A compilation of artworks produced by the Gregorio Luperon High School visual arts sessions in a variety of media, exploring a diversity of themes and motifs; from the students' ethnicity via pre-Columbian traditions to contemporary art and museum visits.
September, 1890. The Morris-Jumel Mansion, then a private residence, was poised to be the site of the public exhibition of the first motion picture. There was one problem, however. The man who was to show his moving picture, Louis Le Prince, had gotten on a train in Dijon, France en route to Paris, and disappeared.
Five artists living in Washington Heights, Hudson Heights and Inwood are creating work which reflects the beauty, historical significance and unique character of our neighborhood.
The treatment itself is multi-faceted and individualized. No cookie-cutter, “one size fits all” approach here. It’s hands on and we treat the pain by getting to the root cause.
Faces & Façades is an exhibition at the Morris-Jumel Mansion showcasing new artworks by Andrea Arroyo. The project is a love letter to the uptown community and the women who hold it together.
A compilation of artworks produced by the Gregorio Luperon High School visual arts sessions in a variety of media, exploring a diversity of themes and motifs; from the students' ethnicity via pre-Columbian traditions to contemporary art and museum visits.
