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Tag Archives: art
A New Work By Preston Jackson, From “Bronzeville To Harlem” (Video)
By Lottie Fiddes
Today, I wanted to share the updates happening in the new Owens Gallery. Continue Reading →
How To Easily Buy Material For Your Children’s Coloring
Having your own child is one of the most wonderful events in a person’s life. Continue Reading →
Top 5 Podcasts For Architecture & Interior Design
Architecture and design are both an integral part of modern life, from our homes to our office buildings, and the world of art. Continue Reading →
4 Activities That Grownups Can Do To Channel Their Inner Child
Being an adult is serious business. It comes with a lot of expectations, commitments, and responsibilities. Continue Reading →
The New Trends In Art You’d Probably Be Interested In
By Bretton Love
The world of arts is vast and ever-changing, but it is also relative. Continue Reading →
“We Are Our Ancestors” By Diaja At X Gallery In Harlem
The striking work of photographer and artist Diaja explores through portraiture, the embodiment of the rich African culture.
“Beyond Sims” Community Discussion And Artistic Expression In East Harlem
After decades of community and global activism, the statue of J. Marion Sims was finally removed from East Harlem on April 17th, 2018. Continue Reading →
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