Culturally Arts Collective invites all fans of contemporary art with a strong emotional impact to explore Sandy Cohen’s new solo show titled “Boys Wanna Get With Me, Girls Wanna Get With Me.” The physical exhibition was launched just a couple of days ago in Bridgehampton, NY. Now, it is also available online, giving art lovers around the world an opportunity to enjoy a series of carefully selected works by the talented artist. Culturally Art Collective made it possible by digitizing the exhibition and giving access to its virtual replica at the online gallery.
Sandy Cohen’s New Solo Show
The exhibition was originally presented on June 7, 2025, at Stella Flame Gallery in Bridgehampton, NY. Those who were unable to visit the opening event or reside far away from New York can now embrace Cohen’s emotionally evoking and thoughtful art at Hanbell Gallery, a virtual gallery run by Culturally Arts Collective.
Meet Sandy Cohen
Sandy Cohen is an Israel-born artist who was raised in New York. She is a self-taught creative genius who became the only child accepted to adult art programs at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). Cohen became the student of the famous pop artist Peter Max and was quickly recognized in the American and international art scenes. A neurological disorder struck Sandy Cohen shortly after her rise to the heights of artistic recognition, leaving her wheelchair-ridden for almost two decades. However, the artist covered a long path to recovery and re-emerged in the art scene in 2017.
Cohen’s unique visual language, non-trivial themes, and ability to evoke raw emotions have won her broad international acclaim. Many of her works have landed in private collections in all parts of the world, and some are held by the Royal Families of Morocco and Qatar.
Art enthusiasts, collectors, and professionals appreciate Cohen’s art for its authentic style and messages. Her unusual approach to common images has created a strong association of her brand with high-end luxury art and collectibles.
About Culturally Arts Collective
Culturally Arts Collective is an international organization providing free arts education and publicizing art via its digital resources – the Milostka Center for Exhibitions and Hanbell Gallery. The entity has already empowered over 3,500 artists from 100+ countries by expanding their outreach and connecting them to global audiences. Sandy Cohen’s new solo show has become another significant milestone in Culturally Arts Collective’s active promotion and dissemination of contemporary art with the purpose of increasing artists’ visibility and outreach. The exhibition will be featured through August 31, 2025.