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Featured Artists 2010-08-02

A Look at the Work of Ray Grist

Ray Grist was raised in East Harlem in the East River Houses, on East 102nd Street, one of the first multi-racial, multi-cultural housing developments inNew York City. The creative and cultural energy of Harlem during ...

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2010-05-04

Artists for Japan - Auction by Berenberg

artnet Auctions is pleased to announce its collaboration with Berenberg Art Advice, offering four artworks by internationally renowned artists Georg Baselitz, Tony Cragg, Rebecca Horn, and Thomas Struth. The auction will take place from November 25 to Dec...

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HFAS Articles 2010-05-03

Students Honored at Governor's Awards in Arts

Nearly 100 students and education leaders were honored at the 30th Annual Governor's Awards in Arts Education at the State Museum Auditorium in Trenton, NJ. ...

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Ray Grist was raised in East Harlem in t...

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Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Garry F. Grant bega...

  Ming Murray Smith’s deceptively simple but evocativ...

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, to parents who were also ar...

The Intersection Between Art & Politics

Art as a Weapon is a feature documentary...

Artists for Japan - Auction by Berenberg

artnet Auctions is pleased to announce i...

The limited-edition Shepard Fairey print sale, benefit...

In July 2004, during a visit to Musee Marmottan in Par...

The Savannah College of Art and Design held an histori...

Turning to Art in Wood: A Creative Journ...

A new site hopes to help folks answer th...

Born to a French Jewish father and an Italian mother, ...

Nearly 100 students and education leaders were honored...

International Poster Gallery (IPG) proudly presents it...

HFAS: White Plains Event

The annual Harlem Fine Arts Show is a fine art exposition and sale showcasing contemporary works that reflect African Diasporic visual culture. The Harlem Fine Arts Show has become a premiere show for exhibiting modern and contemporary art and highlighting some of the most diverse and exciting contemporary popular art. This Black History month extravaganza inspires the imagination and spirit of the diverse audiences and communities from 7 to 70 years old.

The event will be held on January 12, 2012 at the Reckson Building, 360 Hamilton Avenue, White Plains, NY 10601 from 6:00pm – 9:00pm. There will be a VIP Reception. A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit: The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Westchester Alumnae Chapter and Friends of the White Plains Youth Bureau, Inc. Donation $50.

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