Art Lives Here is a community of artists, curators, arts professionals, collectors & patrons addressing cultural equity .
EXHIBITIONS
2026 UPCOMING EVENTS & PROGRAMMING
Currently on View - Summer Salon - The Brownstone Gallery Featured artists: Featured Artists: Sage Tucker Ketcham, Karen Schwartz, Julia Sverchuk, and Sarah Haviland | Curated by Connie Lee -
Artist Talk: Sculpture Indoors and Out - July 12, 2026 at 2:00 pm. An interactive discussion between guests and exhibiting artists, Sarah Haviland, Julia Sverchuk, and Guest artist Michael Wolf. Space is limited, Art Lives Here members are prioritized
Artist Talk: August 2, 2026 at 2:00 pm. An interactive discussion between guests and exhibiting artists, Karen Schwartz, Sage Tucker Ketcham, and Guest Artist.
Also, on view during the Summer Salon is a collection of acquisitions and consigned works in the Art Lives Here inventory program which was created to invest in the artists that are part of our creative community. This ongoing exhibition evolves when artworks are sold and new works are purchased. Currently on view are works by Carmen Isasi, Karin Bruckner, Mel Smothers, Karen Fitzgerald, Silvia Battistuzzi, Ingrid Capozzoli Flinn, Elan Cadiz, Jim Richards, Jeremiah Kyle Drake, Amy Ritter, Bernard Parker, and Anna Thornhill.
July 16, 2026 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Reception and Artist guided walkthrough. Artist Susan Stair’s Public Art Installation, Birdwatching in the Boreal Forest, features 4 mosaic panels installed on 170th Street between St. Nicholas Ave. and Audubon Ave. in Washington Heights. Commissioned by The Audubon Society. The reception is co-hosted by Art Lives Here. Everyone is welcome.
SPOTLIGHT THE BROWNSTONE GALLERY
The Brownstone Gallery is an exhibition space featuring the work of Collaborating Artist members of Art Lives Here. Curated and hosted by Art Lives Here founder, Connie Lee biannually in her apartment in a Harlem brownstone. Following the tradition of art salons, Lee organizes, interactive artist talks, round table discussions, and process demonstrations alongside the artworks on view. The salons and private viewings are an opportunity for collectors, colleagues, and invited guests to see the work up-close and engage in meaningful discussions with participating artists. The Brownstone Gallery is not open for walk ins. Invited guests are known to us, the artists with work on view, or have been recommended by a member of the ALH extended community. Visitors can schedule a convenient time to visit the gallery, appointments are required.
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