Uptown Art Stroll – CAC Open Studio & Stronger Together Exhibition

The Children’s Art Carnival Open Studio

Join us for an inspiring afternoon of art, creativity, and community at The Children’s Art Carnival. Step into the studios of our incredible artists, explore works-in-progress, and experience the power of collective creativity through our featured exhibition Stronger Together. This is a chance to connect with local artists, learn about their practices, and celebrate the richness of Harlem’s artistic community.

Date: Saturday, June 28th, 1 pm to 5 pm
Free and open to the public

Artists’ Open Studios:

• Radhiyah Ayobami (writer)
• Milagros Batista (crochet/knit)
• Wihelmina Grant-Cooper (found material assemblage)
• Hamilton Heights Darkroom
• Martha Jones (textile art/fabric collage)
• Tomo Mori (painting/fiber art)
• Dionis Ortiz (cyanotype/mixed media)

Featured Exhibition:
Stronger Together by Elan Cadiz, Edwin G. Cadiz, and Dr. Sharon M. Cadiz

Gallery Hours: Saturday & Sunday 12 – 5 pm

Venue: The Children's Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace New York, NY 10031

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• https://thechildrensartcarnival.org/
• https://www.instagram.com/hamiltonheightsdarkroom/
• https://hamiltonheightsdarkroom.org/

The Uptown Arts Stroll

Since 2003, the Uptown Arts Stroll has grown from a one-day event to a month-long celebration offering a wide variety of arts and cultural events north of West 125th Street. The Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) in collaboration with local artists, businesses, community leaders and institutions, has produced the Uptown Arts Stroll since 2008. Each year the Uptown Arts Stroll will feature open studios, art exhibitions, concerts, literary events, and performances during the month of June, throughout Northern Manhattan from West 125th Street to West 220th Street. (Learn more)

CAC Open Studios and STRONGER TOGETHER Exhibition are made possible with funding from the Harlem Community Development Corporation, New York Council on the Arts, Harlem Development Corporation, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Ruth Foundation for the Arts, and through contributions from West Harlem community members.

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