Local Business Spotlight Mague Brewer Art Work

This Patch article is sponsored by Mague Brewer Art Work.

Local businesses are the heart of our communities. Patch had a chance to talk with Mague Brewer, Artist, of Mague Brewer Art Work.

Patch: Tell us a bit about your business or organization:
Mague Brewer: Mague Brewer Art Work The purpose is to share the following: My art work started coming to me, while I wanted to see color and enjoy creativity, then I realized the mix media art pieces had a beautiful message I knew that then and there by intuition and it has not stopped, and that Gratitude was the leading intention to all the people that I have encountered, or books I have read and that enthusiasm and joy was share while I was painting and while others where seeing them, people asked me for concessions and I started having exhibitions internationally and locally, people buy them and loved them.

Patch: How long have you been doing business in town?
Mague Brewer: About 10 years.

Patch: What attracted you to the line of work you’re in, and how did you get started?
Mague Brewer: The enthusiasm and reaction of people, loving the message and feeling the gratitude I felt, it is a shared team, of love and sincerity, and respect for ourselves and others always .

Patch: What's the most common piece of advice you give to customers?
Mague Brewer: That the art is very good company!

Patch: What’s the most satisfying part of your job?
Mague Brewer: Loving every moment, from when I get an idea, or buy an object, and how it all comes together, always fascinates me, and the message and -- they have like me--the favorite songs, it is magical and so much fun, and the feeling of achievement and satisfaction is indescribable and I love sharing that with people.

Patch: How would you say your business or organization distinguishes itself from the others?
Mague Brewer: My art is very free, inclusive, and clearly understood, each business has its own intention and uniqueness, but what makes it different is the way other people see it or react to it, I will say mine is the combination of factors and reactions not only from me but from the client's and public's way of describing it. It doesn't matter what I think, people are free to make it their own, they bring choices, possibilities, certainties and answers, not as an imposition but as an invitation to feel and think differently or simply to complement the color of the furniture. We can all be free to decide about it or simply let it be. This art is about spreading love and respect and fun.

Patch: How can Patch readers learn more about your work and business?
Mague Brewer: They are welcome to visit my website www.maguebrewer.com, Call at 646-460-4260 or email me at mague@maguebrewer.com