WAH Center (Williamsburg Art & Historical Center)

Viewpoints: Sensory Immersion and Subtle Plays of Chance at “WAH: A New Diversity”

In the WAH Center’s (Williamsburg Art and Historical Center) latest show, “WAH: A New Diversity” full sensory immersion is achieved with each piece of the show, as the viewer is stimulated and provoked by each piece in this exhibition. This tripartite exhibit that curator Yuko Nii has aptly titled “A New Diversity,” is the much […]

WAH: A New Diversity

Saturday, September 12 – Friday, October 2, 2015

Opening Reception: Saturday, September 12th, 6-9pm

EXTENDED! Open Call- Queer WAH: Contemporary LGBTQ Artists

Show Dates: Friday, October 9th – Sunday, November 1st, 2015

Deadline to Submit: Sunday, September 27th, 2015

Animals and Art: A Look Back at “Wildlife in The Post-Natural Age” & “The Animals Look Back at Us

With the outstanding presence of canine companions and vegan cuisine, it’s no secret that Williamsburg is a sanctuary for animal lovers and animals themselves. In recent years, the WAH Center (Williamsburg Art and Historical Center) has made several efforts to display the relationship between humans and animals to further levels.Three years ago, WAH hosted an […]

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 […]