Motivation of Imbalance
"Memories and Mysteries"Exhibition at
The Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba
Skip The Worry
from the "Reality and Imagination” series
Leslie Jean-Bart
The Light Within
from the "Reality and Imagination” series
Leslie Jean-Bart
"Creativity of the Younger Generation"
Leslie Jean-Bart
Photographers Beuford Smith and Leslie Jean-Bart
Seeker
from the "Reality and Imagination” series
Leslie Jean-Bart
Photographers Herb Robinson (left) with Leslie Jean-Bart (center)
and Cinematographer Jeffrey Akers
Corrine Jennings, Director Wilmer Jennings Gallery
with photographer Herb Robinson
Charlotte Allan viewing Leslie Jean-Bart's prints
Photo: William Avedon
Artist Joe Overstreet and Corrine Jennings
with photographer Herb Robinson
Leslie Jean-Bart (photographs) and Alex Mendoza's (paintings)
"Memories and Mysteries" Artist Reception
Artist Reception
Photo and Video: Charlotte Allan
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Photographer Beuford Smith with Artist Joe Overstreet.
Smith recently received "The Culture of Legacy Award"
from the Griffin Museum of Photography
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Leslie Jean-Bart and Alex Mendoza
"Memories and Mysteries"
"Memories and Mysteries"
December 6, 2017 – January 20, 2018
Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba
219 E 2nd St.
(between Avenues B and C)
New York, N.Y.10009
New York, N.Y.10009
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Joe Overstreet and Corrine Jennings established Kenkeleba House
Kenkeleba House was established by Artists Joe Overstreet and his wife, Corrine Jennings, Director of the Wilmer Jennings Gallery (the sister gallery named for Corrine Jennings's artist-father).
"Named for a West African plant believed to possess spiritual powers, Kenkeleba House is dedicated to the exhibition of artworks by African-American, Latino, Asian-American and Native American artists. Kenkeleba House sponsors six to ten exhibitions a year. Educational programs such as artist talks, demonstrations, performances and lectures are often supplement the exhibits. An outdoor sculpture garden enlivens the property. A satellite space, the Wilmer Jennings Gallery, is across the street at number 219.
Kenkeleba House New York
214 East 2nd Street
(between Avenues B and C)
New York, N.Y.10009
212-674-3939
*all snapshots © 2017 Elizabeth Avedon
except where indicated
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