Harlem Community Art Center

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Harlem Community Art Center was a New Deal–era arts institution in Harlem that provided training and support to emerging African American artists and fostered the development of the Harlem Renaissance’s visual arts scene.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Deal art project
art center
community art school
accessibleTo adults
children
low‑income residents of Harlem
country United States of America
dissolved circa 1942
foundedFor community arts education
cultural enrichment in Harlem
training African American artists
hasCulturalSignificance contributed to development of African American modernism
important training ground for African American artists
key institution in Harlem’s Black arts community
headOfSchool Augusta Savage NERFINISHED
historicalContext Harlem Renaissance visual arts movement
New Deal era NERFINISHED
inception 1937
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedInBuilding 306 West 141st Street
locatedInNeighborhood Sugar Hill NERFINISHED
location Harlem, Manhattan, New York City NERFINISHED
mission to foster the visual arts of the Harlem Renaissance
to provide free or low‑cost art instruction
to support emerging African American artists
notableDirector Augusta Savage NERFINISHED
notableStudent Charles Alston NERFINISHED
Gwendolyn Knight NERFINISHED
Jacob Lawrence NERFINISHED
Norman Lewis NERFINISHED
Robert Blackburn NERFINISHED
Romare Bearden NERFINISHED
Selma Burke NERFINISHED
notableTeacher Augusta Savage NERFINISHED
offers adult art education
ceramics classes
children’s art classes
drawing classes
exhibitions of student work
painting classes
printmaking classes
sculpture classes
operatedBy Federal Art Project NERFINISHED
partOf Works Progress Administration NERFINISHED
programType community-based arts education
replacedBy Harlem Art Center NERFINISHED
sponsoredBy Federal Art Project of the WPA NERFINISHED
Works Progress Administration NERFINISHED

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Jacob Lawrence educatedAt Harlem Community Art Center