Who we are: A collective of Harlem artists convenes regularly for an open conversation about their artistic paths
and their roles as agents of culture. It is a "work" in progress.
February 6 – April 25, 2021
(de)coding
Group exhibition at the Visual Art Center of NJ Main Gallery
Curator: Mary Birmingham
February 25 - April 3, 2021
Home: Far and Near
Gallery North, Setauket, NY
http://www.gallerynorth.org/exhibitions
February 25 - April 15, 2021
Home: Far and Near
By appointment: email connielee@clcurated.com. Masks and social distancing pre-requisite.
Innovative exhibitions during Covid have inspired intimate viewings in private settings. One of the most exciting is the “Living with Art Salon", curated by Connie Lee, and focusing on Upper Manhattan/Bronx/Harlem artists. “At Home”, combines the works of Leah POLLER (sculptor), Elan Cadiz (fabric collagist) and Gianna Gutierrez (abstract painter.) Poller’s well known bronze sculptures related to the Bed as a metaphor to capture the full range of our humanity, are joined with the first-time presentation of her Denim work (“Ma Belle- Covid hotline”) and her “Zoomers", a series of whimsical “personnages” inspired from morphing social activities on-line.
Image: “Ma Belle” - waiting for my Covid test results - Mixed media (denim, plastic, metal) 12 x 12 x 8 inches
January 22 – March 20, 2021
Music as Image and Metaphor
Group exhibition at The Bo Bartlett Center, Columbus State
University, Georgia
Co-Curators: David Houston and Florence Neal
Musical track by Michael Kowalski and Allen Otte
Panel Discussion Online: Tuesday, March 9, 2021
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Capucine Bourcart was interviewed by Bertrand Riguidel for the podcast Face B, regarding her artist's life in New York.
A Special Issue #137
of the New Observations Magazine
has been published in response
to the violence at America’s Capitol
on January 6th, 2021. “Every person
in the United States was impacted
by this event and I am grateful
to all of you for sending in work
on this important subject”,
New Observations Magazine’s
editor and publisher Mia Feroleto writes.
The work of 7 artists of ArtFormsUs
has been included amongst
many artists’ works in response to this historic event.