St. Nicholas Park – 132nd Street and 139th Street
St. Nicholas Park – 132nd Street and 139th Street and St. Nicholas Ave,
New York,
NY 10030
Number 65 on the official photoville map
Click to download this year's map
Location open 24 hours.
St. Nicholas Park – 132nd Street and 139th Street and St. Nicholas Ave,
New York,
NY 10030
Number 65 on the official photoville map
Click to download this year's map
Location open 24 hours.
The Schomburg Center shares images of the oldest photographs in their collection. Early photographs created space for black self-representation and offered a way to visualize Black humanity at a time when most African Americans were legally held as property.
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Presented by The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
This exhibition highlights a selection of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture’s holdings in 19th century portraits of African Americans.
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The exhibition places in conversation the work of Harlem-based studio photographer Austin Hansen (1910-1996) with six contemporary photographers: Dario Calmese, Cheriss May, Flo Ngala, Ricky Day, Gerald Peart, and Mark Clennon. Their practices explore identity, Black experiences, visual culture, and portraiture.
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An exploration of the Black vernacular through archival photographs depicting gatherings, essential workers, pioneers, genius, and joy.
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