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As a gift to Samuel L. Jackson, actor James Pickens Jr. (best known for his starring role as Dr. Richard Webber on the ABC drama television series Grey's Anatomy) offered 6 tickets for our HSA Theatre Prep students to attend Sunday, January 8, 2012 matinee performance of critically acclaimed Broadway play, The Mountaintop, written by our very own HSA Alumna Katori Hall at the Bernard B. Jacobs

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Yesterday, my daughter Carys and I had the privilege to attend a special event featuring the works of Ezra Jack Keats at the Jewish Museum in partnership with the Harlem School of the Arts (HSA). As an HSA board member, I'm admittedly a novice when it comes to the arts, but extremely passionate about providing artistic outlets for our children...but an event featuring the works of one my

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Want to help expose over 1,000 children to the arts? All you have to do is vote once a day for The Harlem School of the Arts' Pepsi Refresh project. It's free for you to vote and if they win, HSA will receive $25,000 to empower students through the arts. Voting is really easy and will only take you about 30 seconds.1. Go to http://www.refresheverything.com/hsanyc2. Click on the "Vote for This

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In this final installment, two campers will share their love of theatre and dance. See more from the campers at their end of camp show called "Express Yourself" TONIGHT at 7:30pm at the HSA Theatre. Meet: Gabrielle Newland- Babson and Jazz Jones Theatre and Dance at HSA TeenARTS Summer Intensive Gabrielle Newland- Babson, Age 13 HI! My name is Gabby and I have been attending the Harlem

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Over the next week, HSA will introduce you to several of our TeenARTS summer camp intensive participants. In this three part series, four campers will share via the HSA blog what it has been like for them to deeply explore their artistic interests in preparation for their end of camp show called "Express Yourself." Please join us in celebrating their accomplishments on Thursday, August 11 at 7:

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The Harlem School of the Arts’ (HSA) students of the Visual Arts department had the pleasure of participating in UBS’s exhibition and opening reception of New York City: Through Our Eyes. The exhibition serves as a memorial to September 11th, celebrating the impact of New York City’s hope, strength, and perseverance over the last decade. The exhibition is on display now through mid-September at

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On Monday, June 13, HSA’s piano prodigy Matthew Whitaker performed at the Apollo Theater’s Spring Gala. The Gala honored Mr. Stevie Wonder who was inducted into the Apollo Legends’ Hall of Fame.Ten-year old Matthew, who is legally blind, had the privilege of opening the show to the sold-out Apollo crowd of supporters and celebrities. Audience members were treated to Matthew’s rendition of Mr.

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<!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 <![endif]-->The legendary Apollo Theater will light up the Holidays this season with a special edition of its signature program, Amateur Night, featuring the year's best Child Stars of Tomorrow contestants. Known for launching careers for over 75 years from a nine year old

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Thanks to everyone for your support. Thank you to the parents of The Harlem School of the Arts for their diligence and unwavering support. The future looks bright.Stay tuned for more from The Harlem School of the Arts' new blog...

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