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Harlem Makers Collective

12 Apr 2019 – 14 Apr 2019

Event times

Gallery opening hours:

Friday 2pm – 9pm

Saturday 11am – 9pm

Sunday 10am – 6pm

Cost of entry

Free

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Gallery 8 NY

New York
New York, United States

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The best local innovators and authentic contributors of Harlem

About

Harlem Makers Collective is a seasonal curated event celebrating the leading creatives of Harlem that will take place from Friday 12 to Sunday 14 April 2019.

The event was organised by three local creatives, artist and jewellery designer Maiko Suzuki, milliner Karema Deodato and fashion designer Heike Jarick. Exhibitors include:

Heike NY – Clothing Brand

Maiko Suzuki – Jeweller

Karema Deodato - Milliner

Olde York Farm – Distillery

kD Dolls – Handmade dolls

Boybeads – Jeweller

Gwell – Plant based snacks

Qetia Jewellery – Jewellery

Flo and Theo – Vegan skin care products

Franz James Floral - Florist

Carlton Jones – Clothing Brand

Jonathan Castro Designs - Ceramics

K’s Jams - European style jams

John Reddick - Harlem collectible posters and memorabilia

Ollomatic (Andy Fuhrman) - Home decor

Modestine Teas - Tea

Natalia Newman - Poetry

Funqest - Graphic Artist

Maria Maurio - Scarves

26 stitches - Hand knit accessories

Sol Cacao - Craft chocolate

Elo Lipcare - Lip balms

Via Buia - Handbags and shoes

Baobab Clothing - Men’s clothing

The event aims to showcase the best local innovators and authentic contributors of Harlem. Harlem Makers Collectiveaims to provide forward thinking Harlem creatives with a platform to showcase their brands and generate a supportive community to share and grow their ideas.

Maiko Suzuki 

Maiko Suzuki is a Japanese artist and jewellery designer raised in Tokyo.  Suzuki trained as a painter and graphic designer in Japan before moving to New York City aged seventeen to pursue her artistic career. After graduated from Parsons School of Design, she worked as graphic designer, illustrator and denim designer.  Suzuki started making jewellery in 2009, her original designs are hand-crafted and made in Harlem, NYC. The one of a kind pieces are inspired by different cultures from Islamic Art to African sculpture and architecture.

Karema Deodato

Karema Deodato is a skilled milliner and created Karema Deodato Millinery in 1999. After studying Fashion Design at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) in New York City, Deodato was then hired to work at the Metropolitan Opera House as assistant milliner to Janet Linville where she perfected her skills as a hat maker.

Deodato is inspired by early 1900’s designers as well as modern techniques and aesthetics. Each piece is made to measure and all hats are hand-blocked, finished using Old World millinery techniques, and often accented with antique trims and findings. Karema Deodato hats have been sold at Barney’s New York, Takashimaya Japan, and other stores across the U.S.

Heike Jarick

Heike Jarick is a German-born, London-schooled, Milan-trained and globally focused fashion designer living in New York City. She graduated with honors from Central Saint Martins, London before working for notable fashion labels Soprani, Krizia and Trussardi in Milan, and Searle in New York. She also consulted on Work and Friends, a Yohji Yamamoto subsidiary collection in Tokyo.Jarick launched heike in 2015, a contemporary ready-to-wear label based in NYC with a focus on luxury outerwear and knits. Shefinds inspiration in contemporary art, music and architecture, namely the Bauhaus theory, and uses fabric from Italy and Japan. heike pieces are often multi-use, multi-purpose and highly versatile, focusing on construction and deconstruction.The brand has featured in international fashion magazines and has been worn by celebrity clients like Halle Berry, Kate Hudson, Shakira and Mandy Moore.

For more information please contact Phoebe Ruffels, Damson PR, phoebe.ruffels@damsonpr.comor +447948349224.

Gallery 8 New York, 2602 Frederick Douglass Blvd. Harlem, New York City. NY 10030

Gallery opening hours:

Friday 2pm – 9pm

Saturday 11am – 9pm

Sunday 10am – 6pm

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