Harlem Rennaisance at the Beinecke Library

#HarlemRen at the Beineke Library from Travis Carbonella on Vimeo.

Read more on the official website at beinecke.library.yale.edu/harlemren.

Travis Carbonella's new video about the #HarlemRen explains everything about why you need to come to New Haven and go to Yale's Beinecke library and see this exhibit. Perhaps if you live in Harlem, or you live in New York City and you have an interest in learning more about the history of our culture; if you're interested in seeing this, it will be on display from Friday, January 13, 2017 to Monday, April 17, 2017.

It contains original material by:

Langston Hughes

Bessie Smith

Bill “Bojangles” Robinson

Ralph Ellison

Zora Neale Hurston

W.E.B. Du Bois

And many others. 

Melissa Barton on the 1932 Night-Club Map of Harlem@BeineckeLibrary January 30, 2017 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM #HarlemRenhttps://t.co/DQC9DUVmOB pic.twitter.com/dCZKcaK8s6

— Yale GLC (@YaleGLC) January 27, 2017

Bernie Sanders in New Haven on Social Media

 

The Green was partitioned between people who went through metal detectors, and those who freely stood at the far side of the flagpole. 

Bernie Sanders went to Willoughby's on Chapel earlier that day for coffee. 

He also toured neighborhoods with Gary Holder Winfield, a state senator in Connecticut. 

See Also: I Love New Haven Article

East Rock From The Air

This reporter was sitting at Cafe Romeo with a couple of Sol Lewitt installers from the Yale School of Management, when a helicopter flew overhead.  Yale's social media master, and perfectionist of Instagram grammar, displays photography and videography today in a helicopter fly-by.  These were shared by his public Instagram account for all to enjoy.

PKN #15 on Wednesday

Tomorrow at 6pm Bentara.  See Calendar for details.  Limited video coverage to follow.

• Zubin Doshi talking History Told Through Rage Comics,
• Todd Jokl on the Night Rainbow; Celebrating 375th Anniversary of Public Art,
• RJ Mercede on Changing Communities One Meal At A Time,
• Mike Morand’s Not Lions, Not Tigers: some Real Vim from Africa,
• Jessica Sack on art and life,
• Silas Finch on His Groton School Residency and Selected Works,
• Valerie Belanger on the Before I Die project,
• Stephen Dest on The Art of the Indie:  his film My Brother Jack opens next week,
• Dave Coon presents… Blue Sky Bends,
• and Jay Bright on Tripping in Japan.