"This Side Of Paradise"
On April 4, 2012, Andrew Freedman Home opened to the public. The Home was once built to be a haven, a paradise, for the rich elderly who had lost their fortunes.
Referencing this quixotic history, This Side of Paradise references the past and reconnect the vision of Andrew Freedman to today’s Bronx and its realities. The abandoned mansion transforms into contemporary art gallery.
On April 4, 2012, Andrew Freedman Home opened to the public. The Home was once built to be a haven, a paradise, for the rich elderly who had lost their fortunes.
Referencing this quixotic history, This Side of Paradise references the past and reconnect the vision of Andrew Freedman to today’s Bronx and its realities. The abandoned mansion transforms into contemporary art gallery.
African tribal inspired dance performance, Uthlanga,was featured by H+(The Hip Hop Dance Conservatory).Yvone Christa New York, Esthetique and more sponsors were supporting the event.
Beautiful gate of the mansion faces exquisite garden.
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