I'll be @ Fulton Art Fair & Magnolia Tree Earth Center's upcoming art exhibition, Saturday, September 6th! A celebration of Bed-Stuy, the community, & honoring the late activist Hattie Carthan.

"Do Black people go to musesums?" - YES, WE DO!

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Hab Oh & Mad Cohesive Present: AfroVisionaries Field Trip

Saturday, August 23rd, 2-6PM @ The Museum of the Moving Image aka MoMi

It's time for us to get together for an artistic excursion, bring your sketchbook and your Black Joy! Exhibitions on view: The Jim Henson Exhibition, Mission Impossible - Spectacle and Story, Fleischer Studios Cartoons - Restored, and more! We'll make art, talk about art, and maybe even trade some art.

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Meet Up Location: Museum Lobby, near Gift Shop.

I'll have a PINK Mad Cohesive/Afrovisionaries Pin on.

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Food Afterwards: There are plenty of food options nearby like Tacuba Cantina Mexicana, UNO Pizzeria & Grill, Pig Beach BBQ Queens, and more.

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It's FREE to RSVP to this event HOWEVER...

...Tickets for General Admission to MoMi are $20.

More Info on Ticket Pricing: https://movingimage.org/visit/museum-admission-tickets/

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Hosted by Hab Oh // Mad Cohesive

For more information & to donate a ticket contact:

Hab Oh // 201-241-2856

"Do Black people go to musesums?" - YES, WE DO!

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Hab Oh & Mad Cohesive Present: AfroVisionaries Field Trip

Saturday, July 26th, 2-6PM @ The Whitney Museum

It's time for us to get together for an artistic excursion! Bring your best sketcbook and your pointed opinions. Amy Sherald's American Sublime exhibition is closing soon at The Whitney Museum, there's no better time than now to visit and support our sister. We'll make art, talk about art, and maybe even trade some art. Afterwards, we'll head to Chelsea Market for good eats.

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RSVP HERE! It's FREE to RSVP to this event HOWEVER...

...Tickets for General Admission to The Whitney are $30.

If you're 19-25 years of age, it's FREE (with valid ID).

More Info on Ticket Pricing: https://transact.whitney.org/

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Hosted by Hab Oh // Mad Cohesive

For more information & to donate a ticket contact:

Hab Oh // 201-241-2856

OPENING NIGHT // SAVE THE DATE // DETAILS SOON!

Hab Oh has been selected to be a part of the Love Isn’t Blind Comedy/Dating Show!
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”Tired of swiping? In this dating experiment, men compete on stage for one lucky bachelorette, with the little caveat that the men can't speak. Through a series of games - which includes calling the boys' moms and unlocking their phones - we narrow it down to two men. Finally, we hear their voices, and the lucky winning man is sent with our bachelorette to the bar for an immediate date.

Audience members wear wristbands according to their relationship status, and a wingcouple (who wear actual wings) helps those of you who are too shy to make a move.

This show has been featured in LA Magazine, LAist, Thrillist, Time Out LA, CBS, and more.”

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Heroes Real and Imagined
Jan 27th, 5-8pm
RIVAA GALLERY
527 MAIN STREET
ROOSEVELT ISLAND, NY

This will also be the start of the Unit 333: Reveries narrative. The exhibition's duration will be from Jan 27th - Feb 11th. Curated by the amazing Micheline Hess!

FREE ADMISSION!
Patreon Members who attend the opening reception will receive a piece of mystery art from me!

ORIGINAL ART FOR SALE! I’m vending at Black Summer Market, presented by Adorned in Taji. Come through, buy some art, and let's vibe. RSVP Is FREE: Click Here. Bring your hearts, your wallet, and a plate of oxtail —- haha!

Yes, Yes! I'll be vending at Black Summer Market, presented by Adorned in Taji. Come through, buy some art, and let's vibe. RSVP Is FREE: Click Here.

Where: Herbert Von King Park
When: 2pm-7pm

Come through for a chill time at the park in Bedstuy with original Habtoons works available for purchase.
Follow me on Instagram to see the exact location posted in my Stories.

Where: Herbert Von King Park
When: 2pm-7pm

Come through for a chill time at the park in Bedstuy with original Habtoons works available for purchase.
Follow me on Instagram to see the exact location posted in my Stories.