Uptown Celebrates 100 Years of Bearden, Harlem’s ‘True Renaissance Man’
Romare Bearden, internationally known for his collages, grew up in Harlem, which is leading celebrations of his centennial.
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School to House Artists, Not Classes
A landmark building will be converted into affordable homes and studios for artists – but not everyone is happy about the plan.
East Harlem Artists Revamp a Cultural Symbol: Dos Alas
Local artists and supporters gather at the Dos Alas mural in East Harlem, restoring a cultural landmark after years of deterioration.
“Franco the Great” Paints Christmas in Harlem
As the holidays arrive, street artist Franco Gaskin is out in the cold making Harlem more festive.
Hispanic Society Appeals for Renovation Money
The Hispanic Society of America, which houses the world’s largest collection of Hispanic art, plans massive renovations.
Dominican, Jewish Youth Unite to Perform
The YM/YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood will present a musical about Jewish refugees escaping Hitler and taking refuge in the Dominican Republic in the 1930s.
November 9, 2010 | Posted in Arts & Culture | Read More »
Budget Cuts Threaten Uptown Arts Organizations
After Gov. Paterson vetoed state grants for community organizations, many prominent uptown arts associations have been struggling to raise money.
Dominican Artists Find a Place of Their Own
A new exhibition and gallery space at City College offers Dominican-American artists a chance to express themselves.
Financial Struggles Force Famed Harlem Music School to Cut Classes and Students
Harlem’s most famous music school was forced to cut enrollment and curriculum this fall.
Art Invades Uptown Laundromats
As the Laundromat Project moves uptown, Harlem residents will see art crop up by the washers.
October 13, 2010 | Posted in Arts & Culture | Read More »
