Please join the artists of Cornerstone Studios for our 2026 Summer Open Studios. Visit working artist's studios, see an exhibition by Mesoma Onyeagba in Gallery178, and enjoy a community event downstairs at OSA. Free and open to the public!
Join us to celebrate the catalogue launch of Dominican York, exhibited at the Hispanic Society in 2024 as the inaugural exhibition in the Arte en el Alto Manhattan series. Featuring works by Reynaldo García Pantaleón, Chiqui Mendoza, and Rider Ureña, this exhibition addresses themes of immigration, alienation, and spirituality. To work with Reynaldo García Pantaleón, be sure to join us beforehand at 3pm on Audubon Terrace for a printmaking workshop le.
America, the Beautiful? Closing Artist Talk at the NoMAA Gallery. Featuring 46 artists from West Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood. July 4, 2026 marks a momentous birthday: the United States turns 250.
Fall in Love with the City: A Summer Student Retrospective. Come by Cornerstone Center and see a retrospective of Little City Studio's student work from the summer break. It's an art opening for all ages. There will be snacks and other fun things to see and do!
Paintings by Pablo Caviedes - Opening Celebration October 8 at 7pm. Free and open to the public on view Thursday, October 8 – Sunday, November 1. Born in 1971 in Cotacachi, Ecuador, Pablo Caviedes has been exhibiting his work for more than thirty years. In fact, since 1990, his amazing images have graced prominent venues in Paris, France, Poland, Germany, and the United States, just to name a few.
Dear Earth is conceived as a visual letter to our planet — an act of address, apology, gratitude, or promise. We invite artists to consider what it means to speak directly to the earth at this moment. Themes include healing and art as a site of repair; the immediacy of the unfolding crisis; calls to action and appeals for planetary change; preservation and cultivation of indigenous lands; the fragility of the earth and our own; uncertainty or hope; the honoring of beauty and resilience; the artist as witness.Featuring 29 artists from West Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood.
