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Veiled Radiance: A Dual Exhibition of Paintings by Alison Cuomo and David Alon Friedman

We are pleased to announce a fine art exhibition Veiled Radiance: A Dual Exhibition, a collection of paintings by Alison Cuomo and David Alon Friedman.

David and Alison’s work reflects a shared interest in tapping into a realm that transcends the boundaries of any individual artist or person and connects with something larger than us. Through their evocative paintings, they extend an invitation to the viewer to immerse themselves in that larger realm.

We invite you to join us for the opening reception on Sunday, May 5, 2024 from 2:00PM to 5:00 PM at Buunni Coffee Inwwod. The show will be on display from May 2 through June 15, 2024.

Buunni Coffee is located at 4961 Broadway in Inwood between W 207th Street and Isham Street NYC. The hours are: Monday-Sat 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Sunday 9:00AM – 5:00PM. We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information, please contact: info@dfriedmanart.com or info@alisoncuomo.com

Hebrew Tabernacle: Francis Hsueh

I’m thrilled to be showing a large collection of my originals and limited edition prints at the Armin and Estelle Gold Wing Gallery inside the Hebrew Tabernacle in Washington Heights, beginning May 6. Many pieces will be seen in public for the first time. Opening reception will take place on Saturday, June 1, 12pm-2pm. This solo exhibit is curated by Regina Gradess and will last for 3 months, ending July 31.⁠ The Hebrew Tabernacle is located at 551 Fort Washington Ave. at 185th Street.

Hispanic Society: Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society

Exhibition Title: Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society
Location: Hispanic Society Museum & Library

Dates: February 23 – June 30, 2024

The Hispanic Society Museum & Library inaugurates Arte en el Alto Manhattan with Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society featuring three Dominican-born co-curators exhibiting works created in artistic dialog with HSM&L’s collection based on their individual aesthetic approaches as well as their unique perspective as Dominican immigrants in New York. The works showcased express the complicated transnational and intercultural identity, which these artists share with over 2 million Dominican-Americans in the United States, approximately half of whom reside in the NYC Metropolitan area, particularly in the museum’s home neighborhood of Washington Heights.

Co-curators: Reynaldo García Pantaleón, Chiqui Mendoza, & Rider Ureña

Dyckman Farmhouse: José Luis in the Parlor

***THIS EVENT IS FREE WITH MUSEUM ADMISSION** Tickets cost $3 per person, and are free for Inwood Residents.

Wander the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum while listening to the beautiful sounds of Jose Luis on the harp! Jose will play at the farmhouse during open hours. Find Jose set up in the farmhouse parlor on:

Saturday, April 20 12PM-2PM

Saturday, May 18: 12PM-2PM

Friday, May 24: 1PM-3PM

Friday, June 7: 1PM-3PM

Jose Luis has been performing for over thirty years and is highly regarded as a gifted harpist by his peers. Jose Luis is the only harpist to play both the classic concert harp and the Latin lever harp; which requires him to pluck the strings with two different techniques; the first uses his fingertips and the second his nails.

Jose Luis first fell in love with the sound of the harp and began studying in his early teens with Maestro Jose Serrano in Puerto Rico. He later visited Los Angeles to take private lessons with the world-renowned harpist and composer Alfredo Rolando Ortiz.

 

ESTE EVENTO ES GRATUITO CON LA ENTRADA AL MUSEO

Las entradas cuestan $3 por persona y son gratis para los residentes de Inwood ¡Pasea por el Museo Dyckman Farmhouse mientras escuchas los hermosos sonidos del arpa con José Luis! José tocará en la granja durante el horario de apertura. Encuentra a José en el salón de la granja en:

Sábado, 20 de abril: 12:00 p.m. a 2:00 p.m.

Sábado, 18 de mayo: 12:00 p.m. a 2:00 p.m.

Viernes, 24 de mayo: 1:00 p.m. a 3:00 p.m.

Viernes, 7 de junio: 1:00 p.m. a 3:00 p.m.

José Luis lleva más de treinta años tocando el arpa y es muy respetado por sus colegas como un arpista talentoso. José Luis es el único arpista que toca tanto el arpa de concierto clásica como el arpa de palanca latina; lo que requiere que toque las cuerdas con dos técnicas diferentes; la primera utiliza los dedos y la segunda las uñas. José Luis se enamoró por primera vez del sonido del arpa y comenzó a estudiar en su adolescencia con el Maestro José Serrano en Puerto Rico. Más tarde visitó Los Ángeles para tomar clases con el mundialmente reconocido arpista y compositor Alfredo Rolando Ortiz.