Amber Gatlin Art Shop is officially open! The fall 2025 launch features original paintings from the Ceramics collection, seasonal prints, stickers and more! With free shipping for orders over $35, handmade art and stationary can be the perfect gift or a great addition to your home’s collection. Shop now!

Recent News.

  • Amber Gatlin Art has launched!

    After months of planning, my art business is finally open! Explore the warm tones and playful textures of my Ceramics collection, as well as seasonal goodies that will get you in the mood for Spooky Season! See how I get here!

  • Greenpoint Open Studios Pop Up

    Greenpoint Open Studios is a grassroots effort that aims to provide a free and open platform for local arts that builds, sustains and supports the thriving creative community in Greenpoint, BK. Come meet me and my new collection of paintings at For the Record Cafe!

  • Workshop Reading of The Symposium at Spark Theatre Festival

    This workshop reading is a modern adaptation of Plato’s historic dialogue going up at at Spark Theatre Festival! March 17th at 7:00pm on 36th St in Manhattan!

    Written by Amber Gatlin and Directed by Samuel Im. Get your tickets now!

  • The Fortnight Project's Cabaret for Charity

    The Fortnight Project is standing up to the patriarchy with an all-new cabaret featuring knockout vocalists, dance, comedy and more! TICKETS are on sale now! Come enjoy a drink or two at Haswell Green’s with us as we sing, dance, laugh, and shimmy our way to our goal of raising $5,000 for our charities: The Lilith Fund and INCIID.

  • Saint Street at The Triad

    Join us on November 8th for InspiredWordNYC's Soundz & Vibes to see Saint Street's new original songs alongside musical powerhouses Islima, and Track Suit Vegas at The Triad Theater on West 72nd in Manhattan. Seating is limited! Click here for tickets!

  • New Dark Comedy Play at Theaterlab NYC!

    Artificial intelligence has arrived and Brooklyn University students are using it to cheat in confounding and futuristically troubling ways. The Assistant Dean is begging The Executive Dean to provide guidance, but how can direction be given for a technology that evolves every 0.5 seconds? Is higher education any match for AI? Or is Brooklyn University on a one-way trip into madness? Click here for tickets! Show closes June 2nd.