Featured image Katherine Earle, Jellyfish 055 + 056
We are excited for the first post-pandemic East Harlem Open Studios Saturday, April 22nd and Sunday, April 23rd, from 1 pm – 6 pm. East Harlem Open Studios is a free event where artists in East Harlem open their doors to the public.
Artist and educator Julio Valdez is a founding member of this community with the vision of creating opportunities for artists to develop and exhibit their work in New York City. His mentor, teacher, and printer Robert Blackburn initially inspired him to focus on community and form the first East Harlem Open Studios in 2015.
On Saturday, start your journey with coffee and artisanal pastries by @Pabadebakery at 181 E. 108th Street. Thanks to @jvsprojectspace for providing such great artist spaces and @amatusthebeloved for creating the graphics. #EastHarlemOpenStudios
EAST HARLEM STUDIOS BLDG 1 – 181 E 108th St
Gabriel Castillo @gabrieljehu
Alison Causer @alisonmcauser
Jaynie Crimmins @jayniegillmancrimmins
Heather Cox @heather_cox_studio
Carmen Isasi @isasiceramics
Michelle Palmer @aviatrixnyc
Preeti Varma @preetivarmastudio
EAST HARLEM STUDIOS BLDG 2 – 180 E 118th St
Katherine Earle @kekearle
Hoffman @billhoffman_art
Ben Ponté @benponte
EAST HARLEM STUDIOS BLDG 3 – 176 E 106th St
Royce Howes @royce.howes
Carole McClintock @ctcarole
TAFA @tafa2tata
Ezequiel Taveras @ezequieltaveras
Julio Valdez @juliovaldezstudio
EAST HARLEM STUDIOS BLDG 4 – 319 E 105th St
Josh Dorman @joshdormanart
HARLEM STUDIOS BLDG 5 – 345 E 104th St
Hollie Heller @hollartist
