Galleries present united Front.

Three art galleries have joined the already burgeoning cultural community of DUMBO. Sankaranka, Artcore and Flavors of Haiti all will open at 111 Front Street, adding to the aesthetically pleasurable district that bursts with art, business, residences, great dining and shopping.

"We are excited to welcome these galleries to DUMBO, which we feel is a great place to show art," said Chris Havens, director of leasing for Two Trees, which owns 111 Front Street, the only multiple art gallery building in Brooklyn and home to 14 busy galleries.

The art gallery Sankaranka, which occupies 2,744 s/f at 111 Front Street, focuses on ceramicists, painters and sculptors of Africa.

Occupying new gallery space totaling 2,415 s/f will be Artcore, a gallery with a mission to bring cutting edge art work to people from all cultural backgrounds and races.

Flavors of Haiti, a gallery representing Haitian artists, has leased 893 s/f of space at 111 Front Street.

Christopher Havens represented Two Trees with Sankaranka and Artcore; Caroline Thebaud represented Two Trees for Flavors of Haiti. Elizabeth Martin of EL Martin Partners represented Sankaranka in its deal; there was no tenant representation for Artcore or Flavors of Haiti.