At Gypsy Sisters Tattoo, we believe that art should be seen, celebrated, and shared. Our Local Artist Spotlight was inspired by Teena and Myria’s travels across the country, where they saw how small cafes and local museums proudly showcased community art, giving artists a platform to shine. Here in Logan, WV, we’re carrying that tradition forward by opening our doors to local artists, inviting them to display their work in our shop—commission-free.
With so many talented artists in our area, we know that getting exposure can be a challenge. That’s why we’re committed to helping creatives get their work seen by offering a welcoming space for their art without any fees. We aim to build a supportive network for artists, a place where creativity can flourish, and where community members and travelers alike can experience the talent that makes our region unique.
Our shop isn’t just a place for ink—it’s a creative hub where artists can meet, share, and inspire one another. We regularly host meetups to help artists stay motivated and discover fresh inspiration from their peers. These gatherings are a chance to talk shop, share techniques, and encourage each other to keep creating. We know how transformative it can be to connect with other artists, and we’re here to make those connections possible.
With the Hatfield and McCoy trails bringing visitors to Logan County from all over, we hope to give them a memorable piece of our community. By showcasing local art, we encourage everyone passing through to take home a unique piece of Logan’s creative spirit.
If you’re a local artist looking to display your work or would like to host a class at Gypsy Sisters Tattoo, we’d love to hear from you! Whether it’s teaching a painting technique or sharing your passion for a specific medium, we’re here to support your vision and help your talent reach more people.
To get in touch with Teena about showcasing your art or setting up a class, text 304-601-5789 or stop by
Gypsy Sisters Tattoo at 50 Water Street, Logan, WV 25601.
Ryan Persinger is a distinguished local professional photographer, originally from Florida, who was raised in Oak Hill, West Virginia. His photographs have been published by numerous outlets, and he sells his art online, consistently with a philanthropic purpose. A portion, if not all, of his profits are dedicated to supporting the homeless across various international locations.
Ryan’s work has taken him to places such as Skid Row, Paris, and Cuba, where he captures and helps tell the stories of those in need. For Ryan, photography transcends being a mere hobby or profession; it is a profound way of life, enabling him to connect deeply with the individuals he strives to assist.
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