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NoMAA – Women in the Heights: DRESS

NoMAA presents the 15th annual exhibition of Women in the Heights
Curated by Andrea Arroyo

NoMAA Gallery – 4140 Broadway @176 St, NY, NY 10033

Artist Talk: April 25, 2024, 6-8pm

Gallery Hours: Tuesdays and Saturdays 1-5pm and by appointment

Last Day: Tuesday May 7, 2024

Featuring 44 artists from El Barrio, West Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood

Nadema Agard, Robbie Bailey, Carla Bellisio, Yael Ben-Zion, Julie Berman, Chandler Borrero, Junell Brazier, Melanie Brewster, Miggy Buck, Cathleen Campbell, Lisa Candela, Arcadia Caraballo, Rose Deler, Elsie Deliz, Raquel Du Toit, Maria Fernandez, Kat Gooch-Breault, Wilhelmina Grant-Cooper, Josefina Hernandez, Kathleen Holloway, Camilla Huey, Charlecia Joy, Julia Justo, Chae Kihn, Rafaela Luna, Patricia Miranda, Tomo Mori, Adaley Muñoz, Rosa Naparstek, Sky Pape, Denise Penizzotto, Bonnie Phillips, Leah Poller, Kathia Regalado, Darcy Rogers, Melvis Santa, Kaé Sato, Uniqua Simmons, Debbie Taylor-Kerman, Rafaelina Tineo, Tami Tyree, Ruthy Valdez, Tamara Wasserman, Patrice Yourdon

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Those arriving without an RSVP will be admitted based on capacity.

Dyckman Farmhouse – Talking About Race Matters: Redressing American Fashion: Black Designers in the 19th and 20th Centuries by Elizabeth Way

Talking About Race Matters: Redressing American Fashion: Black Designers in the 19th and 20th Centuries Lecture by Elizabeth Way

February 28th at 6PM – Virtual

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Black people have always significantly shaped American fashion through their style, their labor, and as innovative fashion makers. From nineteenth-century dressmakers, both enslaved and free, to transitional creatives who helped navigate what an American designer could be, and late-twentieth century designers, embedded in the formal New York industry, Black people have always been a driving force in American fashion. Their stories, however, are often left out of the narrative. Examining the lives and careers of just a few starts to create a more wholistic understanding of American fashion and its wider impacts on culture and society.

Elizabeth Way is Associate Curator of Costume at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she co-curated/curated Black Fashion Designers (2016), Fabric In Fashion (2018), Head to Toe (2021), Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip Hop Style (2023), and Food & Fashion (2023). Way guest-curated Ann Lowe: American Couturier at Winterthur Museum Garden & Library (2023). She edited the books Black Designers in American Fashion (2021) and Ann Lowe: American Couturier (2023). She holds an M.A. in Costume Studies from New York University.

 

Hablar de Temas Raciales: Revistiendo la Moda Estadounidense: Diseñadores Negros en los siglos XIX y XX. Una Conferencia de Elizabeth Way el 28 de febrero a las 6:00 pm – Virtual

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Las personas de color en este país siempre han dado forma a la moda estado unidense de una manera significativa a través de sus estilo, su trabajo y como creadores innovadores de ésta. Modistas negros del siglo XIX, tanto esclavizados como libres, hasta creativos en transición que ayudaron a navegar lo que podría ser un diseñador estadounidense y diseñadores de finales del siglo XX, se integraron todos en la industria formal de la moda neoyorquina. La gente negra siempre ha sido una fuerza impulsora en la moda estadounidense. Sus historias, sin embargo, a menudo quedan fuera de la narración. Ven a examinar las vidas y carreras de unos pocos; lo que hace que se comience a crear una comprensión más integral de la moda estadounidense y su gran impacto en la cultura y la sociedad.

Elizabeth Way es curadora asociada de vestuario en el museo del Instituto de Tecnología de la Moda, donde fue premiada por el Black Fashion Designers (2016), Fabric In Fashion (2018), Head to Toe (2021), Fresh, Fly y Fabuloso: cincuenta años de estilo hip hop (2023). Ann Lowe, curadora invitada: American Couturier in Winterthur Museum Garden & Library (2023). Editó los libros Black Designers in American Fashion (2021) y Ann Lowe: American Couturier (2023). Tiene una maestría en Estudios de Vestuario de la Universidad de Nueva York.

Inwood Art Works: Dances through the Centuries

Inwood Art Works presents

Dances through the Centuries

Featuring the Inwood Chamber Players

Sunday, February 25, 2024 – 2:00pm

Good Shepherd Auditorium – 620 Isham Street

Minimum Suggested Donation of $20 Adults, $5 Children. Pay online or at the door.

A classical program featuring arrangements by Gilbert Dejean.

Bring your family and meet your friends to enjoy an afternoon community concert of classical music performed by the Inwood Chamber Players. All are welcome!

Reception with light snacks and beverages following the performance.

All proceeds benefit Good Shepherd School

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Inwood Art Works presenta

Danzas a Través de los Siglos

Presentando a los Músicos de la de Cámara de Inwood

Domingo, 25 de Febrero de 2024 – 2:00 p.m.

Auditorio del Buen Pastor – 620 Isham Street

Donación mínima sugerida de $ 20 adultos y $ 5 niños

Un programa clásico arreglado de Gilbert Dejean.

Traiga a su familia y reúnase con sus amigos con música interpretada por Músicos de la de Cámara de Inwood. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!

Recepción con refrigerios y bebidas después de la actuación.

Todo lo recaudado será para beneficio de la Escuela Buen Pastor.

Buunni Inwood: The Bean Trio of Annette A Aguilar & StringBeans

About the band:

Although members of this group have been playing with each other for over 20 years, The focus of this group happened during the pandemic when they started performing on the streets in Northern Manhattan for the community known as the Bodega Pop-Ups. The trio has recently recorded some original compositions, and the plan is to have that recording available at the end of the year. The members of this group have played with top Latin and jazz artists in the field, and the name-dropping is just too long. We look forward to seeing you at Buunni on February 24th.@aaabeans (ig)

About the Venue
Buunni Inwood is an independent neighborhood coffee shop that brews small-batch roasted Ethiopian coffee beans. Many of the coffees are certified fair trade and organic, while others are sourced from small farms that are committed to responsible practices. Our cafes are neighborhood hubs, hosting musical evenings, readings, book clubs, roundtables, and more. Come on in. Beer & wine available for purchase as well!