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CURRENT EXHIBITION
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UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
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Into the Shining Dark
Oasa DuVerney 24 April - 19 June 2025Welancora Gallery is proud to announce Oasa DuVerney’s second solo exhibition at the gallery, Into the Shining Dark . The exhibition will consist of new works on hand cut paper... -
Reimagining Kinship
Group Exhibition 8 May - 4 July 2025Welancora is pleased to present Reimagining Kinship , a group exhibition of work by Otto Neals, Helen Evans Ramsaran, King David, Grace Lynne Haynes, Madjeen Isaac, Julian Jamaal Jones, Will...
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PAST EXHIBITIONS
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Strange Fruit
Helen Evans Ramsaran 10 October 2024 - 16 January 2025Welancora Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Strange Fruit , a solo exhibition of 30 new bronze sculptures by Helen Evans Ramsaran (b.1943). The exhibition spotlights Ramsaran’s ability... -
Mirror of the Times
Chris Cook 7 September - 3 October 2024Welancora is pleased to present Mirror of the Times , Chris Cook’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition will be on view from September 7 to October 3,... -
CANTO
Esperanza Cortés 6 September - 3 October 2024Welancora Gallery is proud to announce CANTO , a solo exhibition featuring new works by Esperanza Cortés (b. 1957), a New York based multidisciplinary artist born in Colombia. The exhibition... -
METAMORPHOSES: DARRYL KEITH BABATUNDE SMITH
13 June - 25 July 2024Welancora Gallery is pleased to present Metamorphoses | Μεταμορφώσεις , a solo presentation of a suite of self portraits and other works on paper and panel by Darryl Keith Babatunde... -
Shake Loose My Skin
Na'ye Perez 18 April - 6 June 2024Welancora Gallery is pleased to present Shake Loose My Skin , a solo presentation of new mixed media works, a short film and an installation by Na’ye Perez (b. 1992).... -
Journey Into The Lost and Found
Tyrone Mitchell 15 February - 11 April 2024Welancora Gallery is pleased to present Journey Into The Lost and Found , a solo exhibition of new work by Tyrone Mitchell (b. 1944). The opening reception will take place... -
Ceremony
Chris Watts 19 October - 20 December 2023Welancora Gallery is pleased to present Ceremony , the first solo exhibition at the gallery of work by Chris Watts. The show opens with a reception on Thursday, October 19... -
Weh Dem? De Sparrow Catcher?
Cyle Warner 27 July - 10 October 2023Welancora Gallery is proud to present Weh Dem? De Sparrow Catcher? , a solo exhibition of new work by Cyle Warner (b. 2001), on view from July 27 to October... -
In My Home Clothes: Renluka Maharaj
8 June - 13 July 2023Welancora Gallery is pleased to present, In my Home Clothes , a solo exhibition of new and recent work by Renluka Maharaj. The exhibition will take place from June 8... -
Teff Teffa
Meron Engida Hawke 30 March - 11 May 2023Welancora Gallery is proud to present Teff Teffa , a solo exhibition of new, mixed-media paintings and sculpture by Meron Engida Hawke (b. 1987). The exhibition opens on Thursday, March... -
Tamia Alston-Ward: Le Déracinement
26 January - 18 March 2023Welancora Gallery is proud to present Le Déracinement (The Uprooting), the gallery’s first solo exhibition with Philadelphia-based artist Tamia Alston-Ward (b. 1999). Through a suite of delicately toned metalpoint drawings... -
MIGRATING SUN PART 1
Demetri Burke, Ryan Cosbert, Kim Dacres, Meron Engida, Renluka Maharaj, Naye Perez, Omar E. Saad, Khari Raheem, Cyle Warner 8 September - 12 November 2022 -
Open Doors at Galerie Lelong and Co., New York
Carl E. Hazlewood, Helen Evans Ramsaran, Chris Watts 30 June - 5 August 2022 -
Oasa DuVerney
A World To Live In 4 June - 6 August 2022Welancora Gallery is proud to present Oasa DuVerney, A World to Live In. The exhibition opens on June 4 and runs until August 6, 2022. Through a new series of... -
CARL E. HAZLEWOOD:BLACKHEAD LYRICISM
12 March - 7 May 2022BlackHead Lyricism “ denotes the presence of an element of Black joy and creativity that persists, even during uncertain political and social times. The word BlackHead, appears in many titles... -
BEHOLD
Oasa DuVerney, Sana Musasama, Komikka Patton, Roberto Visani, Chris Watts 2 October 2021 - 31 January 2022 -
RED
Curated by Nico Wheadon 12 June - 21 August 2021The color red has long embodied a paradoxical tension. It motivates yet cautions, loves yet rages and—all too often—marks both the giving of life and its mortal end. Despite its... -
TO HEAL AND PROTECT
Lakela Brown Layo Bright Hakeem Olayinka 20 March - 28 May 2021 -
AKIN:AISHA TANDIWE BELL
AKIN 7 November - 31 December 2020Aisha Tandiwe Bell: She’s All That Building a body of work not only as an act of social commentary, but as an act of personal transformation speaks to an ethos... -
HOW DID YOU GET THIS?: THE SPACES WE INHABIT
Zalika Azim Elliott Jerome Brown, Jr Collette Veasey Cullors Melvin Harper Daonne Huff Anders Jones Deborah Willis 14 March - 13 September 2020Blueprints in Black By Diana McClure In a deft act of deflection, the group exhibition How Did You Get This?: The Spaces We Inhabit turns an absurd question posed by... -
Helen Evans Ramsaran
12 YEARS 20 October - 19 December 2019Helen Evans Ramsaran- 12 Years By Antwaun Sargent For many decades, Helen Evans Ramsaran has developed a research based sculpture practice of bronze reliefs, stone cravings, and paper amulets to... -
IN THE FUTURE WHEN.....
Damien Davis Delano Dunn Tiffany Smith 22 September - 18 November 2018ANTICIPATING FREEDOM By Diana McClure The exhibition In The Future When…falls within a cultural moment when the black speculative arts, astro- blackness, and Afrofuturism are gaining momentum in popular culture... -
MIRRORED BY NATURE
Oasa DuVerney David Rios Ferreira Tajh Rust Adrienne Elise Tarver 14 April - 17 June 2018MIRRORED BY NATURE: Intersections is Psychic and Geographic Space by Diana McClure In what comes across as a meditation on the relationship between individual agency and collective force, Mirrored by... -
CONJURE:AISHA TANDIWE BELL
Curated by Derrick Adams 4 November 2017 - 14 January 2018Aisha Bell: Conjure by Diana McClure The work of Aisha Bell can be described as a dialectic between many pairs of opposites. In its most abstract iteration, form and formlessness....
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