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Home for the Holidays

Limited Edition Prints From L.A.’s Sugar Press Art

At a time of year when we can all use a splash of color in our lives, our November 2025 exhibition presents a luscious array of images from Sugar Press Art, a leader in ecologically sustainable, archival prints. Produced at their studio in Los Angeles and priced from $40 to $200, they offer a unique solution to anyone searching for the perfect holiday gift. Selected for their emotional resonance, visual impact, and celebratory energy, and ranging from inspirational portraits to color-drenched abstractions, these museum-quality prints on recycled paper dazzle the eye, stir the imagination, and warm the spirit.

Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis

Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis (she/her/hers) serves as staff writer, archivist, and curator for NOT REAL ART. She enjoys rambling through NRA’s vast digital archive of contemporary artworks and getting to know the people behind them. After growing up in the Twin Cities, Kirsten darted between Florida, Russia, Sweden, New York, France, Italy, the Aegean Islands, and Washington, DC, before landing in Richmond, Virginia. A former New York gallery director, photographer, caterer, student of Russian literature, devout polyglot, and creative-nonfiction writer, she is currently plotting her next trip to Greece.

Limited Edition Prints From L.A.’s Sugar Press Art

Welcome to First Friday Exhibitions, a curated monthly series featuring leading lights of the creative world. Curated by writer and former NY gallerist Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis, our November 2025 exhibition includes work from Amanda Lynn, Andrea Bogdan, Anthroe (Ian Robertson Salt), Camille Rose Garcia, Carly Ealey, CES (Robert Provenzano), David Schwartz, Emily Tanaka, Erin Yoshi, Francesca Quintano, Franceska Gamez, Gregory Clewlow, Haydee Escobar, Izinfinite (Isabella Morillo), Jim TAZ Evans, Johnny “Zurdo” Quintanilla, Juana Alicia, Katie Ruiz, KEN, KJ (Kara Ashley), LNY Lunar New Year (Layqa Nuna Yawar), M. Sherwood Brock (Mary Sherwood Brock), Matthew Ehrmann, Noëmi Manser and Mahya Shamai, Rafael Serrano, Robyn Janz-Selly, Rocket (Chris Rocket), Sma Litzsinger, and Steve Alba.