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Pick up some prints, books, and original paintings
$60-$75
Bring vibrant stories home with my art prints, inspired by community murals and cultural tales, like East Harlem’s bold pomegranate. Perfect for gifting or decorating, these high-quality prints add color to any space. Shop sizes from 11x14 to 16x20 to find your ideal piece.
$18
Discover Margarita’s coloring book, bursting with cultural designs that inspire creativity for all ages, alongside Spoils of War, a captivating book weaving stories of resilience and community through vivid art. Perfect for gifts or personal enjoyment, these books bring color and narrative to life. Order your copies today to explore and create.
$400-$600+
Margarita crafts original paintings that exude unique stories, inspired by the bold narrative style of her “Immigrating City” exhibit. Each piece transforms spaces, from homes to offices, with personal and cultural depth. Contact Korol to commission a one-of-a-kind artwork.
Services
Schedule an appointment with Margarita to begin moving a project from a vision to reality.
$900+
Custom murals transform spaces with vibrant community stories, encapsulated in the East Harlem “Imported Produce” and Chicago “Die Mauer: Berlin Wall” projects. Designed by Margarita Korol and painted by hand, these bold artworks unite people through collaborative creativity. Reach out to commission a mural that leaves a lasting impact.
$250-$1000
Margarita designs custom art for magazines, music projects, book covers, and other settings where narratives meet visuals to tell compelling stories. Get in touch to commission a unique design.
$750-$2000+
Short animations encapsulate stories through dynamic visuals for music videos, children’s animated shorts, and whimsical teasers. Produced by Margarita Korol, these colorful clips captivate audiences for promotions or education. Reach out to commission an animation project.
About
Margarita Korol’s
Urban Pop Art Projects
Bronx artist and social impact design alien Margarita Korol was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine and grew up across Chicagoland. She’s usually making art and building community in uptown NYC and NYS.
Born the week of Chernobyl in Ukraine to Jewish refuseniks (political refugees fleeing oppressive Soviet persecution in the 70s and 80s), Margarita’s focus on reminding individuals of their responsibility to their power in disadvantaged struggles against the social and political systems around them is an ongoing theme in her work.
