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Tacit Collective An online gallery and art consultancy dedicated to works by female artists.

The kitchen. Where co-workers gather, connect, debrief, etc. It was important for this space to feel lively, fun, and en...
10/16/2026

The kitchen. Where co-workers gather, connect, debrief, etc. It was important for this space to feel lively, fun, and energizing. Homey, and faintly familiar. Beloved artists like Maxine McCrann (born and raised around the corner from the office), Michael McGregor, and Hayley Axelrad make the space feel eclectic and slightly playful. A space you keep coming back to for reasons other than a well-stocked snack drawer.

Olga Karika’s medium-of-choice is oil on metal to explore the intersection of material, perception, and memory. In leavi...
10/14/2026

Olga Karika’s medium-of-choice is oil on metal to explore the intersection of material, perception, and memory. In leaving parts of the metal untouched, Olga allows each work to remain open to its surroundings. Light moves across the exposed surface, reflections shift with the viewer, and the image changes depending on the space and moment in which it is seen.

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One part piece, one part placement. This vignette in the ShopMy HQ features a piece by Larissa Lockshin, installed off-c...
10/12/2026

One part piece, one part placement. This vignette in the ShopMy HQ features a piece by Larissa Lockshin, installed off-center for an unexpected touch.

A closer peek at the details and depth of the latest series by Brooklyn-based artist Margot Sinclair. Working with graph...
10/08/2026

A closer peek at the details and depth of the latest series by Brooklyn-based artist Margot Sinclair. Working with graphite, oil, thread, and acrylic, each piece has an interplay of textures and silhouettes reminiscent of architectural drawings or abstract maps. The kind of work that reveals something new upon every look. Link in bio to shop.

A series of conversation pieces were commissioned for ShopMy’s primary boardroom, each with a meaningful connection to t...
10/05/2026

A series of conversation pieces were commissioned for ShopMy’s primary boardroom, each with a meaningful connection to the company’s story.

First: a large-scale mixed-media work by Alastair Martin, featuring florals rendered in a palette inspired by the Boston mayflower — the state flower of Massachusetts, where ShopMy’s three co-founders first met. In dialogue with the work, four site-specific pieces by Boston-based artist Miguel Caba sit on the opposing wall. For the series, Miguel photographed botanicals native to Boston and translated the imagery onto three-dimensional wooden wall reliefs.

Together, the works reflect ShopMy’s distinct identity. Not overly literal or quintessentially corporate in any way, but rather said with a slight nod to the brand’s origin story as they continue to grow.

Quaint residential moment, placing this edition beneath a whimsy sconce for a well-rounded vignette.
10/01/2026

Quaint residential moment, placing this edition beneath a whimsy sconce for a well-rounded vignette.

Created exclusively for the ShopMy HQ, this large-scale work is rendered in Hayley Axelrad’s signature playful style. Co...
09/23/2026

Created exclusively for the ShopMy HQ, this large-scale work is rendered in Hayley Axelrad’s signature playful style. Complete with details that encourage a closer look, from subtle easter eggs to the three founders themselves woven right into the scene.

Anchoring the office’s kitchen space as a place where the team will gather, connect, and take a moment away from their desks. Life imitates art.

A peek inside Leeward House, designed by West Grove, featuring ceramic plate edition by Alyssa Goodman.
09/21/2026

A peek inside Leeward House, designed by West Grove, featuring ceramic plate edition by Alyssa Goodman.

Welcome to ShopMy HQ. To begin — a custom site-specific wall sculpture by coveted Amsterdam-based artist Eline Baas. Cra...
09/18/2026

Welcome to ShopMy HQ. To begin — a custom site-specific wall sculpture by coveted Amsterdam-based artist Eline Baas. Crafted from wood and wax, the large-scale sculptural moment nods to the various natural materials featured throughout the office, serving as a subtle statement right upon entry.

Photography by Anthony Orrico

Introducing Laurie Boudreault — a Canadian artist whose expression-led abstract figuration explores the complexity of hu...
09/15/2026

Introducing Laurie Boudreault — a Canadian artist whose expression-led abstract figuration explores the complexity of human emotion. Her choice of materials reflects the freedom of sketches and childhood; moments created without the pressure of a predetermined outcome. Her practice reflects an ongoing curiosity about acceptance, motherhood, and the small moments that shape our sense of self. Painting between the tides and rainforest of Tofino, she creates work that expresses what words cannot.

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