I Love New York?

Marty Markowitz, Vice President of Borough Promotion & Engagement, partners with artist and Lower East Side folk historian Clayton Patterson
Wednesday, January 11 at 6:30 pm at the Museum of the City of New York Co-sponsored by The Williamsburg Art & Historical Center

Light Year 14: Japan Parade

Light Year 14: Japan Parade is in conjunction with the exhibition, “The Yuko Nii Retrospective," celebrating the WAH Center’s 20th Anniversary.
Friday, November 11, 2016 6-8pm Curator: Kyoko Sato Editing Director: Mami Kosemura In Cooperation with: Hiroshi Kono

WAH Programming Summer 2016

Ishikawa Uncho Scrollwork
Saturday June 25th. 1-3 PM – On display: The “Michelangelo of Echigo” Temple Lintel. Terrance Lindall, Executive Director will discuss Uncho’s place in the history of woodcarving.

Memory Reconfigured in WAH: Light, Form, and Symbol

As a continuation of the WAH Center’s technology and art exhibition series, WAH: Light, Form, and Symbol challenges a narrowed scope of light as formal technique, actively interrogating the subject object relation within newly re-conceived experiential moments. The gallery space opens up as a critical site for aesthetic evaluation, where striking symbolic and conceptual dimensions […]

Viewpoints: JART6th

Process and Transformation at JART6thJART, the annual Japanese showcase, exhibits at the WAH Center (Williamsburg Art and Historical Center) from February 26th-March 6th. Featuring Japanese artists from New York, Tokyo, Berlin, and Stockholm, this unique and transformative gallery experience was curated by Hiro Shiraishi of Pepper’s Project, a Tokyo based art group. Displaying works of various media, […]

17th Annual WAH Salon Show: Bringing Out the Experimental and the Ambitious

Comprised of a large and extensive sampling of works from WAH Center Salon members, the 17th Annual WAH Salon Art Club Show at the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center invites the viewer to a panoply of formal and conceptual experimentations. Curated by the Founder and Artistic Director of the WAH Center, Yuko Nii, the show […]

Queer WAH: Celebrating and Negotiating Progress and Struggle

Walking into the recent exhibition at the WAH Center, one is immediately engaged by an impressive display on the main gallery’s central wall. A glamorous starlet posed in three quarters profile glints and gleams, beckoning you in to see the depth and breadth of work on offer in the Queer WAH: Contemporary LGBTQ Artists exhibition. […]