Enoteca Galleria
Now showing in our restaurant for the month of December!
Joseph Greenberg
NYC native born in 1926, Joseph has been painting and documenting his favorite city since his first exhibition here in 1954.
Having learned his craft at The Art Student’s League, Greenberg created an extensive series of large oil canvases depicting life in Manhattan, including stunning studies of the city at night and in near darkness.
Previous Showings:
Capricious Spirits
Clay and Cloth sculptures by Victoria Bellinger and Everet.

Gabriel

Celeste
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At Enoteca Maria, we welcome artists from the North Shore and other parts of Staten Island to bring their art to our table. We’re devoting a space just for you, to feature a selection of art work each month in our virtual gallery…Enoteca Galleria.
We invite you to submit a series of three to five images of your work: (photographs or images of your paintings, drawings, sculptures, metal work, or files of your graphic design.
Please email (content at enotecamaria dot com) your selections, along with your name, location, and web address (if available).
Submission guidlines: .jpg or .png, 72dpi, max width 750 pixels, max height 500 pixels.
All images remain in the copyright of the artist and are used by permission.
There is no fee for entry or compensation for use.
Artists whose images are selected for the gallery will be notified by email.
Posted on December 11, 2012 - by admin
Business Owners are Talking – Citibank
Citibank has chosen to put a quote from Joe on their website header, and feature a video interviewing the nonnas of Enoteca Maria. https://online.citibank.com/US/JRS/pands/detail.do?ID=CitiBizToolsResources#
Posted on November 21, 2012 - by admin
Today Show features Enoteca Maria!
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy TODAY | Aired on November 21, 2012 Restaurant puts Italian grandmas in the kitchen Enoteca Maria in Staten Island, N.Y., is giving new meaning to the term “family-style restaurant.” The restaurant is employing a team of real Italian grandmas, or Nonnas, most of whom [...]






