Haitian American Artist, Sophia Domeville has been chosen as one of 90 artists for a monumental exhibition, “Living Art on the Hill” at The City College of New York, a monumental public art installation that seeks to unite, inspire, and support the revival of public arts in Harlem. The works of over 90 artists throughout the tri-state area will be showcased for three months in the open-air North Academic Center (NAC) Plaza on 137th St. & Amsterdam Ave. Joining Forces: Living Art on the Hill aims to create a widespread visibility of works by a multitude of artists in a large and public arena.

The exhibition will be open to the public from
September 12th, 2013 – December 12th, 2013

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Fall 2013 Newsletter

We are excited to announce, Haitian American Artist, Sophia Domeville

has been chosen as one of 80 artists for a monumental exhibition,

“Living Art on the Hill” at The City College of New York.

You are cordially invited to the opening reception:

“Joining Forces: Living Art on the Hill”

Thursday, September 12th ,2013.

The City College of New York
North Academic Center (NAC) Plaza. 
Amsterdam Ave & 137th Street
5:30pm – 7:30pm

The City College of New York’s, “Joining Forces: Living Art on the Hill” art exhibition

is a monumental public art installation that seeks to

unite, inspire, and support the revival of public arts in Harlem.

The works of over 80 artists throughout the tri-state area

will be showcased for three months in the open-air North Academic Center (NAC) Plaza.

Joining Forces: Living Art on the Hill aims to create a widespread visibility of works

by a multitude of artists in a large and public arena.

The exhibition will be open to the public from 
September 12th, 2013 – December 12th, 2013 

We hope to see you there!
–
‪#‎teamsophia‬

By Andrena Sawyer

When defining success, some find that obtaining possessions or wealth is far less fulfilling than the gratification of spiritual gain. For Sophia Domeville, success is not just about money, cars, and fame, but also about the ability to redefine culture for youth and women. She measures success according to her own standards, and has ambitions of becoming an innovative and international leader within arts education. In high school, at the suggestion of her favorite teacher, Sophia switched concentrations in order to pursue her interest in the arts. Today, she is an entrepreneur, sister and activist; each role is uniquely demanding; yet they are collectively rewarding. A Studio Arts graduate of The College of New Rochelle, Sophia is a Haitian American artist with a knack for the arts and a passion for youth.

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You are cordially invited to the second installment of Sophia Domeville’s latest art exhibit,

“The Diary of a So-Called Woman.”

On Sunday, June 30th join Haitian American Artist, Sophia Domeville as she hosts an open forum to the public discussing her latest exhibition, mental illness within the community and her work as an Artist.

“My exhibit touches on the taboo topic of mental illness within our community and the distorted view of female identity through media and culture. Please come and have an in depth conversation circling my new exhibit while dining on great food,”

says Sophia.

The first series to be unveiled from the “The Diary of a So-Called Woman” exhibit is titled “Imprint.”

“Imprint” is a series of custom canvases that portray mental illness in our community through the usage of expressive colors, textures and collage as Sophia tackles how this illness is viewed through the eyes of the sufferer.

“The Diary of a So-Called Woman” Exhibition

Artist Talk & Haitian Jazz brunch

Sunday, June 30th, 2013

La Caye Restraunt 

35 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 

Doors Open: Noon – 3:30pm

Haitian Inspired Brunch will be available to order.

Drink Specials/Cash Bar

Live Haitian Jazz Band!

Please come to mingle, make new connections converse with your Favorite Abstract Artist!

We hope to see there with a friend or two!

Brought to you by Sophia Domeville, Valerie B. Public Relations and La Caye Restaurant