Harlem – Visual Arts & Film
As a 2016 Artist-in-Residence, Havanna Fisher Newby used a series of exploratory stop animation workshops as a vehicle for Harlem community members to create, share their stories, and connect with neighbors in the midst of a changing Harlem. The project culminated via the Harlem Barbecue Summit, a public screening of the stop animations created, a short film of the process, as well as a community talk-back.
© Marisol Diaz, 2016. Harlem Teaching Artist Havanna interacts with guests and shares stop animation short films at Harlem BBQ Summit Site on 1640 Park avenue for The Laundromat Project, Sept. 25, 2016. 
© Marisol Diaz, 2016. Harlem Teaching Artist Havanna interacts with guests and shares stop animation short films at Harlem BBQ Summit Site on 1640 Park avenue for The Laundromat Project, Sept. 25, 2016. 