Scherenschnitte for a Modern World
everyday ITEMS MADE extraordinary
I primarily work on a commission basis, but every so often, I will put a piece up for sale, usually from my personal collection. If you'd like to commission a piece, please contact me directly.
FINISHED PIECES FOR SALE:

"The genius of Hannah Kohl must be shouted from the rooftops! This is a piece that a group of us commissioned from Hannah as a gift for the founder of The New York Songspace... layered with personal details and is like the best kinds of art -- there is a jolt when you first see it, and the more you look at it, the more your experience deepens and your feelings grow. I hang out with a lot of artists who do superhuman things all the time. But there is something very special about this and I'm thankful to Hannah for giving us all a gift with her work..."
~ Adam Gwon, composer/lyricist of the musical ORDINARY DAYS
Meadowlarks
Size: 4 x 6 inches
Price: $800.00, Framed
COMMISSIONS:
The commissioning process is an exciting, interactive exchange of ideas that results in a heirloom- quality, one-of-a-kind piece of art. Sizes range from petite (2 inches x 3 inches) to as large as my paper will allow, including wall-sized works and installations. If there is a piece in the gallery that you would like to purchase, please inquire.
PRICING FOR COMMISSIONS: Prices are determined by a number of factors including size and intricacy. Before starting a piece, we have a conversation about budget and desired outcome (style, size, intricacy, how quickly it needs to be completed, etc.). Following that conversation, I will return with a proposal. Once we're in agreement, we're off to the races!
FRAMING: I have a beloved art framer in New York City who carefully handles my work and gives me a great deal. If you prefer to have the work framed yourself, I'll give you some tips on how best to mount and protect the work.
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