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The West Harlem Art Fund is showcasing a work by Sandor Camille. Mr. Camille created several works to honor the boxing matches between Muhammed Ali and Joe Frazier. These life size paintings are collected from serious art lovers in Europe and the United States. |
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The West Harlem Art Fund is pleased to spotlight the group Hip Like Blank. And they will be working with our organization on our live dance installation "X" Marks the Spot this spring in May. Hip like Blank draws from pop, folk, rock, jazz and hip hop to create a sound as unique and idiosyncratic as the siblings Kiirstin and Mikal Kuhi themselves. |
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The West Harlem Art Fund in partnership with graphics designer Rene Munoz developed several renderings to show what Upper Broadway could look like. This was an installation downtown and I think something similiar could happen in our neighborhood on Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues. |
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The West Harlem Art Fund wish to give a farewell tribute to our outdoor installation Renka at Montefiore Park. In partnership with Harlem School of the Arts, Renka was a huge success with cell phone tours in English and Japanese and an extended stay by the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation. We wish to thank the artist Kyu Seok Oh, his team, NYC Parks, the Friends of Montefiore Park and a special thanks to Harlem School of the Arts.
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