Serendipity 3

Lori’s artwork has been proudly featured at the iconic Serendipity 3, known for its eclectic charm and artistic flair. Her pieces add a vibrant touch to the beloved NYC landmark, where creativity and whimsy meet.

Colorful candy-themed artwork and displayed inside Serendity3 in New York, New York.
A woman with long wavy hair, wearing layered necklaces and a black jacket, holding a large serving tray filled with colorful rainbow sprinkles at Serendity3.
A woman with long, wavy blonde hair wearing a black sleeveless dress and a watch, smiling and standing in an art exhibition booth at an indoor event. Behind her, there are colorful paintings on the wall, a table with art materials, and a man looking at artwork.
Colorful candy resin artwork on display at Serendipity3, with various brands.

Hamptons Fine Art Fair

Lori made her fine art debut at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair, showcasing her original wall art inspired by the playful, colorful spirit of her candy creations. Her pieces brought a fresh, whimsical energy to the fair—merging sweet nostalgia with contemporary design in a way that felt right at home among world-class art.

An art exhibit titled 'Sweet Life by Lori' displayed on a blue wall with colorful artwork arrangements on the sides. There is a white pedestal with a bowl of candies in front of the wall.

Desert Valley Art Gallery, Las Vegas

Sweet Life by Lori gained recognition through a showcase at the Desert Valley Art Gallery, where her resin art was highlighted in a more traditional fine-art setting. The gallery setting allowed her candy-themed pieces to be appreciated for their craftsmanship, originality, and nostalgic charm, marking an important milestone as her work reached a broader circle of collectors and art lovers.

Exterior view of Desert Valley Gallery in Las Vegas, NV showing glass entrance with artwork inside.
A colorful pop art portrait of Marilyn Monroe displayed on an easel in an art gallery. Surrounding the portrait are various art pieces, including two of Lori's one-of-a-kind candy resin wall art pieces.

Baked By Melissa

Lori’s custom-designed tray for Melissa Ben-Ishay’s cookbook brought her signature style to the page—vibrant, playful, and thoughtfully arranged. Created to complement the brand’s joyful aesthetic, the tray added a visually stunning touch to the launch of this beautiful best-selling cookbook

Two women smiling and holding a large gift basket with a green bow. The woman on the right is holding a cookbook titled 'come hungry' featuring images of various dishes. The woman on the left has curly hair, hoop earrings, and a purse with a chain strap.
Colorful eye-catching serving tray with sections filled with cooked split peas, surrounded by lemon slices, with gardening book, plants, and flowers nearby.

Bolla Charity Foundation Gala

A special piece designed and created for the founder and CEO of Bolla Oil and Bolla Market, Lori exhibits versatility by producing a non-candy piece by preserving the gorgeous red roses from the previous year’s Gala.

A man in a black suit and tie smiling and pointing at a red roses encased in resin that reads "Bolia" with a lion logo above it.
A display of red roses encased in resin with an illuminated logo of a lion's head and the word 'Bolla' in rhinestones.
A woman with long wavy blonde hair smiling and wearing a black dress. She is holding one of her artworks with a gold rhinestone lion logo and the word 'Bolla'. The background is red roses encased in resin.

Dan’s Papers

Lori's feature in Dan's Papers showcasing her Marvel-themed resin artwork featuring comic book characters like Spider-Man, Thor, Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, and Doctor Strange, decorated with comic book art and character images.
Screenshot of an online article featuring a photo of Lori Kingsley, with the headline about her 5 things she wishes someone had told her when she first became an artist.