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  • Images of The Couple

    Yesterday, we finished installing The Couple. It was alot harder than we thought it would be. The bases are 5ftx5ftx3ft. So, moving them to the site was problematic. To make sure that the bases would withstand the elements, it was nailed and glued together with frames underneath to keep it secured. With the help of…

    March 7, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx, West Harlem
    Armory Arts Week, Armory Week, art in Historic places, art in open spaces, art in parks, art in the Bronx, Artslant Armory Sponsor, Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, Bronx Armory Day, Bronx Armory Week, Bronx Art, Bronx Tourism Council, Dianne Smith, environmental art, installation art, New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, Organic Abstract, The Couple, West Harlem Art Fund
  • Stained Glass Artist Ellen Mandelbaum joins WHAF for Harlem Armory Day

        The West Harlem Art Fund will once again produce an event & installations for Armory Arts Week 2013. For Harlem Armory Day, there will be a public art tour of stained glass windows at St. John the Divine at 11 a.m. with special guest stained glass artist Ellen Mandelbaum. Featured above are her…

    February 18, 2013

    WHAF

    LIC, New York City, West Harlem
    Armory Week 2013, art in NYC, Ellen mandelbaum, Harlem Armory Day, public art, public art in NYC, South Carolina Aquarium, Stain glass as public art, West Harlem Art Fund
  • The Making of Organic Abstract

    Watch how artist Dianne Smith fabricate this new work. Please support this effort, make a donation or buy a limited edition T-shirt designed by the artist.            

    February 17, 2013

    WHAF

    Harlem, New York City
    art in NYC, Dianne Smith, environmental art, making art in Harlem, making art in NYC, NYC art, NYC Parks & Recreation, Organic Abstracts, public art, repurposed materials, Savona Bailey-McClain curator, West Harlem Art Fund
  • Public Art Challenge to Artists of Color

    BE BOLD    BE COMPETITIVE      BE RELEVANT The artists spotlighted here are Chakaia Booker, Richard Hunt, Radcliffe Bailey, Dianne Smith, Scherezade Garcia, Yinka Shonibare. Great artists that push the envelope with materials, ideas and concepts. Opportunities abound in public art on both private and public spaces.   

    February 10, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx, Brooklyn, DC, New York City, United Kingdom, West Harlem
    Chakaia Booker, Dianne Smith, Radcliffe Bailey, Richard Hunt, Savona Bailey-McClain curator, Scherezade Garcia, West Harlem Art Fund, Yinka Shonibare
  • HENRY MOORE, LIFE-SIZED SCULPTURE & AFRICAN INFLUENCES

    Everything I do, I intend to make on a large scale… Size itself has its own impact, and physically we can relate more strongly to a big sculpture than to a small one. —Henry Moore Henry Moore, Picasso and Matisse expanded modern art in a powerful new direction with their blend of the human figure…

    February 10, 2013

    WHAF

    New York City, United Kingdom
    African influences, art in NYC, art in open public spaces, Bartow-Pell Mansion, Bronx, Dianne Smith, Henry Moore, influences by the African Diaspora, Knife Edge Two Piece, life-sized sculptures, Matisse, Modern sculputre and african art, Picasso, public art, Savona Bailey-McClain curator, sculpture, West Harlem, West Harlem Art Fund
  • Digital Collaborations with Patrick Singh – Archives

               The West Harlem Art Fund has worked with French artist Patrick Singh on several occasions.  A self-taught painter, Singh has travelled the world to capturing haunting images of native people. Born to an Indian father and a French mother, Patrick was predestined to multicultural encounters. He spent his childhood traveling between…

    February 9, 2013

    WHAF

    DUMBO, France, Lower Manhattan, TriBeca, West Harlem
    African Burial Ground, Anne Cros Gallery, art in historical places, art in NYC, French artist, Manhattan Sites, National Park Service, NYC art, Patrick Singh, Savona Bailey-McClain curator, South of France, West Harlem Art Fund, Westward Bound Exhibition
  • Bronx Partnership

        The Bronx Culture Trolley was initiated in December 2002 to encourage, create and maintain a higher level of arts participation and business development throughout the Bronx as a tourism destination. Making a cultural loop through the lower Grand Concourse and in other sections of the Bronx, it provides an innovative way to travel free…

    February 8, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx, Midtown West, West Harlem
    Armory Arts Week, Armory Week, Bartow-Pell Mansion, Bronx Cultural Trolley, Bronx Day, Bronx Tourism Council, West Harlem Art Fund
  • Flying High

    According to the artist, working with found objects and connectors allows the viewer to interact with the materials. For instance, the objects will be visible through the rope and string. The installation then becomes more personal to the viewer as he or she can identify things from their everyday life. Sculpting with everyday objects is…

    February 8, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx, West Harlem
    Armory Arts Week, Armory Week, art in NYC, art in the Bronx, art installation, butcher paper, Dianne Smith, fine art, found object art, found objects, Northeast Bronx, paper art, paper installation, Pelham Bay Park, West Harlem Art Fund
  • The Couple – New Installation

    The Couple will be two beautifully androgynous heads approximately twenty feet wide and ten feet tall at the highest point. The heads will rest on one another and be secured on to a rectangular base. They will be made from everyday discarded materials such as, packaging, paper, cans, fabric, magazines, etc. These items will be…

    February 8, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx, Harlem, Midtown West
    Armory Arts Week 2013, Armory Show, Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, Bronx, Bronx Day, Bronx Tourism Council, Dianne Smith, historic houses, Northeast Bronx, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, Organic Abstracts, sculpture, sculpture in gardens, sculpture in NYC, The Couple, West Harlem Art Fund
    The Couple – New Installation
  • Featured Artist Dianne Smith

    DIANNE SMITH is an abstract painter, sculptor, and installation artist. Her work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in New York City’s Soho and Chelsea art districts as well as, numerous galleries and institutions throughout the United States. She is an educator in the field of Aesthetic Education at Lincoln Center Institute (LCI),…

    February 8, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx, Harlem
    artist, Bronx native, Dianne Smith, Harlem, installation artist, sculptor, teaching artist, West Harlem Art Fund
  • History of The Armory Show

      The Armory Show, housed in Piers 92 and 94 along the Hudson River on Manhattan’s west side, is the largest art fair in New York and one of the principal annual art events in the international art market calendar. Visited by tens of thousands of people each March, the Armory has for almost two…

    February 7, 2013

    WHAF

    Midtown West
    Centennial Exhibition, contemporary art, international art show, NYC art show, Pier 92, Pier 94, The Armory Show
  • New Venue

    The venue of our next installation is Bartow Pell-Mansion Museum, located in the Northeast Bronx. The West Harlem Art Fund is very excited about this installation. The organization has produced numerous installations in NYC parks but never in a formal garden. The artist chosen for this installation is Dianne Smith and the name of the…

    February 7, 2013

    WHAF

    Bronx
    abstract work, Armory Arts Week, art in parks, Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, Bronx, Bronx Day, Dianne Smith, Henry Moore, Historic House Trust, Pelham Bay Park, public art, West Harlem Art Fund
  • HARLEM ARMORY DAY

    Tuesday, March, 5, 2013 11AM-3PM Visit Harlem during Armory Arts Week and enjoy a public art tour of stain glass windows at the famed Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, followed by lunch and portfolio reviews for artists wishing to pursue works in lighting, sculpture and design in open, public spaces around the City including…

    February 7, 2013

    WHAF

    West Harlem
    Art Flux, art in Harlem, art in open spaces, Bentley Meeker Lighting & Staging, Emily Colasaco, Harlem Armory Day, Havana Central, Independent Curator; Bentley Meeker, Jennifer Lantzas, Leanne Stella, Lighting Designer, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation; Dianne Smith, NYC Department of Transportation, Public Artist; Edwin Ramoran, The Armory Show, West Harlem, West Harlem Art Fund
  • Where Art is Real & Up Close

    The West Harlem Art Fund (WHAF) was selected to create a site specific installation for the Affordable Art Fair in October, 2012 at the Tunnel. WHAF will present Brooklyn based artist Iliana Emilia Garcia to create the installation “Story Piles”. Story Piles is a sculpture built up using antique wooden chairs and life stories. The…

    January 29, 2013

    WHAF

    Chelsea
    Affordable Art Fair, art in NYC, art installation, Iliana Emilia Garcia, public art, public installation, Savona Bailey-McClain, Story Piles, The Tunnel, The West Harlem Art Fund, West Chelsea
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