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Congratulations to Cornerstone member Matt Jones / Artist on “Orders of Nearness” at studio e in Seattle! May 16 to June 27, 2026. With Emily Counts and Miles ! 🌞🔥🎨

Join us!

‼️06/01/16: 24th Uptown Arts Stroll Opening‼️

Celebrate the 24th Uptown Arts Stroll opening on the Audubon Terrace. Meet this year’s honorees, enjoy music by the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, Langston Hughes II Group, and view spectacular exhibitions at both the Hispanic Society Museum & Library and the American Academy of Arts & Letters!

Rain location is the Hispanic Society Museum’s magnificent Sorolla Gallery.

2026 Uptown Arts Stroll Poster by

RSVP: https://www.nomaanyc.org/events/24th-uptown-arts-stroll-opening/

Congratulations to Cornerstone Studios Board Member, Paul Muratore! 🔥

Congratulations to Cornerstone Board Member @paulmuratorephotography on his exhibition, “Light/Line/Memory” at the Brewster Ladies’ Library in Brewster, MA! More information here: https://brewsterladieslibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/take-down-group-art-exhibit/

Today from 12:30-2pm at Hebrew Tabernacle (551 Fort Washington Ave) friends of cornerstone STUDIOS Michael D. Shulman and Robin Boomer share their wonderful photography! Curated by Regina Gradess! Cornerstone’s showcased Michael’s work in 2018. Can’t wait to see what he (and Robin) have been up to since then. Please join us! 📷🐶

Welcome Myong Jin to Studio178 -

Welcome Myong Jin to Studio178

Cornerstone Studios is pleased to announce the selection of its 2026-27 artist-in-residence, Myong Jin (진명이).

Studio178 is a joint project of Cornerstone Studios and Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran Church designed to provide studio workspace to immigrant artists, late career artists, recent MFA graduates and artists in financial need.

Myong Jin is a printmaker, bookmaker, papermaker, poongmul/samulnori drummer, grantwriter, nonprofit administrator, and paralibrarian. Born in Korea and shaped in Chicago, she is now based in Washington Heights in New York City. She has studied with Steph Rue and Aimee Lee in the practice of traditional hanji (Korean paper) making and related Korean paper crafts.

More information: http://www.paperhorde.com/