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Soul Artistic Trends Art Company
"Through my art, the old and new history of The Renaissance of Harlem s... more >> I am Roosevelt BlackRose Taylor, a true leader in The Harlem Diaspora. The culture of African descendants born in Harlem created new artistic sub-cultures in Harlem through music like Bebop, New Jack Swing, dance, language, lingo, fashion, and visual art. Through my art, I honor the past, develop future Harlem artists and promote Harlem's worldwide artistic influence.
"Through my art, the old and new history of The Renaissance of Harlem shall be told."
Roosevelt "BlackRose" Taylor is a Master Painter who is a versatile, highly skilled Artist gifted in the instruction of various art forms and design mediums. He owns Soul Artistic Trends Art Company and is the founder/creator of The Harlem Art Club.
The 2023 February issue of Ebony magazine featured BlackRose as one of the three top artists to watch at the 15th Annual Harlem Fine Arts Show, coinciding with his 15th anniversary as an Artist and business owner.
Born, raised, and currently residing in Harlem, New York, BlackRose has been developing, designing, and perfecting his craft since childhood. The diversity of his work is evident in the various ways he tailors his creations to meet his client's needs. BlackRose's customized commissioned masterpieces are visible throughout Harlem and prominently displayed as permanent features in famous and historical landmarks throughout New York City. His work has been exhibited at various galleries, venues and acquired by private collectors. He meticulously captures the essence and aura of the subjects he paints. BlackRose is widely recognized and highly regarded as a "New" Harlem Renaissance member. He is a reputable Master Painter whose work significantly contributes to contemporary Harlem's renewed cultural richness.
His work has been featured in Good Morning America, a documentary titled "Dear New York" by the John A. Reichenbach Foundation, and two major cable network shows, Run the Worlds (featured on STARZ) and Harlem (Featured on Prime Video). His magazine features/mentions: Ebony magazine, the Amsterdam News, Niji magazine, South Carolina Voyager, Princeton magazine, Shanken News Daily, Brewbound News, and Harlem World magazine.
Roosevelt "BlackRose" Taylor founded The Harlem Art Club, which allows children in Harlem to learn about and design art at no fee. At The Harlem Art Club, he teaches young people how to tap into their artistic ability to produce personalized art pieces. As a testament to his dedication to the rebirth of his hometown, BlackRose designed, created, and gifted a masterpiece portrait for the legendary clothing designer, Dapper Dan, to honor Dapper Dan's collaboration with the Fashion House of Gucci. His work includes legendary collaborations with iconic Harlem establishments, which will continue to emerge as the New Harlem Renaissance unfolds.
