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October 22nd - 26th, 2024
Harlem Galley closed for in person visits.While the staff gallery is away for our inaguarl particiaption in Canada's premire art fair Art Toronto, the Harlem gallery will be temporaryluy closed for in person visits. For more infoamtion please call (212) 929-5949. The Gallery will reopen on Tuesday October 29th, with standard bussines hours. -
Art Toronto
Join us at the fair
Art Toronto 2024
24 - 27 October 2024Claire Oliver Gallery is pleased to announce its presentation at the 2024 edition of Art Toronto as part of the Discover program, presented by the Royal Bank of Canada. The exhibition showcases more than ten recent works from the gallery’s program, including new works by artists Gio Swaby, Simone Saunders, and Suyao Tian. Additionally, Gio Swaby’s work will be featured in the fair’s FOCUS exhibition, curated by Rhéanne Chartrand -
Open Now in Harlem:
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Recent Museum & Institutional Acquisitions:
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Carolyn Mazloomi
In the Spirit of Forgiveness, 2014
Cotton, india ink, cotton thread, and cotton batt
North Dakota Museum of Art
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Gio Swaby
Seeing You Through Her and Me: Verneisha, 2022
Cotton fabric and thread sewn on muslin
The Brooklyn Museum
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Sami Tsang
Elephant Leg Yee, 2024
Stoneware, glaze, color slip, poly china silk, metal rod, grout, and red nylon cord
North Dakota Museum of Art
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New Gallery Video:
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Highlight Readings
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Carolyn Mazloomi's Quilt Designs Focus on Social Justice Issues, Her Forthcoming Exhibition at Claire Oliver Gallery in Harlem Presents New Works
Culture Type August 20, 2024Mazloomi's quilts are narrative, graphic, and pictorial. She employs a variety of techniques, including a printing process to transfer her drawings onto fabric, painting, appliqué, and quilting. The works are... -
Illuminating Creativity: Barbara Earl Thomas’s Radiant World
Luiza Louback for 34th Street September 11, 2024Exploring Light, Life, and Legacy at Arthur Ross Gallery What makes an exhibition so immersive that it seamlessly draws viewers into both its external world and inner life? In The... -
‘An Easy Way to Tell Difficult Stories’: Quilt Artist Carolyn Mazloomi on a Lifetime of Weaving Narratives
Sarah Gascone for artnet September 23, 2024If the African American tradition of quilting has begun to find its place in the contemporary art world, it's thanks in no small part to Carolyn Mazloomi, a self-taught quilter...
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