New book honors trade workers
The book is the Bronx Photo League’s first collective project, created over the summer, and documents the small business workers of the Jerome Ave. section of the Bronx through photos.
Historic presidential election grips Mott Haven
As the prospect of a historic upset in Tuesday’s presidential election became increasingly apparent, optimism turned to despair for many voters in Mott Haven and Melrose who went to the…
Gallery showcases immigration through the eyes of Latina artists
It takes closer inspection of a familiar figure that resembles the Virgin and Child to see that a painting of an immigrant mother and her son actually hangs on the…
New gallery aims for interactive feel
It’s not just the art that makes Haven SBX unique—the potluck dinners held Sundays to lure new patrons into the gallery help set it apart.
New series featuring Bronx artists kicks off
Artists, pedestrians and performers danced in the heart of Mott Haven on Oct. 1 in celebration of the launch of an ambitious new outdoor cultural project.
Residents hope to transform closed treatment center
Residents at a public gathering on Oct. 1 at BronxArtSpace said yes to converting a shuttered health care facility into an arts facility, and no to housing or another methadone…
Latin American artists on display
This year's Bronx Latin American Art Biennial features ten artists from Latin America and the Bronx. This year's exhibit centers on the artists' creative process.
Festival brings a taste of Ghana to Crotona Park
Africans from across the city celebrated Ghanaian culture at the 7th annual Afro Cultural Parade and Festival in Crotona Park on Aug. 13.