Allicette Torres
The Harlem born visual artist whose work is in the upcoming Harlem Art Walking Tour 2012 in October as she shoots her art, defines what Harlem is and knows that Harlem isn’t discovered in her world of Harlem. Continue reading
Allicette Torres
The Harlem born visual artist whose work is in the upcoming Harlem Art Walking Tour 2012 in October as she shoots her art, defines what Harlem is and knows that Harlem isn’t discovered in her world of Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Harlem, Harlem art, HArlem visual art, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, HW Q & A, HW Questionaire
Tagged Allicette Torres, English Tudor Style, faddish, Gentrification, Harlem, Harlem Art Walking Tour 2012, Harlem Is, HW Q & A, Kate Hudson, Latin American Studies, Liberation through Oppression, love ourselves, Morningside Park, Muslim women, New World, Pan Pan, Patsy's pizza, people of color, Puerto Rico, Sankofa, Spaniards, Spanish Harlem, Sugar Hill, United States, West Africa, Young Lord, Young Lords
Part of the NuAFrikan Theater and NuWorks series, Dream Deferred is an amazing play about gentrification in Harlem. Director Marcus Dargan says, “My play is a historical document, artistically expressed to reflect the experiences of a people who may someday vanish from Harlem’s landscape without having had their final stories told.” Continue reading
Residents of these two diverse, vibrant neighborhoods have long dealt with the pressures of gentrification and have struggled for affordability. Their story is told in two recent documentaries. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem
Tagged East Harlem Preservation, Ed Morales, Gentrification, Laura Rivera, Melissa Mark-Viverito, Robert Weber