The exhibition “Facing History” represents a self-reflective collection of 14 mixed media works on paper, canvas and wood created by acclaimed artist, Cedric Smith.
Past Exhibitions
Exhibiting work by its 2016-2017 artists featuring artwork they have created in the library while in residence.
- Opening : June 8, 2017 @ 6pm – 8pm
- Exhibition: June 9 – June 18th, 2017
- Artists includes
- Yasmeen Abdallah
- Jasmine Anokye
- Anthony Heinz May
- Nancy Hernandez
- Isaac Scott
- Alana Roth
- Elizabeth Tolson
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These emerging contemporary artists express their creative experiences through the world of urban and popular culture.
- Opening : May 05, 2017 @ 6pm – 9pm
- Exhibition: May 06 – June 03rd, 2017
- Artists Profiles
- Dawn Okoro
- Jay West
- Will Watson
- Jordan Baker-Caldwell
The exhibition presents work from the studio collections of three contemporary artists – Barry Mason, Calvin Coleman and Victoria Morales
The exhibition “Fragments from my Past” represents paintings and sculptures – that were created by the artist in the period 1994 – 2006. Licata is most known for his paintings executed on crumpled-up canvases and on three-dimensional surfaces. These works force themselves away from flatness and the confines of a frame, directly into the viewer’s space.
Girl Talk is a presentation of photographs, paintings, film, jewelry and quilted pieces exploring the themes of imposed identity, beauty, tradition and self-definition. The title of the show is inspired by the song “Girl Talk” by Dakota Staton. “Her rendition of “Girl Talk” reminds us of the importance of women sharing stories and telling histories. The history of women in this nation is comprised of a multitude of stories, struggles and successes.” Willis declares.
- Opening: March 12, 2010 @ 6pm – 9pm
- Exhibition: March 12 – April 10, 2010
- Artist Talk – Sunday April 11, 2010 @ 2:00pm
Renaissance Fine Art will present Jordan!™, Dawn Okoro and Justin West in a group exhibition, URBAN PULSE. These artists are young, visually articulate, provocative and thoroughly modern.
Jordan!™ Baker-Caldwell, a sculptor, curated the exhibition which includes his work and two others: Dawn Okoro and Justin West. Each artist works with a theme that resonates with the concerns of popular culture: identity, individuality, class, and iconography in myriad genres.
- Opening: January 29, 2010 @ 6pm – 9pm
- Exhibition: January 29 – March 5, 2010
Renaissance Fine Art invites you to join us for an eclectic evening with Deborah Willis, Professor of Photography and Imaging at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. Ms. Willis is an esteemed author, contemporary artist, photographer, curator of photography, photographic historian, and recipient of two highly regarded awards: Guggenheim Fellow (2005) and MacArthur Fellow (2000).
- New York Times Book Review
- Signing by Author: December 18, 2009 @ 6:00pm – 9:00pm
- Signed copies available: 8:00pm – 9:00pm
RENAISSANCE FINE ART, a newly inaugurated contemporary gallery at 2075 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Blvd in the Village of Harlem will open its second exhibition
Harlem is Music: A Visual Interpretation with a reception December 4, 2009 from 6 – 9 PM featuring four artists Eric Alugas, Calvin Coleman, Lawrence Finney and Luando Lozano. The artists will visually explore four genres of music; gospel, blues, jazz and Latin-roots that are inextricably connected to the African American and Latino experience in Harlem.
Renaissance Fine Art (“RFA”) is pleased to present its premiere exhibition, Dark Matters and Entropy, a series of small and large paintings on wood and paper, by the accomplished artist, Jack H. White.
The sheer number of paintings — over twenty-five — makes this the largest series of new works displayed since 2002. Dark Matters & Entropy will be considered one of the seminal works of White’s forty-year career.
