First Run Features is proud to present the release of Myth of a Colorblind France on Virtual Cinema, opening nationwide on September 25, 2020. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Thomas Allen Harris
‘AfroPoP’ Introduces Viewers To ‘Amina’ From Harlem To The World
What does it mean to be black, female, and foreign in a world that doesn’t value these attributes? Continue Reading →
Harlem Legend Rudean Leinaeng Talks New Book Coal, War & Love And More With Glenn Hunter On The Danny Tisdale Show
Listen to Harlem legend, educator, mother, Rudean Leinaeng, as she talks about her new book Coal, War & Love
A New Book On The “Coal, War & Love,” Of The Amazing Harlem Hellfighters
Emerging author, activist, and educator Rudean Leinaeng long desired to tell the compelling historical love story of her grandparents, as well as chronicle the lives of African-Americans in early 20th century New York. Continue Reading →
New Art Exhibit By Thomas Allen Harris In Hunter East Harlem Gallery
Mother, Bethel, Harlem, USA is a collaboration between artist and filmmaker Thomas Allen Harris and students from Hunter College’s IMA MFA program.
HW Pick: Lyle Ashton Harris, “Today I Shall Judge Nothing That Occurs” And Conversation
Join Lyle Ashton Harris‘ in celebration of his latest monograph Today I Shall Judge Nothing that Occurs with an evening of conversation presented by Aperture Foundation the Bureau of General Services-Queer Division.National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2018
The program includes: Presentation by acclaimed filmmaker Thomas Allen Harris, and Screening of “About Face: The Evolution of a Black Producer”; HIV/AIDS Panel discussion; and HIV/HepC Testing by Iris House. Continue Reading →
Brewer Honors Harlem Photographers At Black History Month reception
On Monday, Feb. 29, hundreds gathered at MIST Harlem for Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer’s Black History Month reception recognizing the work of three Harlem photographers: Shawn Walker, Ming Smith, and Kwame Braithwaite. Continue Reading →
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