The Art of Neon: Wrapping Up 2011 with a Celebration of Light
NEW YORK—With 2011 coming to a close, its seems fitting to end the year with a celebration of light. Over
Harlem
Harlem Subway Stations Tell Story of Neighborhood’s History and Culture
Harlem, NEW YORK—If you take the 2/3 train to Harlem, mosaic murals that tell the story of the neighborhood’s history
Frederick Douglass Memorial Provides Grand Entry to Harlem
The Frederick Douglass Memorial plaza includes an eight-foot tall statue (bronze), a water fountain wall and granite pavers and seating.
Back on ‘The Block’: The Met Marks Romare Bearden’s Centennial
A six-panel series, “The Block,” 1971, is 18-feet-long. NEW YORK—The Metropolitan Museum of Art is exhibiting Romare Bearden’s “The Block”
Alexis Duque Creates Intricate, Chaotic Cities
Detail of “PENAS” 2009 (acrylic on canvas) Harlem, NEW YORK—The dense urban structures in Alexis Duque‘s work conjure images found