Category Archives: Art

Mount Morris Talks with Winfred Rembert

Winfred Rembert
He was a six-year-old picking cotton in the Georgia of the Jim Crow South. He was a civil rights marcher. A troublemaker. A prisoner on a chain gang.
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HW Pick: The Bearden 100 At Rush Arts Gallery

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EmblemHealth Neighborhood Care Showcases Harlem Artists

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The Art of Health

EmblemHealth Neighborhood Care, located at 215 West 125th Street, is one of Harlem’s newest galleries, featuring 40 works from local artists who represent Harlem’s historic and artistic culture. Continue reading

Edwin Ramoran New Staff Member At Studio Museum In Harlem

Edwin Ramoran

New Art Start In Harlem

The Studio Museum in Harlem is pleased to announce that Edwin Ramoran has joined our staff as Manager of Public Programs and Community Engagement. Continue reading

HW Pick: Opera Ebony Concert with The Harlem Chamber Players

130The Harlem Chamber Players join Opera Ebony with Conductor Leslie Dunner

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Affinities: Margaret Bonds and Langston Hughes

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HW Pick: Open House For Educators At The Studio Museum in Harlem

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Free Open House for Educators spring show preview. Continue reading

Museum of Motherhood’s First Group Exhibition at Auction!

mothers showOver the last decade the topic of motherhood has emerged as a vibrant social, political and cultural field of study. This is an exciting time for women, men and caregivers. Continue reading

Studio Museum Ex-Lowery Stokes Sims At MAD

Curator Lowery Stokes Sims with Silas Kopf and MAD's Interim Director David GordonMuseum of Art & Design’s Curator Lowery Stokes Sims with Silas Kopf and MAD’s Interim Director David Gordon at opening. Continue reading

HW Pick: Danger To The Darkness At Health Gallery

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Heath Gallery is proud to present “Danger to the Darkness”, a group art exhibition and fundraiser in support of The A21 Campaign, an organization committed to abolishing slavery and human trafficking in the 21st century. Continue reading