(PRINCETON, NJ) -- Award-winning visual artist Adriana Groza has announced the soft opening of her new Art Gallery & Studio at 38 Spring Street, Princeton, NJ, on Sunday, November 9, 2025, from 10:00am to 5:00pm.
Nestled in the building that once housed Kopp’s Cycle, this new space marks an exciting new chapter for Groza — a vibrant expansion of her creative journey and a deeper connection to the Princeton arts community.
“Every dream needs a village—and mine began over twenty-one years ago"- says Groza- "when I first set foot in the United States as an immigrant with a heart full of color and possibility. What started as a hope has grown into a life shaped by this remarkable community—collectors who believed in my vision, patrons who opened doors, mentors and local leaders who offered guidance, and friends who cheered me on at every turn.This gallery stands as living proof of what happens when vision meets faith and community support. I’m endlessly grateful for everyone who helped paint this journey with me, and more inspired than ever to give that energy back through my art.”
Visitors are invited to experience a preview of the gallery during the soft opening, with select works from Groza’s celebrated Floral Fusion collection on display. Guests can also explore upcoming “Go With The Flow” Fluid Art Workshops, which combine art, mindfulness, and joyful self-expression.
A formal Grand Opening celebration will follow later this season, promising a full-scale showcase of Groza’s newest large-scale paintings, immersive art experiences, and community collaborations.
“A special note of gratitude to Aubrey Haines, CEO of Princeton Property Partners, and his team, for seeing my vision for the space and going above and beyond in welcoming me and my art into this landmark building,” Groza shared. “Their trust and enthusiasm turned possibility into reality.”
Adriana Groza is a Princeton-based fluid acrylics artist known for her dynamic, color-rich compositions that explore the concepts of connection, flow, and transformation. Her works are part of regional, national, and international collections, including the New Jersey Department of Health and Department of Taxation, and have been recently awarded by the Phillips Mill Community Association, exhibited in the Trenton City Museum-Ellarslie Mansion, corporate venues, and juried fine art festivals across the Northeast.
In addition to her studio practice, Groza is an independent teaching artist, community curator, and ambassador for the Princeton Mercer Chamber of Commerce. Her workshops and exhibits aim to bridge art and human experience, fostering mindfulness, creativity, and connection.
