The Walking tour of Harlem was a very interesting and captivating trip. The tour started at the Schomburg, a public library and a space loaded with photographs of legendary and important individuals and events from Harlem’s earliest years, which is actually located at 135th Street. The walking tour of Harlem was enlightening and amusing from… Continue reading Contemporary Reflection in Walking Tour of Harlem
Harlem appears to have upheld the features of vibrant streets and roaring entertainment life. Harlem is also still engorged in culture by the people that densely populated the area; African Americans. As one can view in the image several African Americans are mingling at the stoop of the brownstones on the far right. And there… Continue reading Harlem Walking Tour BP
Last Thursday we explored Schomburg, Harlem at the Met Museum. What caught our group’s eye was the TV in the center of the Schomburg exhibit. The ideas that our groups expressed was the idea of the play on words on the saying “the revolution will not be televised’. The term was coined by musician Gil… Continue reading Trip To The Met