For three days in February, the Harlem Fine Arts Show will herald its 15th anniversary weekend celebrating creators, culture and community.
Celebrating fifteen years of connecting Black Artists, the Harlem Fine Arts Show (HFAS) is returning with an unforgettable three-day cultural experience and festival in New York City with 100 plus artists of African, Caribbean and Black descent.
This year’s theme, “The 15th Anniversary Celebration: Celebrating Art and Culture in America” pays homage to the iconic Harlem Renaissance, curated by the esteemed Debra Vanderburg Spencer, a distinguished Curator and Art Historian.
For the first time, The Harlem Fine Arts Show will be held at Midtown Manhattan’s The Glass House where African Diasporic Artists and American Visual Artists are provided a unique marketplace platform so they potentially continue to self-fund their creative outlets.
The show not only supports Artists but the community at large. The three-day event will include Harlem-based vendors, caterers, restaurants, cultural centers, and activations for the celebration.
“HFAS prides itself on a sole tenet: creating economic empowerment, educational opportunities, and professional recognition for the artists in our shows. These artists have been forced to make hard pivots in how they showcase and sell their work in the new-normal of a Post-COVID-19 economy. However, the poignancy of their individual works is more important now than ever. This work, created by African Diaspora, will tell the story of this unprecedented moment in history: the choices we made in this moment of historical change, and most importantly: how we felt,” – Dion Clarke, Founder, Harlem Fine Arts Show.
The HFAS is scheduled for February 24 through 26, 2023. For more event information, please visit the event site.
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