Join a gallery attendant for a tour of American Academy of Arts and Letters' Jessi Reaves exhibition with a brief introduction to Arts and Letters. Tours are free, last one hour, and welcome drop-in visitors at any time. Meet in the lobby of our North Building, at the entrance to the Jessi Reaves exhibition. Reservations are not required.
The Heirloom Room is a social practice workshop devised by local artist Rosario Moore Arteaga and made possible through LMCC Su-Casa Residency, which explores topics of cultural legacy &inheritance through multiple means including collecting/llustrating proverbs, reading/writing poetry and craftingsterling silver jewelry works. Participants from the ARC XVI Senior Center will talk about their multi-media creations, process, and sterling silver jewelry. Their original poems will also be read aloud.
Join the YM&YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood for a special silent auction and art show celebrating the vibrant creativity and lasting contributions of community artists who pioneered their own avant-garde styles in the 1960s. Enjoy an afternoon of art, memories, and community as we honor the legacy of the recently departed Risa Hirsch Ehrlich and celebrate the remarkable talents of our living artists.
Join The Hispanic Society for a panel discussion with Sandy Rodriguez and invited guest speakers about her latest exhibition, "Tierra Insurgente". he exhibition brings Rodriguez’s contemporary practice into dialogue with rarely exhibited maps, manuscripts, globes, and codices from the Hispanic Society’s historic collection.
Explore the fantastical world of Creatures of Myth and Imagination at The Met Cloisters in this special gallery talk with multidisciplinary artist Ana de Orbegoso. Drawing inspiration from depictions of hybrid creatures and supernatural beings in the Americas and medieval Europe, the artist reflects on her own work related to symbolism, identity, and spirituality. Priority given to those who register in advance.
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.
