In an email from Michelle Bishop, Executive Director at Harlem Needle Arts regarding support for artist Xenobia Bailey .
She stated, “As some of you may have heard, crochet artist Xenobia Bailey is in jeopardy of losing her apartment and art storage.”
Ms. Bishop continued, “Yesterday she launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise the necessary funds to resolve her financial crisis.”
Harlem World Magazine cares, please support by donating here to Xenobia Bailey.
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