Drawing on the creative roots that connect them to the motherland and the black church experience, the works of these African-American women artists will be on exhibit from February 27, 2008 through March 22, 2008 at Canvas Paper & Stone Gallery, 2611 Frederick Douglass Blvd., Studio 2N (between W. 139th and 140th Sts.) in Harlem. The opening reception is from 6 to 9pm, Friday, February 29.
A variety of artists are participating including photographers, writers, visual artists, floral arrangers and more. Exhibiting artists at Canvas Paper and Stone Gallery include floral designer E. Maye Beauchamp, PJ Jones, BJ Winston, writer and photographer Noreen Mallory, visual artist Aleathia Brown and quilter Margaret Feemster. “Art Jam!...” extends recognition long overdue to artists from north and south, east to west whose innate creativity covers everything from prose to floral design.
Canvas Paper and Stone is the successor to American Vision 145, a gallery originally established in April 1999. It continues to lead the way in Harlem’s cultural arts renaissance by producing world-class exhibitions featuring emerging and mid-career visual artists of all media. Averlyn Archer, CEO and Director, is an avid art collector and attorney.
Art Jam! is sponsored by Reconstruct Art, a New York City-based non-profit youth arts education program. Viewers are welcome to access additional information and a copy of this press release at canvaspaperandstone.com.
For more information, contact Art Jam! at artjam18@att.net, Canvas Paper and Stone Gallery at 212.694.1747 or call 212.340.8053.
