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Spike Lee Honored at MoMA Gala & Vanessa Williams Helps Launch New Foundation

Sherry Bronfman and Spike Lee Photo By Scott Rudd

Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo

Iconic film director, Spike Lee may be a man of few words in interviews but perhaps that’s because he lets his films do all the talking. Continue reading

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DEF Poetry Jam ReUnion At MIST Harlem

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Hue Man Books Celebrate Black History Month 2012

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2012 A Leap Year…a year of true, deep change…stand strong and make sure your vote counts…In this month of love, change and yes my birthday I ask that trust and community become a vital part of your personal commitment.
Look closely at our signings this month and you will not only see determination but progress and indeed true Solidarity emerging all around.  Maggie Anderson’s Year in Black, Carol Jenkin’s 1 Million Dollar Gift from A Black philanthropist to make sure her Grandfather’s Legacy lives on and lots of uncovered history of our people’s greatness. Continue reading

Jessica Care Moore: from Detroit to Harlem

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careJessica Care moore’s story reads like an old Hollywood discovery story. You know how it goes. Pretty girl from Kansas sits at the drugstore counter with a root beer float and becomes a star. Except this pretty girl was from Detroit and she went to Harlem. And instead of drinking a root beer float she was spitting verses. Verses so tough that she won five consecutive times on “It’s Showtime at the Apollo.”

She continued to make history by establishing Moore Black Press and publishing Saul William’s The Seventh Octave: Early Writings of Saul Williams before he became a star in Slam. Poetry has taken her all over the country, to Europe and to Africa. But for this internationally renowned poet, raised on Detroit’s northwest side, poetry is only one of her loves. The art world is her oyster and Renaissance Woman, jessica Care moore, regularly creates pearls. She recently sat down for a virtual chat with the Examiner.com.

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Facebook: God Is Not An American

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By Laylah Amatullah Barrayn’: Jessica Care Moore’s God Is Not An American at the Apollo on April

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Salters Scene: Badasssss At The Apollo

By Derrick Salters

Saturday night was the kick-off Mix and Mingle event for the Apollo’s Salon Series: An innovative month long program of contemporary performances beginning April 3rd.

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William Spaceman Patterson, Afua Richardson and Melvin Van Peebles

This wonderful night of discussion, performance and mingling was hosted by Derek Lee McPhatter, Harlem resident and co-author of the performance piece It Goes Unsaid.  The event began with an engaging conversation with three of the Salon Series artists: the legendary Melvin Van Peebles creator of Sweet Sweetback’s Badasssss Song, dynamic spoken-word artist Jessica Care Moore and electro-jazz cellist/composer Dana Leong.  Greg Tate, founding member of the Black Rock Coalition and staff writer at the Village Voice, did great job guiding the conversation as the moderator. Continue reading

Melvin Van Peebles At The Apollo

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Step Out of the Box & Into the Artists’ Studio With The Apollo Salon Series It’s Badassssss!

melvin_posterFeaturing Works By Will Power, Jessica Care Moore, Dana Leong and Melvin Van Peebles

As a part of its 75th Anniversary, the world famous Apollo Theater is proud to host a brand new season of its edgiest series to date, the Apollo Salon Series. The Salon Series, the Apollo’s new-works performance series presented on the Apollo’s Soundstage, provides an intimate setting for audiences to connect with the artists and their work. Continue reading