Our Artists

Learn more about our members and their work.

Lenore Mizrachi-Cohen

Artist, Muse Founder

Lenore is a mixed-media conceptual artist. Her work is represented in multiple international museums and galleries. View her CV and portfolio on her site,

www.Lenorecohen.com

Instagram.com/Lenorecohen

Natalie Greenberg

Artist, Curator

After a 20 year career in interior design, Natalie received her MA, Summa Cum Laude, in Art History from Brooklyn College in 2007. She taught Art History at Brooklyn College and at Magen David Yeshiva for 12 years and now divides her time between teaching, family, and painting at Muse.

Shelley Shamah

Painter, Graphic Designer

Shelley works across a variety of media, focusing mainly on graphic design and illustration. She is currently a student at Pratt Institute, where she studies Communication Design. As a modern orthodox Jew, Shelley infuses her work with allusions to her warm upbringing and her homeland, Israel.

www.shelleyshamah.com

Instagram.com/artbyshell_

Sylia Aboudi

Sylia is a self-taught artist from Brooklyn. Passionate about the arts from a young age, she currently teaches in elementary school. She works with everything from acrylic and watercolor painting, to mixed-media collage and ink and pencil drawings. She's taught several plein air painting workshops, and loves to see students surprise themselves with their creations. When she's not sketching in waiting rooms or parks, she loves to read and write and run after her five children.

Grace Mizrachi

A professional doodler, Grace's works are mainly smaller portraIts and landscapes. Primarily working with graphite and watercolor, she has worked on large installation artworks and murals, but is more at home using art as a journal of travels and life moments.

Grace has worked as a professional chef, caterer and event planner, always channeling her artistic side in her professional life.

instagram.com/gmiz_artistry

Aimee Swed

Aimee Mosseri Swed is an artist who works with narrative. Her medium of choice is usually acrylics, but she is also adept in glass and drawing.

Her current themes are emotions, home, community, mental health, and food politics. She has a BA in "Identity via Art" (NYU, 2014)