Showing posts with label Travis Carbonella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travis Carbonella. Show all posts

Thursday, February 9, 2017

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:

Bessie Smith
Bill “Bojangles” Robinson
Ralph Ellison
W.E.B. Du Bois

And many others. 




Sunday, May 8, 2016

Westville Artwalk 2016 (Video)


By Travis Carbonella. Enjoy! Featuring Farmbelly, LottaStudios, the #Whackville sign, the New Haven Parks and Rec climbing wall, Neville Wisdom, and so much more. This is #NHV.

Monday, April 25, 2016

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. 








Wednesday, March 30, 2016

This is Modern Art: Collective Consciousness Theatre

'This is Modern Art' on Vimeo.

Collective Consciousness Theatre presents "This Is Modern Art" by Idris Goodwin and Kevin Coval. This new play follows three young graffiti writers and weighs questions of public vs. private art access, who art belongs to and why. Please watch the video above. 

Get tickets by clicking here, and also check the list of showtimes as seen on the left. 

Also of note in recent posts: Collective Consciousness Theatre is hosting a Summer Apprenticeship Program workshop at ArtSpace at 50 Orange (duly mentioned earlier on Nhv.Org), so if you know of any adventurous high school students, please advise them on that opportunity.

New Haven is a hub of culture, and increasingly, theatre; as well as film, with the inclusion of the work of great camerawork and editing provided to our communities by talented creators such as Travis Carbonella, who produced that video that this post begins with.

Nhv.Org is a collaboration of likeminded community members with an interest in getting the word out about positive stuff coming from our friends, our family, and our neighborhood.

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Mardi Gras at NHFPL: Lotta Photos

"The Reading Room" photo booth installation by Lotta Studio 
at the New Haven Free Public Library Mardi Gras fundraiser (2/9/16)
Travis Carbonella and Kwadwo Adae.
See the full set here




A video posted by #Nhv: New Haven, Connecticut (@nhvorg) on