Field Day 2017: Just Another Community Thing
Saturday, September 30th, 4-6pm
MARCUS GARVEY PARK W. 120th St., & Mt. Morris Park W., New York, NY 10027
Field Day 2017: Harlem Neighborhood Memory Collage
Saturday, September 30, 2-6 PM
Urban Garden Center LLC, 1640 Park Ave, New York, New York 10035
Field Day 2017: Housing Not Warehousing! Walk
Saturday, September 30, 3-4:30 PM
Marcus Garvey Park, Enter at W. 120th St. & Mt. Morris Park W.
Field Day 2017: Bandanna Quilt Performance with The Black School
Saturday, September 30, 4-6 PM
Marcus Garvey Park, Enter at W. 120th St. & Mt. Morris Park W.
Autumn Robinson and Havanna Fisher Newby in Creative Conversation
2016 Artist-in-Residence Havanna Fisher Newby and 2016 Create Change Fellow Autumn Robinson stroll through Harlem while discussing inspiration, power, and the social responsibilities of being Black artists during this time.
“Harlem Motion” By Havanna Fisher Newby
It was a sunny day in Harlem and quite an interesting afternoon when we met with Artist-in-Residence Havanna Fisher Newby. It is always exciting to see how an artist is coming along with his or her project and Havanna expressed enthusiasm during our discussion. Her “Harlem Motion” project is a vehicle for Harlem community members to discuss the changes being made in the neighborhood.
Harlem is truly in motion and Havanna could not be any more excited about the project and working with us. She wanted to leave the readers and viewers with a preview of what to expect from “Harlem Motion.” Take a look below at her video and interview.
Screenprinting Workshop at Harlem Arts Festival
Free screenprinting workshop at the Harlem Arts Festival
Sustaining Neighborhoods: Artists Move Beyond Gentrification
A one-day event focused on the impact of arts and gentrification in collaboration with La Casa Azul Bookstore.
Claro de los Reyes & Shani Peters
Shani and Claro felt it important to speak through a medium that they would enjoy making and interacting with. Three images reflect their discoveries.