Say hello to Jesus Gomez Torres, our new woodworking artisan from a little town called Ánimas in Oaxaca, Mexico. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: artisanal
Decorating A New House With Antique Pieces
There is nothing to say that you can’t incorporate antique and vintage pieces into a modern home from Harlem to Harare. Continue Reading →
Join The ‘Harlem Makers Collective’ As They Celebrate Some Of Harlem’s Creative Trailblazers
Our friends at Harlem Makers Collective are at it again, this time with a Summer Edition of their seasonal event celebrating some of our leading creatives of Harlem will take place from Friday 21st to Sunday 23rd June 2019, at Gallery 8, in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
Let’s Help “New York City Relief” With Handmade Scarves For Those In Need Harlem
Naomi Lawrence and Alex Reynoso are rallying creatives to crochet and or knit scarves for those in need from Harlem to the Hudson.
A One Of A Kind Harlem Renaissance Themed “Harlem Girl,” Necklace 2018
This amazing Harlem Girl necklace is a one-of-a-kind handcrafted after months of work using focal lampworked glass beads, pearls, bamboo coral, crystals, antique gold metal disks, and gold beads by jewelry designer Montanette Jones created with that Harlem Girl during the second Harlem Renaissance. Continue Reading →
Artisans Of The Alpha Workshops Discuss Their Exquisite Decorative Arts Work
Our arts friends at The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York have done it again with a great workshop with The Alpha Workshops. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Casa Frela Has Your Harlem Honey
By Lawrence Rodriquez
Our bees forage in Central Park, Marcus Garvey (Mount Morris) Park and in the Central Harlem area. The color and flavor of honey varies from hive to hive and season-to-season based on the type of flower nectar collected by the bees. Continue Reading →
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