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11/30/2025

HOLIDAY SHOW 2025

Join us December 6th & 7th for Holiday Show 2025, a weekend open house at James Yarosh Associates Fine Art & Design Gallery. Enjoy conversations and reflections on art with works by Miriam Beerman, Jacob Landau, Sheba Sharrow, and Marian Christopher Zacharow. Saturday & Sunday, 12–4 PM. Exhibit continues through Saturday, December 27th.

Holiday Show 2025 – James Yarosh Associates

11/30/2025

HOLIDAY SHOW 2025

Join us December 6th & 7th for Holiday Show 2025, a weekend open house at James Yarosh Associates Fine Art & Design Gallery. Enjoy conversations and reflections on art with works by Miriam Beerman, Jacob Landau, Sheba Sharrow, and Marian Christopher Zacharow. Saturday & Sunday, 12–4 PM. Exhibit continues through Saturday, December 27th.

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Ditch the White! Try One of These Designer-Approved Kitchen Colors

07/29/2025

Thank-you Good Housekeeping for the 💛: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/decorating-ideas/g1644/colorful-kitchens/. Lead image and Kitchens 5 and 8. 🩵

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'Shop with feeling, not just function' – how to navigate an online auction like a designer

06/23/2025

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'Shop with feeling, not just function' – how to navigate an online auction like a designer Say goodbye to impulse buys and overly high bids – this is how you peruse an auction with ease and determination

01/18/2025

SAVE THE DATE - her story - FINAL EXHIBITION SALON 2025 | Saturday, February 15th 12-4 PM at James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery AN AFTERNOON OF CONVERSATION & EXHIBIT REFLECTIONS - GALLERY OPEN HOUSE INVITATION | Saturday & Sunday 12-4PM“My passion for curatorial activism led me to explore the pairing of these two pioneering artists,” says gallerist and curator James Yarosh, “When viewed together, their works resonate viscerally. Individual in their styles, both used their artistic voices unapologetically. Together, they lift one another up, each illuminating the beauty and strength of the other.”“Sharrow has an ability to transmute serious subject matter with urgent markings, creating charged pieces that prove beauty lives eternal, even in darkness,” Yarosh continues. “Through a vigorous and poetic hand, her work reflects on brutality and simultaneously pays homage to the animating power of solidarity, warning the viewer: remember, history’s tragedies repeat.”“Beerman’s globally resonant works give voice and witness to persecution with a fearless strength. Her created worlds spotlight the horrors perpetrated by men, demonstrate a special sensitivity to the natural world, and call for humans to acknowledge their responsibility to all living things. As a gifted colorist, her work connects on an almost primal level.”

At Art on Paper 2024, curator @jamesyarosh will present the works of two significant female humanistic expressionists from the last century, Miriam Beerman and Sheba Sharrow. This presentation is part of an ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of women artists whose voices remain critical to understanding our shared history.

“Beerman’s and Sharrow’s works are calls to action, reminding us that history repeats,” says Yarosh. “As gallerists and collectors, it’s our shared responsibility to support these artists, bring their powerful messages to wider audiences, and preserve their stories in our collective history. Both women embody a hunger for beauty and hope in the face of human cruelty and pain, showcasing the healing power of art.”

This presentation complements Yarosh’s current gallery exhibition, MIRIAM BEERMAN / SHEBA SHARROW – HER STORY: Revisiting Women Artists of the 20th Century, on view in Historic Holmdel Village, New Jersey.

Featured works:
Image 1: Miriam Beerman • The Plague Eats Away My Pale Face, 1990s • acrylic on paper • 75 x 76 in
Image 2: Sheba Sharrow • Balancing Act II, 1992 • mixed media on Arches paper • 60x84

08/31/2024

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At Art on Paper 2024, curator @jamesyarosh will present the works of two significant female humanistic expressionists from the last century, Miriam Beerman and Sheba Sharrow. This presentation is part of an ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of women artists whose voices remain critical to understanding our shared history. “Beerman’s and Sharrow’s works are calls to action, reminding us that history repeats,” says Yarosh. “As gallerists and collectors, it’s our shared responsibility to support these artists, bring their powerful messages to wider audiences, and preserve their stories in our collective history. Both women embody a hunger for beauty and hope in the face of human cruelty and pain, showcasing the healing power of art.” This presentation complements Yarosh’s current gallery exhibition, MIRIAM BEERMAN / SHEBA SHARROW – HER STORY: Revisiting Women Artists of the 20th Century, on view in Historic Holmdel Village, New Jersey. Featured works: Image 1: Miriam Beerman • The Plague Eats Away My Pale Face, 1990s • acrylic on paper • 75 x 76 in Image 2: Sheba Sharrow • Balancing Act II, 1992 • mixed media on Arches paper • 60x84

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