New York, NY — June 22, 2025 — The latest exhibition from acclaimed artist Ira Oksman, “Inside Rooms, Outside Spaces,” opens to the public on June 22, 2025, at Galerie Shibumi. This debut solo exhibition presents a compelling exploration of the relationship between interior and exterior environments.

Ari Kim, award-winning filmmaker and artist based in New York City that has a major show opening with her work at Galerie Shibumi this January joins Enterprise Radio.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Ari Kim discuss the following:

Can you please share your background with our listeners and how it got you to where you are today?

I understand that you are a creative force, harnessing your talents in many ways, including as an artist and a filmmaker. Can you tell us about both and how they work together to help you create a perfect artistic balance.

Your show entitled “MAE-DEUP” at Galerie Shibumi opens this January in New York. Please share with our listeners what “MAE-DEUP” means to you and how they can see your show in person?

Can you talk about your artistic process for “MAE-DEUP” which opens on January 16, 2025 at Galerie Shibumi?

You have a very dynamic perspective on how your art should be experienced. Can you tell us about this?

Josie Girand, an artist who just launched a show at Galerie Shibumi in New York joins Enterprise Radio. Her art transcends all aspects of life and is accessible to everyone.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Josie Girand discuss the following:

Can you please tell us about your art journey and how you came to have a show at Galerie Shibumi in New York?

What is your show about and how do you want people to experience your art?

Josie, what is your process for creating your paintings and how long do they take for you to create?

Where is your show and how long is it up? I know some of your paintings have sold already but we would love for our listeners to know more about the show.

What advice would give an artist who has never had a show and is looking to build one and get representation for themselves?

Contributed by Sarah Friedman / Liz Scheer’s “Nocturama,” now up at Galerie Shibumi, is a trippy journey into multimedia works that combine everyday objects, religious texts, and human emotions. The style of the vignettes evokes Mexican votive paintings, conjuring the viewer’s longing for coherent narrative. However, the enigmatic captions do not always seem to explain the scenes they are paired with. This discordance between the verbal and the visual invites viewers to derive their own meaning from the ineffable, and to reflect on the narratives they rely on to do so. Ultimately, Scheer’s exhibition explores the ways in which people craft meaning from the world around them – whether through religion, art, astronomy, or philosophy – and how highly personal interpretations can result in both intimacy with others and a sense of profound isolation.