“Islands of Humanity Art, Resilience, and Collective Memory” an inspiring artist talk with Charlotta Janssen. Charlotta will explore how team sports symbolize shared human experiences and reflect on how her life across Maine, Iran, Germany, and New York has shaped her art. You’ll also discover her unique techniques, including oxidation, collage, and her distinctive color […]
Established in 1993, the African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF) is a Harlem based minority-led not-for profit international film festival that presents, interprets and educates about films that explore the human experience of people of color all over the world in order to inspire imaginations, disrupt stereotypes and help transform attitudes that perpetuate injustice. In […]
Celebrate the season with Harlem School of the Arts at our 2024 Annual Holiday Show! This joyful event brings together students from all HSA departments-Music, Dance, Theatre, and Visual Arts—for an inspiring showcase that captures the magic of the holidays and the talent of our young artists. Audiences will be treated to a heartwarming mix […]
En Foco, in partnership with Pregones and the Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, is proud to present In The Spirit Y En El Espíritu: Works by Mariana Yampolsky. This exhibition features a curated selection of portraits by renowned Mexican photographer Mariana Yampolsky (1925–2002), curated by Xavier Robles Armas. The exhibition is an initiative of the Nueva Luz Study Center (NLSC) and […]
Get warm from the cold with the soothing notes from the QC Jazz Collective! Part of our FREE Fall & Winter World Music concert series at Oak Ridge at Forest Park, in collaboration with the Queens College School of Arts and NYC Parks. Artists include: Drums: David Najera Gonzalez Trombone: Kazoo Murakami Piano: Yeon Ji […]
Thursday Nights Jazz, featuring a performance by Tyler Bullock II, a New York-based pianist, composer, and arranger. Fans will see him at Jamaica Performing Arts Center, 161-04 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, NY. Cutting-edge contemporary jazz artists are presented October to May. The season culminates in the annual two-day Downtown Jamaica Jazz Festival each June. From Curator […]
FUTURA 2000: BREAKING OUT is a retrospective of this singular artist’s evolution from early graffiti art styles to his current practice of contemporary abstraction. The exhibition is the most comprehensive examination of FUTURA 2000’s five-decade career ever presented in his hometown of New York City. On view from Sunday, September 8 through March 30, 2025, […]
Wednesday, February 12 5:00 – 6:30 PM All Ages Welcome FREE! Drop-In, No RSVP Needed You’re invited to The Bronx Museum for an evening of free and fun art-making activities for all ages led by members of our Teen Council! This event also marks the conclusion of the fall semester of the Museum’s Teen Council […]
Join us for the first exhibition of 2025 Don't miss this closing reception! The Key of Life exhibition features work from 10 artists, handpicked by curators Wendy Arimah Berot and Courtney Ffrench. Curator Statement: There is a certain rhythm that many of us feel; a groove that makes life worthwhile. What elements in the world […]
Black History Month: "A Labor Of Love" Art Exhibit QPL is proud to present our Black History Month art exhibit, "A Labor of Love." Original works of art will celebrate our 2025 Black History Month theme, "African Americans and Labor," and focus on the profound ways that work of all kinds — free and unfree, […]
Celebrate Love and Creativity in an Unforgettable Evening! This Valentine's Day, immerse yourself in a night of indulgence and artistry at 2nd Chance Candles in Astoria. Whether you're celebrating with a partner, a friend, or treating yourself, our Chocolate & Candle-Making Soirée offers a unique and sophisticated way to honor the holiday. What to Expect: […]
Hal Jackson was a radio pioneer who broke racial barriers on the airwaves. This exhibition features photographs of Hal with a variety of his peers through the years taken by different artists, many of whom were unknown, along with photos taken by Debi B Jackson. The exhibition was installed by Kenia Akridge. Who is Hal Jackson? […]
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