Jamal Joseph Executive Artistic director/co-founder of IMPACT REPERTORY THEATRE has been named the 2017 recipient of the Paul Robeson CITATION AWARD by Actors’ Equity Foundation and Actors’ Equity Association. Continue Reading →
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Silent Protest Art Walk Curated By Dream Hampton, Jamal Joseph, Emory Douglas And More
On July 28, 2017, the art world and creative community at large will gather in mass to silently protest fear-based prejudice and bigotry that has pinnacled across the globe in the last several years. Continue Reading →
Chapter & Verse Starring Daniel Beaty And Loretta Devine Arrives On Digital HD
Making his feature-film debut as actor and writer, Daniel Beaty stars as a reformed gang leader trying to make a better life for himself in Chapter & Verse, arriving on Digital HD May 30, 2017, and on DVD and On Demand June 13, 2017, from Anchor Bay Entertainment. Continue Reading →
Jindai Joseph’s New Music Gives Insight To A Complex Harlem Vibe
Jindai Joseph’s star started rising early as a child, writing at the tender age of 3. At 10, she started writing her own music and by her high school years. Her father is heralded playwright / film maker /Black Panther Jamal Joseph. Continue Reading →
Harlem Inspired Artist Creates Literacy For Incarcerated Teens
Inspired by the work of Harlem resident, artist, and activist Jamal Joseph (pictured below), NYC artist Robert Galinsky (above) has been going to Rikers Island Jail twice a week and correctional facilities. Continue Reading →
50th Anniversary Of The Black Power Movement
On June 16, 1966 Stokely Carmichael of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) introduced “Black Power” as a slogan. Continue Reading →
A Touch of Sable Harlem Dialogue At MIST Harlem
We are pleased to post, A Touch of Sable, at MIST Harlem and with two participated artists Paul Deo and JaSon Auguste created amazing art as part of the interactive theater visual presentation.
Reflections On The Cultural History Of Harlem At MIST
Community Works, Mist Harlem in partnership with the Harlem Arts Alliance present: From Downtown to Uptown: Reflections on the Cultural History of Harlem. Continue Reading →
