The J. Paul Getty Trust announced today that Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D., president of Spelman College in Atlanta, has joined the Board of Trustees. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Studio Museum in Harlem
Chakshu Patel Selects New Director Of Institutional Advancement At The Studio Museum
The Studio Museum in Harlem is pleased to announce the appointment of Chakshu Patel as its Director of Institutional Advancement. Continue Reading →
Weeksville Heritage Center Launches Crowdfunding Campaign To Make More History
One of New York City’s most historic institutions, the Weeksville Heritage Center in Crown Heights, is in danger of shutting down reports NY Curbed. Continue Reading →
City Announces $2.8 M In Funding For Cultural Organizations From Harlem To Hollis
Today, the de Blasio Administration announced that $2.8 million in additional funding will be allocated to over 175 cultural organizations in underserved communities in all five boroughs. Continue Reading →
Stephanie’s World: Black Refractions, Highlights From The Studio Museum In Harlem
By Stephanie Woods
The Studio Museum in Harlem and AFA -American Federation of Arts, have begun a national tour. Continue Reading →
Park Avenue Armory, Studio Museum In Harlem Team Up For UES Arts Symposium
The Studio Museum in Harlem, which is currently without a permanent location during the construction of its new 125th Street building, is teaming up with the Park Avenue Armory to hold a one-day art symposium on the Upper East Side. Continue Reading →
On It’s Birthday, Mayor de Blasio And Firs Lady Mccray Announcement IDNYC Adds Third Gender Designation
Today, Mayor Bill de Blasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray announced that transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming New Yorkers can now affirmatively select a gender identity that more closely reflects to how they identify or express their gender on their IDNYC. Continue Reading →
Studio Museum In Harlem’s New Neighborhood Education Initiative “Find Art Here”
The Studio Museum in Harlem’s new initiative, “Find Art Here,” is displaying reproductions of works from its collection throughout Harlem’s public schools, libraries, and service centers, reports Artnews. Continue Reading →
