several juried art shows and art galleries in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

After many years working in wood, he began working with stone and has created a variety of sculptures, including a stack of books in limestone, roses in alabaster, and even a few sculptures in marble. More recently he’s been exploring woodturning, creating small decorative bowls, vases, and bottle stoppers. 

Hens Breet is a landscape artist drawn to the contrast between the natural world and the built environment. His work often focuses on one or the other—forests and wetlands, or decaying buildings and infrastructure—but always with an awareness of how the two coexist.

Most of the pieces here are painted with casein, a medium he uses to explore mood, light, and atmosphere. He’s interested in how beauty can be found in both nature and urban decay, and how each tells its own quiet story. 

Jason Sagat is a Hoboken-based artist whose vision is to capture the beauty in the everyday. His art layers macro and sweeping scenic photography to reveal how often-overlooked details of everyday life can carry meaningful impact. 

His art invites curiosity and contemplation and serves as a source of appreciation, energy, and motivation. He partners with many on commissioned work, most recently installing a mural at Hoboken City Hall.   

 As a kid, Ken Hohnecker would draw pictures and write stories to go along with them. Though he dabbled in painting throughout his life, he didn’t begin painting seriously until around 2020. Many of his pieces feature beloved Hoboken establishments, serving as sentimental reminders of meaningful moments in people’s lives. With over 20 years of experience in woodworking, Ken has also evolved his craft into creating unique, repurposed antique lamps. 

Marina Katsnelson is a visual artist known for transforming everyday objects into bold, modern still lifes. Her work features realistic portrayals of food, drink, and nostalgic items—often painted in oils on aluminum panels featuring maps or newspapers.

Marina’s unique aesthetic blends technical precision with emotional warmth, inviting viewers to find beauty in the familiar. Her work has been exhibited across New Jersey and New York, and is collected by those drawn to its clean lines, striking contrasts, and quiet charm.

In addition to original paintings, Marina creates hand-embellished prints, coasters, and functional art. She finds joy in sharing pieces that spark connection, memory, and delight. 

 Sanglier Hats is Hoboken’s first hat brand featuring a hat bar and customization studio, specializing in 100% handcrafted Australian wool and trucker hats. With engraving, burn designs, and unique embellishments, each piece is crafted for bold, confident style. 

  Triple G Vinyl is more than records—it’s where music and artistry collide. Offering new and vintage vinyl alongside clocks, bowls, vases, and shelves made from repurposed vinyl, Triple G Vinyl turns music into functional art. 

Tom Wilkinson is a wood carving artist located in Linden, New Jersey. Tom draws his inspiration from nature and prefers to use found wood to create his carvings. With subjects ranging from portraits to birds and animals, each piece is an opportunity to find the spirit of the wood.

 Wixology Wax Bar is a custom candle company in Hoboken, NJ where fragrance meets creativity. From hand-poured candles to personalized scents, each creation is crafted for a unique, sensory experience.