The Belmont Business Improvement District is proud to announce our third annual art show in Bronx Little Italy on Saturday, May 6th 2017. The event will take place from 11am to 4pm on East 186th Street at Arthur Avenue. They would like to extend an invitation to local artists to showcase their art at the event.
All artists and modes of art are welcome and there are no entry or participation fees.
Tables and chairs will be provided for each artist.
DreamYard Art Center is looking for a teaching artist to teach middle school digital media (could be photo, video and/or animation) at their Art Center starting in October. It’s one afternoon a week and runs until May.
Grants will be issued to 10 emerging artists with the most compelling public art proposals. Generously funded by UNIQLO, each grantee will receive an award of $10,000 to create their proposed artwork.
On Saturday October 1st, 2016, from 5pm-8pm, Anne Humanfeld’s Port Morris studio will be open to the general public to view her work and to hear an Artist Talk. Artist Anne Humanfeld was born and grew up in New York City and attended Music and Art High School, Sarah Lawrence College and SUNY Empire State
CLICK ON THUMBNAIL TO SEE FULL PHOTO Thanks to everyone who came out to Anne’s studio yesterday, we had a great time! Read more about Anne’s work here: Interior Life: A Conversation with Anne Humanfeld
On Saturday, October 1st from 5pm-8pm, Anne’s Port Morris studio will be open to the general public to view her work, hear a Q&A, and enjoy refreshments. The event is free, and artwork will be for sale.
Exhibition dates and venues for the 2016 Bronx Latin American Art Biennial titled, “I am one of those peoples that…”
Nigerian born photographer Osaretin Ugiagbe has worked extensively on social documentary photo projects in the Bronx and Nigeria.
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ArtBridge is partnering with the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to produce large-scale step street murals at two sites in the West Bronx:
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