Harlem Perspectives II is co-curated by Leanne Stella (of Art In FLUX and The Gastiaburo + Stella Team) and showcases an eclectic mix of artists who live and work above Manhattan’s 110th Street in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
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Developer Parkadon Unveils Stunning Art At New Mixed-Income Condo In Harlem
Great art in an apartment building lobby makes coming home not just a comfort but a pleasure. Continue Reading →
Get Ready With The “Experts Tip Session” To Buy Your First Home In Harlem
The first step towards buying a home should be exciting and informative. Presented by Karen Gastiaburo and Leanne Stella The Percent for Art Real Estate Team at Halstead Harlem help you navigate the process. Continue Reading →Leanne Stella Talks Harlem Real Estate And The Arts On The Danny Tisdale Show (Podcast)
Join Leanne Stella, co-founder of Gastiaburo + Stella at Halstead real estate, as she talks about her 4th Quarter Market Report 2017 and arts with host Danny Tisdale, on The Danny Tisdale Show.
Bohemia Realty Group opens new condo with an Art In FLUX exhibition
When Bohemia Realty Group called on Art In FLUX to launch a pop-up exhibition at their newest luxury condo conversion, The Leo at 427 West 154th Street, Leanne Stella, Director of Art In FLUX quickly started calling her artist connections … Continue Reading →
‘Caught In An Upward Spiral’ At Heath Gallery In Harlem
This exhibition features four artists (Suprina, Jeffrey Allen Price, Gabriel Shuldiner and Victoria Udondian) that work with repurposed materials. Continue Reading →
Public Art Installation in Marcus Garvey Park In Harlem
The Marcus Garvey Park Alliance Public Art Initiative is pleased to announce the installation of DNA Totem: a public sculpture created by artist Suprina. Continue Reading →
“Dreamers” Opens At Harlem Properties In Harlem
“Dreamers”, the first in an ongoing series of quarterly exhibitions produced in collaboration with Harlem Properties, is dedicated to celebrating the artistic soul of the community. Continue Reading →