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Harlem Frames is participating in the Harlem Fine Arts Show Summer Festival, taking place July 17–19, 2026 at Duck Walk Vineyards in Water Mill, New York.
Harlem Frames is participating in the 18th edition of the Harlem Fine Arts Show, taking place February 20–22, 2026 at The Glasshouse in New York City.
Harlem Frames is pleased to work with photographer Karl Shakur on the presentation of his second solo exhibition in New York City.
Not everything intended for a frame begins as a flat work of art.
For dimensional work, the frame becomes more than a border. Depth, mounting, backing, glazing clearance, and structural support are considered together to create an enclosure appropriate to both the object and its intended display.
Saturday, July 13 · 3 PM
Wanda is joined by distinguished Boricua documentary photographer Maximo Rafael Colon, whose work has documented the Nuyorican experience for more than four decades and has been exhibited internationally.
Tuesday, August 6 · 3 PM
Legendary documentary photographer and Magnum Photos member Eli Reed, Wanda’s longtime mentor, joins the conversation to discuss his work and experience in documentary photography.
Saturday, September 28 · 3 PM
Wanda returns for the final gallery talk of the series, sharing her American Boricua documentary work and previews from her upcoming book.
Join us Saturday, June 8, as photojournalist, writer, model, and emerging author Wanda Benvenutti shares the twenty-year journey behind American Boricua, her first book documenting the Puerto Rican diaspora across the United States.
A custom canvas float frame designed and fabricated to function as a door for a New York City restaurant, combining artwork, framing and architectural function.
A dimensional tile presented as an object rather than a flat image. The framing creates space around the piece, allowing its surface, edges, and physical character to remain visible.