The Pigeon Collection · Lana Nguyen

The pigeons
are flying
off the walls.

Lana Nguyen's pigeons sold out at Affordable Art Fair New York. The next flock is in the studio. Get on the list and we'll email you first when they land.

No deposit, no commitment. A few quick questions so Lana knows what to make.

Pigeon restock · Waitlist

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Get on the list for the pigeon restock.

Lana's next flock is in the studio. Add your name to claim a spot, then tell us what you'd love. No deposit.

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No deposit. No spam. Just a heads-up when the pigeons land.

Lana NguyenThe artist

Lana Nguyen is a Vietnamese-Ukrainian artist based in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Meet the pigeons that flew home.

Every pigeon from the last flock, one row per style. Use the arrows to flip through and tap any pigeon to see it up close.

24 inch rounds

Statement pieces · the whole crew

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There You Are24 × 24 in · $1,650

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The Gold Digger24 × 24 in · $1,650

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This Could Have Been An Email24 × 24 in · $1,650

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Look At Her Go24 × 24 in · $1,650

11.5 inch

Round or square · a pair or a trio

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I Like It Here With You11.5 × 11.5 in · $600

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I Thought You Knew11.5 × 11.5 in · $600

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So... Are We Good?11.5 × 11.5 in · $600

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I Saved You A Seat11.5 × 11.5 in · $600

The artist

Lana Nguyen

Phoenix, Arizona · Paper collage on wood, resin finish

Lana Nguyen is a Vietnamese-Ukrainian artist based in Phoenix, Arizona. She creates vibrant works that blend hand-colored, intricately cut paper with layered resin finishes.

Her work explores resilience, belonging, and human connection through desert landscapes, insects, and playful animal characters. Her recent collections use overlooked creatures - from sardines to pigeons - as witty stand-ins for human personalities and social behavior.

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How the pigeons happened

New York needed pigeons.

Before Affordable Art Fair New York, SAB GALLERY made a suggestion to Lana Nguyen: the city needed pigeons. Not the ones on the sidewalk. Hers. Hand-cut paper, layered resin, and a wardrobe of tiny sweaters, sunglasses and crowns, each bird with a personality you have definitely met before.

Lana made a flock. They landed on our booth wall, and New York lost its mind. Collectors came back with friends. Pigeons went home in tote bags, on the subway, in the back of taxis. By the last day of the fair, nearly the whole flock had found new homes.

Now she's back in the studio making the next one. Tell us what you'd love, and you'll be the first to hear when the new pigeons land.

Still here?