🍁 Fall Art Show at Brew Coffee Spot! 🎨☕
Autumn vibes, local art, and fresh coffee—what more could you need? Join us Sunday, November 23 from 3–5 PM as Brew Coffee Spot transforms into a cozy neighborhood gallery bursting with creativity. We’re featuring an incredible lineup of local artists showcasing their latest works—everything from bold brushstrokes to intricate details that’ll make you stop and stare (and maybe even take one home 👀).
Come mingle with the artists, chat about their inspiration, and sip on your favorite Brew creation while you soak in all the color and texture this season has to offer. Whether you’re an art lover, a caffeine enthusiast, or just looking for a chill Sunday hangout, this is the perfect place to kick back and connect.
And the best part? The artwork will stay up in the shop for two full weeks, so you can keep the fall art magic going long after the event ends.
Come for the coffee, stay for the creativity—and let’s make this fall a masterpiece. 🍂
About the artists…
Stephanie Ries
Stephanie Ries is both a neuroscientist and a visual artist, whose dual practice bridges the precision of science with the expressive depth of painting. She holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience and serves as a university professor and lab director, where her research explores the complexities of the human brain.
Her paintings, often focused on architecture, light, and human presence, reflect a fascination with perception, memory, and the way spaces shape lived experience. Drawing on her scientific background, Stephanie’s art invites viewers to consider the interplay between external environments and internal states of mind.
Working primarily in oil on canvas, she captures quiet, contemplative moments—figures in arches, shadows across tiled courtyards, or the contrast of stillness and movement within structured forms. Each piece suggests both observation and introspection, resonating with her broader interest in how humans perceive and inhabit the world.
Stephanie’s work reflects her belief that science and art are not opposites but complementary ways of asking questions—one through data, the other through image. Her practice seeks to dissolve boundaries between analytical thought and creative exploration, offering a multidimensional perspective on what it means to be human.
Nathalie Cochrane
Nathalie Cochrane is an French - American artist, gardener, and data scientist, channeling her passion for life, nature, and spirituality into meticulously handcrafted Mandala artwork.
She has developed her mandala painting as both a creative and spiritual practice, using color, repetition, and intention to channel energy into each piece. Her vibrant, alluring, and tactile approach evoke an invitation for meditation and introspection. Her recent work includes "Zodiac: 12 reflections" was on display in California during the spring of 2025, a series inspired by astrology and the colors of the Zodiac signs. Her work was also on exhibit in Braga, Portugal.
In addition to her artist series and gallery pieces, she also does customized family Mandalas in which she ties in the colors of the signs of each individual family member into an intricate and deeply meaningful piece.
