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Artssembly: Art is Community Third Annual Celebration

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29060053_813523645515482_3435443469436507435_oName of Event: [Arts]sembly: Art is Community Third Annual Celebration

When: Saturday, April 28th, 2018

Where:  Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center

Address:  530 W 166th St, New York, New York 10032

Time: 6 to 10 pm

Tickets: $40

Link to Purchase: www.artful.ly/bxartsfactory

Type of Event: Fundraiser and Cultural/Art Showcase

Hosting the Event: Margarita Cuevas Cruz

What do they get with the ticket: The evening will be filled with fun art activities, music and dance performances and artists showcase! Come dance the night away with Uptown Vinyl Supreme, enjoy of the beautiful Alianza Dominicana Folklore Dancers, listen to Poetry and the performance of singer Brandon Tyler, be re-energized by an Art Exhibition by members of the BxArts Factory, get inspired by Keynote Speakers, create in our Art Stations and participate in our raffle! Your ticket will also include one free drink. Food will be sold by food vendors.

Event Sponsored by:

BxArts Factory

Alianza Dominicana Cultural Center

Dominican Writer’s Association

Barbara Chase-Riboud “Malcolm X: Complete”

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Detail from Barbara Chase-Riboud “Malcolm X #17” polished bronze and silk with steel support. Photo by Erin K. Hylton 2017.
Detail from Barbara Chase-Riboud “Malcolm X #17” polished bronze and silk with steel support. Photo by Erin K. Hylton 2017.
Barbara Chase-Riboud “Malcolm X #17” and “Malcolm X #18” polished bronze and silk with steel support. Photo by Erin K. Hylton 2017.
Barbara Chase-Riboud “Malcolm X #20” bronze with black patina, silk, wool, polished cotton and synthetic fibers with steel support. Photo by Erin K. Hylton 2017.
Barbara Chase-Riboud “Malcolm X #16” bronze with red patina, silk, wool, polished cotton and synthetic fibers with steel support. Photo by Erin K. Hylton 2017.

Phenomenal works by Barbara Chase-Riboud, that honor slain human rights leader Malcolm X, are on view through November 4th at Michael Rosenfeld Gallery. More information can be found here.