Pearl Paint opened its flagship store on Canal Street in NYC in 1933 & closed in April, 2014 after its 11.850 square foot building was listed for sale for $15 million dollars. Pearl Paint was very significant to New York artists because its location at the edge of SoHo helped to foster the area's transition from industrial warehouses to a vibrant artist community in the 1960s and 1970s. When SoHo became gentrified in the 1980s, forcing many artists to leave, Pearl Paint remained and artists continued to get their fine art supplies at the store.
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Signed Prints of our photo of the iconic Pearl Paint will be available at our upcoming exhibition at @villageworksnyc including archival 11x14 inch for $119 and 11x14 inch foam -core mounted & framed in white letterbox frame for $199. (Swipe left for 2nd photo showing framed prints). Larger limited edition signed prints (swipe left for 3rd photo of Pearl Paint 29 , 36 inch print)
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Our Store Front- Photography Exhibition at Village Works at 90 East 3rd Street opening reception is this Thursday March 17th from 7-10 PM. Free Beer Wine and Pastries will be provided.
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