1. Our neighbors on Lenox Avenue! 

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    Things to do with kids in Harlem: Film in Action at Maysles Institute


    Know any 7-11 year olds that love movies? Then you may want to tell them about Film in Action…

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  2. Gordon Parks (November 30, 1912–March 7, 2006)
    Untitled (Harlem, New York), 1967
    Courtesy The Gordon Parks Foundation

    Gordon Parks: A Harlem Family 1967 is currently on view at the Studio Museum.

     

  3. (Front L-R) Councilman Fred Samuel; Mayor Edward I. Koch (1924–2013); Dr. Mary Schmidt Campbell, Executive Director; C. Elaine Parker, assistant to Manhattan Borough President Andrew Stein; Terrance Moan, Deputy Commissioner;

    (Rear L-R) Unknown; Charles A. Shorter, Jr., Chairman of the Board (Studio Museum) Commissioner Bess Myerson, Department of Cultural Affairs; Fred Price, assistant to City Council President Carol Bellamy, circa 1979

     

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  7. 126th Street by Thelma Golden!

     


  8. Artists in Residence Open Studios! November 18!

    Join us to welcome artists Steffani Jemison, Jennifer Packer and Cullen Washington Jr. as they begin their year-long tenure at the Museum, and be among the first to view their works in progress. Conceived at the formation of the Museum over 40 years ago, the Artist-in-Residence Program remains central to The Studio Museum in Harlem’s mission.

    The Artists-in-Residence Open Studios is FREE. Please RSVP to rsvpevents@studiomuseum.org.

    http://www.studiomuseum.org/event-calendar/event/artist-in-residence-open-studios-2012-11-18

     

  9. Kehinde Wiley
    Conspicuous Fraud Series #1 (Eminence), 2001
    Museum Purchase made possible by a gift from Anne Ehrenkranz  02.10.14

    Last chance to see Who, What, Wear: Selections from the Permanent Collection! Exhibition closes Sunday, August 12th.

     

  10. Row 1:Bearden’s Pepper Jelly Lady (1980, Left) and Nicole Miller’s Pepper Jelly Lady Remixed (2012)

    Row 2: Bearden’s Pittsburgh Memory (Left, 1964) and Glenn Ligon’s Pittsburgh Memories Redux (2011)

    Row 3: Bearden’s Prelude to Farewell (Left, 1981) and Alison Saar’s Bain Froid, 2011

    Row 4: Bearden’s The Block (Left, 1971) and Kira Lynn Harris’s The Block | Bellona (2011)