Nigerian born photographer Osaretin Ugiagbe has worked extensively on social documentary photo projects in the Bronx and Nigeria.
BX200 News/Blog
With most generalized thinking, assumptions are usually wrong, occasionally right, and often based in historical suspicion… I thought I was going to treat Barry like a beagle treats a new chew toy. But in the end, he’s just a dude, like me, with a long Bronx history trying to make it happen.
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:
Charm & Vinegar
Opening Reception: Friday, June 17, 6-9pm
Artist Talk & Trolley: Wednesday, July 6, 6-8pm
On view June 17 – July 9, 2016
With charm and biting satire, these four artists use domestic materials to create critical and humorous work.
The Healing Arts Program at Montefiore Medical Center seeks a Teaching Artist with a fine arts background and strong illustration skills to lead a variety of arts initiatives for Montefiore associates one day a week as part of our Relaxation and Renewal Program.
A short video documenting the installation of “Breaking, 2016 – First Configuration”. The work was included in Bronx Now.
We had a great turnout for the opening of Bronx Now! Special thanks to photographer Ed Alvarez for the great photos, as well as Rafael Melendez.
On view through May 7th 12-6 Wed & Fri – 12-8 Thurs & Sat
BX200 Exhibit BRONX NOW Brings the Best of the Bronx to Brooklyn: John Ahearn, Tats Cru, Eric Orr, Crash, Andre Trenier, Mrs and More
May 3, 2016
Splendidly curated by Laura James and Eileen Walsh, Bronx Now showcases a wide range of artworks in different media by some of the best artists working in the Bronx.
ARTIST INSTRUCTOR (multiple positions available)
Studio in a School (www.studioinaschool.org) is recruiting Artist Instructors for the 2016/17 school year.
Bronx Now, an exhibit that features a curated selection of 30 artists, is their first interborough class trip and serves as a marker in the development of the unified Bronx arts scene. The temporary transference from the BX to Bushwick will reinforce that no scene or movement can be wholly realized by remaining insular. Movements are actively nurtured by accessing a variety of ideas and modalities. The artists featured in Bronx Now are here because they know that art is borderless. Artists seek inputs that replenish creativity and energy, wherever they are.
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