Roger White Art

The Upper West Side has always welcomed creative voices; Roger White Art is one such studio where individual expression takes shape. The artist focuses on original works that span watercolor sketches, graphite portraits, ink compositions, and mixed media collages. Visitors can expect one-off pieces rather than mass-produced prints; each item reflects a distinct hand and viewpoint. To see the work in person, head to 160 West End Ave in New York, NY 10023—it’s a straightforward walk from either Broadway or West End Avenue. The studio doubles as an informal gallery where collectors and browsers can discuss pieces directly, and the owner is available by prior arrangement at (212) 362-1848. Art lovers looking for something tailored often stop by for custom commissions, whether framed drawings, signed prints, or small originals ready to hang. You’ll find no replicas here—every piece is produced in limited runs or as one-of-a-kind works on paper and panel. For the quickest route, pull up the map listing before you leave; it drops you right at the door and saves circling the block for parking.