Harlem PMCA (Beta)

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• Assemblyman Al Taylor
• Remarks on the American Negro Theatre's "Anna Lucasta"
  The great actor Earl Hyman passed away this week following a prolonged illness. This clip was captured as part of a work in progress about Frederick O'Neal and the American Negro Theatre
• Al Stewart - A Harlem Griot
  Lifelong Harlem resident recalls his youth in West Harlem on Bradhurst Avenue, or "In the Valley" as opposed to on Sugar Hill".
• Bob Cook: Harlem in Transition
  Harlem entrepreneur, engineer, and historian Bob Cook talks about New Amsterdam, the Great Migration, Philip Payton, Seneca Village, IRT Subway, gentrification, 125th street, among other topics.
• Dr. Harry Delany
  Dr. Harry Delany is a renowned Harlem born and raised surgeon, the son of the great jurist and civil rights leader, Hubert Delany. Most of his formative years were spent in and around West Harlem.
• Observations on Harlem Health Care Delivery
  Dr. Robert North and Pamela North describe the consolidation of health care services in Harlem over the past half-century
• Mel Tapley -The Centennial Celebration of a Harlem Journalistic Icon
  While Tapley is most renowned for his 50 career with the Amsterdam News, he was a cultural influencer whose footprint, through pseudonyms and syndication, cast a broad impact throughout the nation.
• Franco the Great
  Artist Franco the Great discusses his migration to Harlem from Panama City at the Dwyer Cultural Center.
• We Live In Harlem - The Photographic Work of Yasuo Wakaiki
  In the early eighties, a young Yasuo Wakaiki visited Harlem arriving at 135th and Broadway from Japan for what was initially intended to be a short stay. The visit would turn out to last over a decade and yield an incisive body of work that chronicled the Harlem of the time. He always wanted to have a show in Harlem, and while he is no longer able to travel due to illness, his work has made the trip around the globe in his stead.
• A walk with State Senator Robert Jackson
• Harlem Hellfighters
  Panel Discussion: Bill Miles 1975 film "Men of Bronze". The dialog was comprised of Pulitzer Prize winner Dr. David Levering Lewis, Eric V. Tait, award-winning filmmaker, and Col.Greg Collins of the 369th. examining the impact of the Old Fifteenth, 369th Regiment later dubbed the Harlem Hellfighters
• Celebrating the 369th Regiment
• Calvin (Cal) Ramsey Homegoing
• Prof. Herb Boyd with Woody King Jr., Dr Leonard Jeffries, James Small
• Views from the Terrace
  Views from the Lenox Terrace
• Young Lords @ 50
  The surviving members of The Young Lords celebrated their fiftieth Anniversary on July 26th, 2019, at the Schomburg Center.
• The Thick Red Line
  Interpretive Document for ARCH 2400 (Spring 2024)
• Lenox Lounge Before and After
  Interpretive Document for ARCH 2400 (Spring 2024)
• Diasporic Garment
  Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
• Mart 125 Narrative Study
  Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
• Echoes of Identity: Reflection Through Projection
  Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
• Food, Culture, History
  Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
• Re-Jazzing 125th
  Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
• Dear MTA
  Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
• Syllabus: Living Lennox
  Fall 2024 Graduate Studio