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Coming to stores this fall from TASCHEN. www.taschen.com ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Nakia Henry Video "Transition" Partially shot in the basement of The Casa Frela Gallery. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cindy Lauper and Lawrence in NYC 2011. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Q&A with Lawrence Rodriguez, Founder of The Casa Frela Gallery MORNINGSIDER August 25, 2011 "As part of our Q&A series, Morningsider brings you exclusive interviews with neighborhood “Insiders.” This week, we interview Lawrence Rodriguez, founder of Harlem’s Casa Frela Gallery." ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Art of the city Harlem is alive with creativity By GEORGETT ROBERTS Posted: 11:35 PM, August 9, 2011 Read it in the New York Post, Page 45 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mi Casa, Su Galería: Brownstoner Showcases Harlem Artists Oct 13th, 2010 By Gianna Palmer The Uptowner Watch the Video from The Uptowner ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Harlem opens its doors to local artists Students looking to gallery-hop don't always need to go all the way to Chelsea. October 11, 2010 By Megan Maquera Columbia Spectator "If Chelsea is the grand dame of the New York art scene, then Harlem is the up-and-coming ingénue. Harlem’s emerging artists and old favorites create an art community that is fresh and less cutthroat than the downtown scene." ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Visit with the artists: Harlem Art Walking Tour 2010 October 3, 2010 by James Horner Manhattan Fine Arts Examiner "The Harlem Art Walking Tour 2010 starts off with an opening reception at Casa Frela Gallery on Friday October 8, at 8:00 p.m. You'll be able to check out the artists' work who will be on the tour and you'll want to visit. The tour is Saturday and Sunday. You'll be able to meet over 60 artists in their studios and at galleries and museums around Harlem. " ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Strivers Row Artists Hosting Second Harlem Art Walk September 28, 2010 6:28 By Jon Schuppe DNAinfo Reporter/Producer "The Strivers Art Circuit joined the Harlem Art Walking Tour to keep visitors coming to upper Manhattan's art galleries" ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ "Harlem Gallery Tour Tries to Lure Art Lovers Uptown" Click the photo to read the article and see the slideshow!! |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ An Article appearing in the NYJapan Newspaper regarding the Einstein, Ephemera & Crank Show which opened July 31, 2010 at the Casa Frela Gallery. |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ "Forget the beaches, trolley tour allows art lovers to do the Harlem shuffle" BY Nicole Hardesty Special to the News Tuesday, August 10th 2010, 11:14 AM One of the first stops was Casa Frela Gallery, housed in a brownstone at 47 W. 119th St. |
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_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The "Art Crawl Harlem" event is a popular trolley bus tour of historic Harlem featuring local artists and Galleries. The Casa Frela Gallery participated in this event on August 7th & 8th, 2010. Click on the photo to read the article. |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ http://www.tetu.com/actualites/international/samedi-cetait-aussi-la-premiere-pride-made-in-harlem-17446 |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ This article regarding the "Coming Out" activities at Casa Frela Gallery appeared in the New York Times Weekend Arts edition, Friday, June 11, 2010 p. c32. Click on the photo to read the article. |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ A letter dated June 26, 2010 from New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg welcoming all those attending the First Annual Harlem Pride Day Celebration! |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The African and Modem Art Fundraiser was held at Casa Frela Gallery on 02/11/2010. Click here to view the Fox 5 News NY video of the event. |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Beyonce films video "If I Were a Boy" at Casa Frela Gallery. Click here to view the Music Video. |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Disabled artist defies the odds: NEW YORK (WABC) — Seldom in life do you come across people who clearly were meant to cross paths. Well, Carl Thelemaque and Haile King Rubie are such people. Canvases are their common road. "When he's on it and you leave him alone, he's on it," Thelemaque said. "He's like, 'This is it, this is what I'm doing, I'm doing this." Themeaquie is the teacher and Rubie the student, although Carl prefers to call Haile his equal. And it means the world to the 18-year-old. Haile has down syndrome and often functions on the level of a 10-year-old. But surrounded by vibrant oranges and blues, age is just a number. Haile has created a world of art with no formal training. The two spend hours together painting, and the hard work has paid off. Haile's pieces are now featured in an exhibit at St. Mark's Untied Methodist Church in Harlem. Others have appeared in galleries and sold for up to $1,200 dollars. "I can't explain where his talent comes from, his inspiration," gallery owner Lawrence Rodriguez said. "But it has come together in a really good package." One art showing is extra special. Just three months ago, a team of doctors Mount Sinai performed open heart surgery on Haile. Now, he's back to thank them. "Thank you from the bottom of my heart," he told the doctors before donating three of his works. They will hang in the pediatric intensive care unit. He says he wants to be an artist when he grows up. But the simple fact is, he is already there. |
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Art Exhibit Chronicling Amadou Diallo's Life On Display In Harlem The exhibit, now open at the Casa Frela Gallery, aims to honor Diallo's life, seven years after he was shot and killed by police. Click here to view the video. "The show is about love and about hope that this won't happen again and that another mother will not have to weep over her son," says gallery owner Lawrence Rodriguez. "His name is part of history, part of Africa, part of being in this country as an immigrant," says photographer Jim Carroll. "It signifies people who want to make things better for their life in this country." A portion of the profits from the art show will be given to the Amadou Diallo Foundation for Education. |
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