What's on the Art Wall?

The Pink Piano Cafe features a rotating art gallery filled with art from local artists. 100% of the proceeds going directly to the artist for all art pieces sold.

Meet our featured artists and drop into the cafe to explore the pieces that are currently on the wall!

Nathaniel A. Hartley

Nate (Speedy Guns Nate) is a tattooist residing in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada. He co-owns Modify Body Arts and has been tattooing since 2017. He enjoys painting and uses many media to produce his art. Nate is a proud member of the queer community and uses themes of gender and identity in his work.

Nathaniel A. Hartley

Nate(Speedy Guns Nate) is a tattooist residing in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada. He co-owns Modify Body Arts and has been tattooing since 2017. 

He enjoys painting and uses many media to produce his art. Nate is a proud member of the queer community and uses themes of gender and identity in his work. 

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Vanessa Van Hollywood

Shana is a self-taught artist who uses painting as a way to express emotions, tell stories, and connect with others. Her colourful acrylic work often features animals and people, capturing the energy and emotion that different forms and faces can hold, and how those feelings can shift and resonate differently for each person. For Shana, painting has always been a therapeutic outlet and a form of self-expression. Passionate about community, inclusion, and accessible spaces, she hopes her art invites people in and sparks meaningful connection.

Vanessa Van Hollywood

Shana is a self-taught artist who uses painting as a way to express emotions, tell stories, and connect with others. Her colourful acrylic work often features animals and people, capturing the energy and emotion that different forms and faces can hold, and how those feelings can shift and resonate differently for each person. For Shana, painting has always been a therapeutic outlet and a form of self-expression. Passionate about community, inclusion, and accessible spaces, she hopes her art invites people in and sparks meaningful connection.