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“Queer WAH” in Next Magazine and Broadway + Bedford

We are pleased to share two recent reviews of our latest show, Queer WAH: Contemporary LGBTQ Artists , from Next Magazine by Cody Gohl and Bedford + Bowery by Cassidy Dawn GravesQueer WAH will be on view through Sunday, November 1st, from 12-6pm. Don’t miss the opportunity to see these exciting works!Next Magazine is “New York’s Gay Guide”—a weekly […]

“WAH: A New Diversity” in New York Seikatsu Press!

We are pleased to share a recent review of our latest show, WAH: A New Diversity, from New York Seikatsu Press by Independent Curator and Exhibition Producer, Kyoko Sato Ono.WAH: A New Diversity has been extended and will be on view until Friday, October 2nd from 12-6pm. Don’t miss the opportunity to see these visionary works!New York […]

Viewpoints: Erasing Borders 2015

 Exploring Color and Style in Contemporary Art of the Indian Disapora  Curated by Vijay Kumar and produced by the Indo-American Arts Council, the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center welcomes Erasing Borders 2015: Contemporary Indian Art of the Diaspora. In its twelfth year, this annual exhibition weaves traditional Indian and contemporary Western elements, highlighting the complexities and diversities […]

Erasing Borders 2015

Erasing Borders 2015

Contemporary Indian Art of the Diaspora

Saturday, May 30 – Sunday, June 21, 2015

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 30th, 4-6 pm

Viewpoints: WAH Bridges Self

Audrey Meehan:The Williamsburg Art and Historical Center’s latest exhibition, WAH Bridges Self, invited artists to share their methods of self-expression in a multi-media, open call group exhibition; curator Richard Sanchez prompted artists to select work that best shows their individual expression. The show features over 50 artists from all over the US and Europe and […]