Angela Fremont-The Chibok Project

07/25/2025

Our partners in Nigeria providing healing art making and therapeutic services to survivors of the trauma in Borno State

07/25/2025

Great open studio. Sold two Chibok Project sculptures to benefit survivors of trauma in Borno State Nigeria. Thank you to our non-profit partners Fractured Atlas, and The Murtala Mohammed Foundation in Nigeria for providing care to so many in need.

05/04/2023

03/14/2022

Girl/mothers glazed pieces from fall/winter 2021/22.

11/28/2021

Getting geared up to post images of all the 276 sculptures on The Chibok Project website. They will ALL be for sale, with a link to the non profit fiscal sponsorship organization Fractured Atlas. Funds will be used for art making with survivors of trauma in Nigeria. Hope to have everything in place by January 1. Stay tuned! Of course you can always make a donation to The Chibok Project. Go to the Donate page on the website. Gifts are still available!

08/09/2021

Big show opening August 12. 6-9. 99th st between 2&3 Ave. See you there!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Media Contact: Yvonne Lamar-Rogers, Vonnie Made It!
Phone: 917-957-8693
Email: [email protected]
Yvonne Lamar-Rogers and El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 announce their second annual multi-media exhibition
WOMEN CELEBRATE WOMEN
Creative works of 71 New York-area women artists on display
NEW YORK, NY, Aug. 01, 2021 — Yvonne Lamar-Rogers, owner of Vonnie Made It!, an- nounces today that she has partnered with El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 to present the second annual multi-media art exhibition celebrating diversity in New York’s female visual arts community by exhibiting the creative works of 71 local women artists.
The opening reception will be held Thursday, August 12, 2021 from 6-9 p.m. at El Barrio’s Art- space PS109, 215 E. 99th Street, New York, NY 10029. The exhibition will remain on view through August 25th.
Exhibition curator and New York-based mixed media artist, teaching artist and jewelry designer, Yvonne Lamar-Rogers says the mission of this year’s Women Celebrate Women exhibition is to celebrate and honor women of all backgrounds. In the words of playwright Ntozake Shange, “Where there is a woman, there is magic.”
Originally planned for Women’s History Month in March 2020, the annual exhibition will instead be held this year in August due to the coronavirus pandemic. Organizers look forward to hold- ing future Women Celebrate Women exhibitions in March.
The public is welcome to view the amazing collection of multi-media creative works in the heart of an East Harlem artistic community at the beautiful El Barrio’s Artspace PS109, a previously abandoned public school building that was transformed into a community housing complex for artists. The circa-1899 landmark building offers beautiful space for the arts as well as important cultural programming in the East Harlem community.

Women Celebrate Women welcomes 71 participating artists
Earlier this year, female artists of all disciplines were invited to submit their work celebrating and honoring women. More than 100 talented female artists answered the call. This year’s multi-media exhibition will feature work from a diverse and inclusive group of women artists.
The artwork of the following artists is included in Women Celebrate Women 2021
1. Cheryl Aden
2. Lizzy Alejandro
3. Monique Allain
4. Audrey Anastasi
5. A. Bascove
6. Fran Beallor
7. Lois Bender
8. Sade Boyewa El
9. Michele Brody
10. Karin Bruckner
11. Arcadia Caraballo
12. Nicole Chavanne
13. Irene Christensen
12. Diane Churchill
13. Sandy Clafford
14. Vanezza Cruz
15. Janet Culbertson
16. Regiane Donadio
17. Katherine Earle
18. Ramani Edmondson
19 Bonnie C.Epstein
20. Lindsey Elias
21. Lauren Faulkner
22. Lizvette Figueroa
23. Jodie Fink
24. Elaine Forrest
25. Angela Fremont
26. Cora Jane Glasser
27. Norma Greenwood
28. Barbara Griffiths
29. Susan Grucci
30 Alice Harrison
31. Eileen Hoffman
32. Elisabeth Jacobsen
33. Julia Justo
34. Nancy Karpf
35. Robin Koffler
36. Diana Kurz
37. Yvonne Lamar-Rogers
38. Susie Lang
39. Jenna Lash
40. Kinna LeBlanc
41. Vivian Lipman-Denis
42. Alise Loebelsohn
43. Barbara Lubliner
44. Christina Maile
45. Andrea McKenna
46. Rozette Mclean
47. Jennifer Mohamed
48. Sara Morales
49. Carolyn Oberst
50. Carol Paik
51. Vickie Pacimeo
52. Carmen Paulino
53. Evelyn Ray
54. Carolin Rechberg
55. Peggy Roalf
56. Jacqueline Sferra Rada
57. Manju Shandler
58. Yolanda Shashaty
59. Mechele Shoneman
60. Regina Silvers
61. Darcy Spitz
62. Kate Sterlin
63. Suprina
64. Melissa Sutherland Moss
65. Barbara Swanson Sherman
66. Syma
67. Sandra Taggart
68. Tamara Tornado
69. Alyson Vega
70. Elizabeth Velazquez
71. Frances Vye Wilson�
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For more information about Women Celebrate Women and El Barrio’s Artspace PS109, please email [email protected] and [email protected]. You can also find them on Instagram and .
El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 is at 215 East 99th Street, New York, NY 10029.
Artwork image credits
Top row: Nancy Karpf, Nicole Chavanne, Arcadia Caraballo, Fran Beallor Bottom row: Sandy Clafford, Sara Morales, Donadio Regiane, Rozette McClea

10/29/2020

Installation and opening at The Apple Barn October 25,2020. More than 100 visitors came through. So grateful to Wayne and Melloney Petrucelli for use of the space and their partnership throughout and to the many, many fantastic volunteers who gave so much incredible energy and time. THANK YOU!!!!

09/08/2020

Joint Benefit event with Fearless!, https://fearlesshv.org a Safe Haven for victims of domestic abuse and trafficking in Sullivan County as a local organization, using my own work, The Chibok Project https://chibokproject.angelafremont.com as the exhibition focal point. It will be October 23, 24, 25. With an opening event on Saturday the 24th. The Apple Barn, Callicoon, NY. It will be SAFE and an important support to our community.

The Home page of Angela Fremont's Chibok Project.