The people and places associated with the Harlem Renaissance are a roll call for ... writer Wallace Thurman and mural artist Aaron Douglas; world-famous venues such as the Cotton Club and the ...

The home of one of the Harlem Renaissance’s most famous writers still stands at ... serves as an archival repository for the history of people of African descent worldwide.

But, I mean, you're absolutely right. Most people do think of the Harlem Renaissance as primarily a literary movement, yet so many famous Black artists really flourished during that time period.

In “The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism ... There are portraits of the famous, portraits by the famous, portraits of parents and children, and portraits of strangers.

Pitts‘ elegiac meditation was published fourteen years ago, a pivotal moment in Harlem’s history has passed. Far beyond mere encroachment, gentrification has actually dislodged some guardians of Black ...

The theater was home to the Lafayette Players and hosted notable performers like Bessie Smith and the famous ... Harlem native, was a prominent gay poet of the Renaissance, who like many other key ...

Fauset didn’t just discover writers who have since become synonymous with the Harlem Renaissance; she was also one of them. “It’s not only that she discovered these people, but she helped ...