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    About Hudson Guild

    Hudson Guild is a multi-service community center serving those who live, work, or go to school in Chelsea, with a focus on those in need. With offerings as varied as community service projects for at-risk teens, mental health counseling for low-income individuals, wellness services for older adults, early childhood education for children, art gallery exhibits and theatre performances, the Guild provides services to people in need and other activities to ensure a vibrant, safe, and healthy community.


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    Learn More About Hudson Guild!

    Meet some of the people who benefit from Hudson Guild’s many programs.  This short film, directed by Kacey Klonsky which premiered at our 2011 Inaugural Benefit, provides a comprehensive overview of the Guild’s multiple programs and the impact it has on thousands of people in the communities served.

Children & Youth Services Adult Services Mental Health Services Arts Programs Community Building

LATEST NEWS

  • When Your Are Looking At Me, You Are Looking At Country

    Between October 1st  and 4th last fall, multi-media artist Xaviera Simmons offered free photographic portraits to community members on the grounds of the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses in collaboration with More Art and Hudson Guild.

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  • Winter 2011 Newsletter

    Read our new Winter 2011 Newsletter here!

     

  • FRAGMENTS IN FOCUS / Collage - Assemblage - Artist Books

    December 1, 2011 - January 31, 2012

    Fragments in Focus is an exhibition by 14 artists who explore with paper, paint, found objects and ephemera throughprocesses that include tearing, cutting, layering, printing and stenciling to express concepts, memories and emotions.Meeting weekly for the past three years at the Park Slope Armory YMCA in Brooklyn, they have evolved into asupportive group, concerned with each others artistic goals and development.

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  • CRAFT / a sampling of work created in Hudson Guild Adult Services craft classes

    December 8, 2011 – January 31, 2012


    Reception / Thursday, December 8 / 1:00 - 2:00 PM

    Viewing Hours / Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays / 3:00 - 6:00 PM

    Guild Gallery II / Hudson Guild Fulton Center, 119 9th Avenue, NYC

    For more information / contact Jim Furlong, Director of Arts, 212-760-9837

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Upcoming Events

Wed Feb 01 @ 9:30AM
Chinese New Year Celebration

Presented by Hudson Guild Adult Services and Early Childhood programs, Chinatown N-NORC, University Settlement, and Confucius-Manning Pharmacy


Featuring performances by Concerts in Motion and by seniors from the participating organizations.


Wed Feb 01 @ 6:15PM
POWER UP with TEEN SERVICES CAREER PANEL

Providing Opportunities for Work, Education and Recreation


Are you between the ages of 14 and 24?  Want to learn about different career fields? Join Hudson Guild for our annual Teen Services Career Panel!


Featuring Special Guest Panelists:

Danny Simmons - Creator of HBO’s Def Poetry, Author, Co-Founder of Rush Philanthropic and Chairman of the New York State Council on the Arts

Wilson Payamps - Star of the BRAVO Reality Series Fashion Hunters


Refreshments will be provided after the panel discussion. During that time, participants will be able to continue the conversation with panelists.


Thu Feb 09 @ 5:00PM
When You Are Looking At Me, You Are Looking At Country

Between October 1st  and 4th last fall, multi-media artist Xaviera Simmons offered free photographic portraits to community members on the grounds of the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses in collaboration with More Art and Hudson Guild.  All residents were invited to sit for a free of charge portrait. Simmons constructed open-air studios and photographed her subjects with a large format film camera. Participants were asked to bring personal items with which they may have wanted to be photographed (i.e family photographs, special clothing, personal ephemera, etc.).   Simmons worked with the subjects to create photographic narratives based on their personal memories, supplemented by these items. The artist personally develops and prints each work and sends a chosen image via mail post to each participant. This body of work is a continuation of Simmons’ practice of producing outdoor photographic studios and offering hand printed portraits, free of charge. This project is equal parts classic photographic portraiture studio and performance art.


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