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October 10-11, 2026
12pm-6pm
Celebrate Harlem’s artistic vitality with a two-day, self-guided tour of studios across historic Harlem. Experience Harlem’s historic streets and cultural legacy through the lens of its contemporary creative community. Opportunities to buy original artwork directly from artists. Free and open to all.
To find participating artists, simply download the app (see link below) onto your smart phone. Printed color maps are available at all participating artist studios, or self-print from this website.

Studio 15
Fumiko Toda/ Beñat Iglesias
Sculpture, Mixed media, Painting
36 west 120th street apt 1
Image: Benat Iglesias Lopez, Head Series: A delicate Irony. Polychrome plaster.
Reuben Sinha, Studio 3, 104 W 119th St. Jungle, Encaustic on wood panel, 60" X 40", 2026,

Since its inception HOAST events have attracted over 2,000 attendees annually from as far away as Sweden and as close as 125th Street. “HOAST examines Harlem’s gentrification through its artists, some of whom are generational residents, while others are returning residents and newcomers. Together they contribute their creative energy to this eclectic neighborhood...The tour provides an intimate view of art that cannot be found at a museum or gallery.


Donate to artHARLEM, Inc. and help us keep Harlem’s artistic spirit alive! The Harlem Open Artist Studio Tour (HOAST) is a grassroots, community-powered event that opens the doors of working studios to the public—spotlighting beginner, emerging,
Artist PJ Cobbs
Visual Artists living/working in Harlem, share and sell your art directly from your studio on October 10-11, 2026.
Requirements: (1) you must have a studio in Harlem where you can receive visitors*. (2) you must have a dedicated artists website.
*while are will apply for alternative spaces to showcase artists in during HOAST, we cannot guarantee this process.
Image: Studio of Artist Capucine Bourcart

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