Harlem Frames for New York Art Week

The Armory Show New York’s Art Fair 2026

September 24 to September 27, 2026,
the Javits Center in New York City

September is one of the busiest moments on New York City's art calendar—and behind every finished booth, exhibition, and installation is a great deal of preparation. As The Armory Show and the wider September art calendar bring artists, galleries, collectors, and institutions together across the city, Harlem Frames is working behind the scenes with artists and gallerists preparing work for upcoming fairs, exhibitions, and presentations.

From custom framing and canvas stretching to fine-art printing, scanning, specialty presentation, and artwork preparation, our studio is helping get work exhibition-ready before it reaches the gallery wall. For now, we're keeping the artists, galleries, and individual projects we're working with under wraps. As the fairs and exhibitions open, we'll be sharing more of the finished work and the framing behind it.

It's one of our favorite parts of what we do: seeing artwork arrive in the studio, helping prepare it for presentation, and then watching it move into galleries, fairs, exhibitions, and collections across New York.

Prepare your work for exhibition

For artists, galleries, curators, and exhibitors, our studio offers:

  • Custom framing

  • Canvas stretching

  • Fine-art printing

  • Artwork scanning

  • Float frames & specialty framing

  • Matting & glazing

  • Artwork preparation & presentation

Preparing for an exhibition?

Tell us about your artwork, presentation needs, and deadline. Contact the studio early to discuss project requirements and turnaround times.

Discuss Your Project

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