Harlem Hub

“Harlem Hub” depicts the individuals and larger Harlem community being cultivated at the Living Redemption Youth Opportunity Hub. Launched officially on February 27, 2018, students from the Hub’s Studio Arts programs designed and produced the mural with art director Kekoa, and an assist from award-winning actor Sterling K. Brown, Clorox, and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.

Students at the Harlem Hub’s inaugural murals class conceived, designed, and ultimately painted the mural.

Instagram Updates

Historic first photos / first students / first visual arts program at the #HarlemHub maker space in #CentralHarlem around the corner from the legendary @apollotheater. Thank you @manhattanda @clorox @cc4y #LivingRedemption for making this possible. #CleanIsTheBeginning #MentorNYC

A post shared by Thrive Collective (@nycthrive) on Feb 21, 2018 at 2:04pm PST

#Repost @sterlingkbrown ・・・ Throwback to last week with @clorox celebrating the power of clean at the new @nycthrive youth arts center. Research shows clean makes us more empathetic and connected to our communities. It was awesome to see this in action with the transformation of this space to set the stage for creativity. #CleanIsTheBeginning #ad

A post shared by Thrive Collective (@nycthrive) on Mar 6, 2018 at 12:53pm PST

Hey @sterlingkbrown @clorox ! Your #HarlemHub mural is coming along. Can’t wait for you to see the finished result. #CleanIsTheBeginning #BringArtBack #CreateMemories #LRYOH @cc4y @manhattanda @nyculture @nycschools @nycservice @artbykekoa @minhafofa #wip

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