ART OFF NYC this coming week end

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 HOURS:
Friday, Oct 19: 2pm-7pm
Saturday, October 20: 10am-7pm
Sunday, October 21: 10am-4pm

  

  ART OFF  
THE MAIN FILLS A BIG VOID

With the discontinuation of the National Black Fine Art Show and ART OFF the MAIN being an online fair for the past 2 years, there has been an enormous void on the art scene.  Buoyed by the numerous pleas for the return of ART OFF the MAIN, we are pleased to return to fill the void.

We invite you to join us on this journey as we begin to rebuild a high quality show devoted to African Diasporic, Caribbean and Latin American Art. Please join us October 19-20, and we ask that you become a friend of the show and share this information with your family, friends, professional associates, facebook friends and twitter followers.  

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