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Come hang with us and these 28 artists. 

We’re Outside 
A free group art exhibit
Saturday, August 29, 2026
2:00–7:00 PM
Marcus Garvey Park I Harlem

Now in its fourth consecutive year, We’re Outside is an official ancillary event of the SummerStage Charlie Parker Jazz Festival.

This is what’s up:
* 28 artists sharing their artwork under canopies on the Northwest Lawn.
* You can meet the artists and learn more about their work.
* A free contemporary self-portrait workshop led by artist and master teacher Élan Cadiz.
* Our Strike a Pose selfie station for photos with friends and family.
* A complimentary exhibition catalog while supplies last.
* Complete a brief survey and receive a free art sticker.
* The music and energy of the SummerStage Charlie Parker Jazz Festival.

We’d love to see you! ✨✨✨
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Meet The Artists Of “We’re Outside” 2026.

On August 29, you can see their work and chat them up. We’re very pleased too that “We’re Outside” is an official ancillary event of the Capital One SummerStage Charlie Parker Jazz Festival.  Come vibe out. 

Brought to you by the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association (MMPCIA) in partnership with Heath Gallery.

We’re Outside 2026
Saturday, August 29 | 2-7 PM
Marcus Garvey Park | Harlem | Northwest Lawn
Free 

Come spend the afternoon with us. #heathgallery #summerstage #mmpcia
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This week we welcome Damaris Chamorro (@createtheframe), an Ecuadorian illustrator and painter based in Queens. Chamorro uses oil paint and photography to capture the diversity of the community where she lives and her daily observations of working people. 

“As I quietly observed ordinary moments, my interest was sparked to create paintings that explore themes of community, nature and identity. Inspired by working people, their labor, as well as a connection to nature on regular walks, I set out to document everyday life,” said Chamorro.

[1] “Building New York” (2024). Oil Paint. 18” x 24”
[2] “Zara” Oil Paint on Wood Panel. 16” x 20”
[3] “The Garden” (2024). Colored Pencils, Acrylic Paint, Digital. 18” x 24”
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