“Westcoast Synergies”
A solo photography show by Nadira Gupta
On view June 1-July 15
Artist Reception:
June 4th, 1pm-3pm
Tag Archives: Art Exhibition
Buunni Pinehurst: Studies on Shapes & Lines art by PS 187 students
Artshow at Buunni Pinehurst
Studies on Shapes & Lines by PS 187 students
On view Thru June 30th
Hispanic Society: Catalogue Launch of Dominican Yorks
Join us to celebrate the catalogue launch of Dominican Yorks
Dominican Yorks was 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.
For a chance to work with one of the artists from the exhibition, be sure to join us beforehand at 3pm on Audubon Terrace for a printmaking workshop led by Reynaldo García Pantaleón.
Admission is free. RSVP required.
Hispanic Society: Print-Making Workshop with Reynaldo García Pantaleón
Join teaching artist Reynaldo García Pantaleón in a print-making workshop inspired from our course, “Goya and the Art of Printmaking”
The program will be held outdoors on Audubon Terrace.
Be sure to stay afterwards for the Dominican Yorks Catalogue Launch taking place in the Sorolla Gallery at 5:30 where Reynaldo will be honored for his contributions to the exhibition which features Reynaldo’s work!
Admission is free. RSVP required.
Dyckman Farmhouse: Opening Reception – Soon Come, Likkle More by Jhanique Lovejoy
Soon Come, Likkle More by Jhanique Lovejoy is an installation of new photographic works that incorporate Black photographic praxis through alternative processes, textiles, and sculpture. Featuring everyday images such as passport photos and other ephemera often found in Jamaican homes, this multi-room experience transports viewers from Washington Heights to Jamaica, exploring how memory and identity are preserved in domestic and diasporic spaces.
Soon Come, Likkle More considers how photography is more than documentation— it is a medium that embodies an archive of diasporic and familial memory. Soon Come, Likkle More is an ode to Jamaica, and an ode to Natasha Lovejoy.