chashama 441 West 37th Street Open Studios 2014
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chashama 441
441 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
(between 9th & 10th Ave)
New York, NY
Accessible by A, C, E trains
Hours:
Friday, March 21, 5-8PM
Saturday, March 22, 12-5PM
Free and open to the public!
NEW YORK, NY –March 1, 2014 – chashama invites the greater New York City area to visit a group of artists at the West Midtown subsidized studio program.
Participating artists include: Suejin Jo, Seunghwui Koo, Haeji Oh, Jin-kang Park, Gregory Russell and Atanaska Tassart
For one weekend only, guests can tour the studios, meet the artists, and view their current works. Concurrently on view is an exhibition of participating artists curated by Gregory Russell located at 266 West 37th Street.
chashama, which means "to have vision" in Farsi, nurtures artists by transforming unused property into affordable work and presentation space.We partner with artists, performers, and youth and community organizations in New York City to provide opportunities for creativity to flourish. Our programs strengthen both the communities that benefit from the influx of new ideas, and the artists whose work they support.
Contact: info@chashama.org
Image: Space Between Not and Sound by Atanaska Tassart
chashama 441
441 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
(between 9th & 10th Ave)
New York, NY
Accessible by A, C, E trains
Hours:
Friday, March 21, 5-8PM
Saturday, March 22, 12-5PM
Free and open to the public!
NEW YORK, NY –March 1, 2014 – chashama invites the greater New York City area to visit a group of artists at the West Midtown subsidized studio program.
Participating artists include: Suejin Jo, Seunghwui Koo, Haeji Oh, Jin-kang Park, Gregory Russell and Atanaska Tassart
For one weekend only, guests can tour the studios, meet the artists, and view their current works. Concurrently on view is an exhibition of participating artists curated by Gregory Russell located at 266 West 37th Street.
chashama, which means "to have vision" in Farsi, nurtures artists by transforming unused property into affordable work and presentation space.We partner with artists, performers, and youth and community organizations in New York City to provide opportunities for creativity to flourish. Our programs strengthen both the communities that benefit from the influx of new ideas, and the artists whose work they support.
Contact: info@chashama.org
Image: Space Between Not and Sound by Atanaska Tassart
