SoHo Art Collection

Widely regarded as one of the world's most influential and prolific photographers of all time. His 2006 iconic shot of Steve Jobs is one of the most recognizable and defining images of the late Apple co-founder. The black-and-white photograph uses strong contrast, dramatic lighting (with notable shadows emphasizing his face and personality), and a simple white background to keep all focus on Jobs himself. It's a close-up head-and-shoulders crop that conveys intelligence, conviction, and a touch of enigma—qualities often associated with him.

One of the most famous and influential American glass artists of the modern era, widely credited with elevating blown glass from a craft to a major form of contemporary sculpture and large-scale installation art. His Persian Ceiling installation can be seen from the street under the hotel’s main entrance overhang. One of his most significant installations is Fiori di Como,” which adorns the ceiling of the Bellagio Hotel’s lobby in Las Vegas, Nevada. Renowned for being the largest glass sculpture ever made.

Peter Andrew Lusztykis (Peter Andrew) is a contemporary Canadian photographer born in 1982, based in Toronto, Ontario. He's a self-taught artist who has built a strong reputation for his precise, highly detailed, and often macro-scale photographs that elevate ordinary, everyday subjects into visually striking fine art pieces.  His macro series Collectibles featuring Canadian banknotes is highlighted in many of the hotel guest rooms and an example can be found on the 2nd floor outside the Greenwich meeting room.

A prominent American contemporary artist born in 1971, best known for his vibrant, text-heavy chalkboard-style paintings and his signature Boonji spaceman sculptures. He's a self-taught artist who channels positive energy, optimism, and social commentary through his work, blending abstract and figurative elements with dense layers of drawings, words, symbols, and colorful forms. You will find an excellent example of his work outside the elevators on the 2nd floor.

A contemporary American artist renowned for his bold, text-driven mixed-media works. His signature style features large-scale paintings and collages using acrylic paint, oil stick, vintage newsprint, dictionary pages, found objects, discarded materials, photography, and silkscreen elements. He layers these with powerful, repeated phrases that serve as affirmations or calls to action. On the 2nd floor outside the Gym entrance are two examples of Tunney’s work.

David Krovblit (aka Krovblit) is a contemporary Canadian visual artist. He's best recognized for his hand-cut analog collage work, which blends vintage imagery with a modern, imaginative twist to create bold, layered compositions. If you're into surrealism, pop art vibes, or tactile mixed-media work, his pieces have a unique, memorable energy. If you happen to be in the Health Club’s indoor pool area, you can see three examples of his brilliant work.