<table width="500"> <tr> <td> <p><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="6" color="#FFFFFF"><b>HENAINE FINE ART</b></font> </p> <p> </p> <p><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Reyna Henaine<br> <a href="manuel_alvarez_bravo.html">Manuel Alvarez Bravo</a><br> <a href="francisco_toledo.html">Francisco Toledo</a><br> Gilberto Acevez<br> Manuel Alvarez Bravo<br> <a href="raul_anguiano.html">Raúl Anguiano</a><br> José Bedia<br> <a href="pedro_figari.html">Pedro Figari</a><br> Rafael Guerrero<br> Jazzamoart<br> Nick Lamia<br> Leslie Long<br> Jorge Marín<br> Mario Martín del Campo<br> <a href="morales.html">Rodolfo Morales</a><br> Tomás Pineda Matus<br> Frank Martinez<br> Andres Basurto<br> Jorge Robelo<br> Juan Soriano<br> <a href="rufino_tamayo.html">Rufino Tamayo</a></font></p> <p><font face="Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, san-serif" size="1">“Art transcends time and place.”<br> Reyna Henaine Henaine Fine Art is committed to promoting mid-career artists with solid experience and high-quality artwork. Our mission is to provide a better understanding of the many ways in which cultural influences affect an artist’s work. Our group of artists has been carefully selected to offer our clients a way to acquire fine art with unprecedented ease. Henaine Fine Art brings educational information, expert advice and a refined collection of art which is always growing. Our goal is to make the acquisition process approachable and enriching.<br> Henaine Fine Art is dedicated to presenting the work of international artists. We mount five annual shows and we strive to make them interesting and innovative. In addition to traditional media, the Gallery also shows photography, video, digital art and installations. We offer classes, lectures, workshops, artist’s presentations and cultural visits to museums and exhibitions in New York and all over the world. Take a look at our Newsletter for upcoming visits and cultural trips.The opening receptions at the Gallery are free and open to the public. They are festive occasions where an interesting group gathers to appreciate and see the work of fine artists. The Gallery is handicapped accessible.Henaine Fine Art is a founding member of LOFTARTS, along with Miranda Fine Arts, Unfoldingobject in Port Chester and Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont. LOFTARTS is a network of artists, galleries, curators, and educators dedicated to providing unique opportunities to view, perceive, experience and learn about art. LOFTARTS serves the Westchester and New York communities and publishes a seasonal brochure of events at all four locations, including exhibitions, lectures and educational programs for both adults and families. For a subscription, please e-mail us at info@henainefineart.comThe Director of the Gallery, Reyna Henaine, has more than 20 years of experience as a gallery owner. She has been a lecturer, curator and an active promoter of international projects. After receiving a degree in International Relations from the National University of Mexico (UNAM) and in Public Administration at the International Institute of Public Administration in France, Reyna pursued post-graduate studies in Art History with a specialty in modern and contemporary art.<br> ABOUT THE GALLERY DIRECTORBefore becoming an international art dealer and gallery owner, Reyna Henaine led quite a different sort of life. After completing her studies at the National University of Mexico, she graduated Cum Laude and received a scholarship from the French government to study at the International Institute of Public Administration in Paris. She then spent twelve years working in several capacities for the government of Mexico. During that time, Reyna traveled all over the world. Whether she was at one of the many international conferences she attended, a United Nations meeting, or involved with the many opportunities of her job as Director of Political and International Affairs for one of the Mexican Ministries, Reyna became fascinated with the ways in which contemporary art reflected the cultures of the countries where she traveled. Art became her great passion and an increasingly significant part of her life, prompting her to return to school to pursue master’s studies in Art History at the Iberoamerican University in Mexico.Reyna has dedicated the last 20 years of her life to her art career. She became an art professional and has developed a large number of activities (See below). She dedicated herself to the study of contemporary Latin American art and in 1981 co-founded the Grupo Arte Contemporáneo Fine Art Gallery in Mexico City. As the owner of this gallery, she curated more than 50 art exhibitions in coordination with museums and cultural institutions in Mexico, the United States and several other countries. She published more than 50 editions of graphic art works by the most recognized Mexican contemporary masters. In 1994, she was honored as Director of the Cultural Affairs Department and the Fine Art Gallery of Mexico’s Lebanese Center, where she remained until 1998.In 1996, Reyna Henaine began promoting her Virtual Art Gallery on the Internet, becoming one of the pioneers in Latin America to use the Internet in conjunction with fine art. At its height, she presented 150 works of art on her website www.latin-art.com.mx. At the same time she was also in charge of the cultural section at Sale la Foto Magazine, a Supplement dedicated to the photography of the well-known Mexican newspaper, Reforma. She has written texts for numerous art catalogs and books for the artists she represents and has been both a lecturer and advisor for art collectors the world over.After several trips to New York, Reyna settled there in 1997, becoming president of RH Latin American Art, a corporation dedicated to the promotion of Latin American artists on an international level. Her virtual art gallery and the shows that she has held in New York have generated a great deal of interest for the Latin American artists that she represents.<br> <br> As a result of such positive response from New York’s international community, as well as from native New Yorkers, Reyna decided to establish a permanent fine art gallery. In March of 2001, she opened a Gallery space in a handsome red brick building in the thriving community of Port Chester, New York.Located in Westchester County, this beautiful gallery could be found in any important city in the world. “As a residential and international area which is primarily home to families,” Reyna feels that she has chosen Westchester as “the perfect environment for creating a sensibility and interest in art from all over the world.” Whether speaking her native Spanish, English or French, Reyna is a natural and charismatic promoter for the art that has become her true passion. Many diverse and interesting roads have led her to her gallery at 6 North Pearl Street, Port Chester NY 10573 where she is ready to welcome anyone interested in art and the beauty it brings to life.*Bio by: Leslie Long, writer, designer and photographer.Reyna Henaine wishes to acknowledge those who helped and supported her to accomplish her mission:<br> Patricia Miranda: Co-director<br> Marisol Pozo: Web site design<br> Cynthia Newman: Art Director<br> Rosa Martin del Campo. Art design<br> Leslie Long: Writer<br> Sandra Larriva. Translator and Art Assistant<br> Beatriz Deserable: Marketing Director<br> Photography:<br> Said Henaine<br> Juan Carlos Abreu Lavariega<br> Jesús Sánchez Uribe<br> Rosa Martin del CampoADDRESS AND GALLERY HOURS:Visit Henaine Fine Art <br> at 6 North Pearl St 4th floor, <br> Port Chester New York 10573<br> Tel: 914 939 5334 Fax: 914 834 9536<br> Gallery hours: During Exhibitions: <br> Wednesdays through Saturdays, 12pm to 5pm <br> Any other days: by appointment only<br> E-mail: info@henainefineart.com<br> DIRECTIONS:From Manhattan, by car:<br> From Route 95, take Exit 21 to Port Chester. Stay to your right on the ramp and turn on to Route 1. Proceed past a shopping center with Kohl's Department Store. Stay on Route 1 for 1/4 mile until you reach a stop light with Pearl Street on your left. Turn left and stay on Pearl St. for 1/4 mile to Westchester Ave. The Loft Arts Building is a red brick warehouse building on the left at the corner of Westchester Ave and North Pearl Street.<br> From Hutchinson River Parkway, by car:<br> Take 287 E. Get off at Exit 10 (Westchester Ave.) toward Port Chester. Continue 2 miles on Westchester Ave until you see a red brick warehouse building on the corner of N Pearl St. It is 2 or 3 blocks before the Port Chester train station.<br> From Manhattan by train:<br> Take the New Haven Line on Metro North at Grand Central Station (42nd St.) to Port Chester (40 minutes from Central Station). Crossing the railroad, Pearl St. is one and a half blocks away from the station, near the Capitol Theater. Ask anyone which way the Capitol Theater is and North Pearl Street is half a block further. Our building is a red brick warehouse building on the corner of North Pearl and Westchester Ave.</font><br> </p> <p align="left"> </p> </td></tr></table>
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