By Walter Rutledge
This weekend dance and art are at the forefront. There is dance in Chinatown, and Chelsea, and art near Strivers Row and on Sugar Hill. Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
This weekend dance and art are at the forefront. There is dance in Chinatown, and Chelsea, and art near Strivers Row and on Sugar Hill. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem art, HArlem theater, Harlem Theatre, HArlem visual art
Tagged Ashley Murphy, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Doug Varone, Essie Green Gallery, H.T. Chen & Dancers, LeRoy Neiman Center, Luca Veggetti, Martha Graham, Martha Graham Dance Company, Misty Copeland, Raven Wilkinson, Remy Charlip, Richard Move, Virginia Johnson, Walter Rutledge, Walter's World:
At Harlem’s School for the Arts, City Council members Robert Jackson and Inez Dickens hosted A Celebration of Black Culture award ceremony Honoring The Legendary Vy Higginsen, Voza Rivers of Harlem Arts Alliance, Marjorie Eliot of Harlem Parlor Jazz (award accepted by her Son), and Ty Jones of the classical Theater of Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem art, HArlem visual art
Tagged arts, City Council, George Hulse, Harlem, Inez Dickens, New York City, Robert Jackson, Rudy Collins, Rudy's World, Ty Jones
The Follow The Sign on 125th Street, the image was taken with a Smartphone on Friday, February 1st, 2013, at 1 pm on the corner of 125th Street and Lenox Avenue. Continue reading
Public Installation by Aaron Krach on through February, 2013 across Harlem
Can you make it here? Can you create, succeed, and support your family? Can you do of these things here in New York City in 2013? Or has the dream sung about by Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, and thousands of others been broken? Continue reading
The “Harlem Boy, Welcome to Harlem NY” mural was photograph above was taken on Lenox Avenue (between 128th and 127th Street), right next door to the Jacobs Soul Food Restaurant in Harlem. Continue reading
Here are photos of the completed mural by Paul Deo at the Corner Social at the corner at 126th Street and Lenox Avenue. The Corner Social teamed up with Harlem Arts Alliance to find Mr. Deo. Continue reading
Good afternoon:
We wanted to alert West Harlem artists and writers to a program that offers studio space in Lower Manhattan. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem art, HArlem visual art
Tagged Art, FAQ, Harlem, Lower Manhattan, New York City, United States, Visual arts, workspace
Join CAMH this week for a performance in conjunction with our exhibition, Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art. Continue reading
The Studio Museum celebrates the Gordon Parks centennial year with a conversation between Director and Chief Curator Thelma Golden and artist Glenn Ligon. Continue reading