Photo Gallery
The fifth annual Harlem Fine Arts Show was recently held in Harlem’s historic Riverside Church, and featured contemporary paintings, sculpture, and photography reflecting the African diaspora. The largest African-American art event of its kind, the show partnered with the NFL Players Association with participation from a number of former players who are now active in the fine arts community. During the course of the four-day show, sales of art totaling approximately $3.2 million.
(Photo: Tyrone Rasheed)
U.S. Representative for New York’s 13th Congressional District Charlie Rangel with Dion Clarke, founder of the Harlem Fine Arts Show
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
George Nock, artist and former New York Jets with some of his work
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
Artist Sylvia Maier
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
Artist Sidney Carter
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
Artist Woodrow Nash
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
Artist David Lawrence
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
Artist Maeva Fouche’
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
Gregory Murphy, artist and former New York Jets; Dion Clarke, Harlem Fine Arts Show founder; Tom Perich, BMW’s national communications manager; Damian Gregory, artist and former Miami Dolphins
(Photo: Gerald Peart)
N’Kenge, opera and pop singer, who can currently be seen in “Motown: The Musical”
