By Bretton Love
The world of arts is vast and ever-changing, but it is also relative. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: art
“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 →
Job: Visual Arts Instructor In Harlem (Update)
With direct oversight by the Director-Programs and Program Manager. Instructors are responsible for planning and implementing a 6-week program that reflects their proposed class outline. Continue Reading →
Allen Stringfellow Essay in Collage At Essie Green In Harlem
Drawing from diverse sources, including European Impressionism, Romare Bearden’s collages, William Carter’s tranquil oil paintings, and the bold and colorful modernist paintings of Jacob Lawrence, Stringfellow has constructed his own distinctive artistic vocabulary. Continue Reading →
