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The Gift of The Harlem Renaissance
Available in the gallery store is a notecard set — blank on the inside for a personalized message. On the cover is one of four artworks from the Harlem Renaissance period (~1918-1940). I like to consider the notecard a gift in itself: easily frame-able to become an art p for the recipient.
Reflecting On The Harlem Renaissance
Available in the gallery store is a 2027 wall calendar that’ll not only help you keep track of your year, but will also add art to your space. Featuring artworks from the Harlem Renaissance time period (~ 1918-1940). There’s a story behind every piece — I hope this post guides you to explore each a little bit deeper.
West African Statue V
Available for acquisition: traditional hand-carved African wooden sculpture
West African Statue IV
Available for acquisition: traditional hand-carved African wooden sculpture
The life-changing art of art
The Matronage is an art gallery and design studio that works with artists, collectors, curators, and communities to support sustainable art ecosystems. The Matronage exists to support those artists who were born to do it, who can’t imagine not creating, and who can’t stop truth-telling.
West African Statue III
Available for acquisition: traditional hand-carved African wooden sculpture
Moodboard: Art The Hague 2026
A moodboard for The Matronage’s showcase at Art The Hague 2026 — Borderless Africa, featuring Charles Jean-Pierre and Leon Willis
West African Statue II
Available for acquisition: traditional hand-carved African wooden sculpture
The Matronage will bring DMV artists to The Hague
In collaboration with Indelibl Arts, The Matronage will showcase two artists from Washington, D.C. and Maryland in a curatorial exhibition called Borderless Africa.
West African Statue I
Available for acquisition: traditional hand-carved African wooden sculpture