About This Exhibit
This exhibit focuses on the 100th Anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance. In the 1920s, the Great Migration brought a wide variety of African American artistic influences to the Northeastern United States. The nerve center of this cultural explosion was the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan. The works of notable African American playwrights, musicians, dancers and artists from this era are included in this exhibit.
This exhibit compliments Krannert Center's "Harlem 100—Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance" on November 14th, 2019.
Links to related searches in the UIUC Library Catalog
Pictures from the Harlem Renaissance 100th Anniversary Exhibit
Exhibit Bibliography
- Harlem Renaissance 100th Anniversary Exhibit HandoutThis document contains a list of all of the pieces in this exhibit, including Call Numbers and a link to this libguide for future reference.
Items in collection
Black Music in the Harlem Renaissance by Call Number: MT761 R65P7 1985 v. 1ISBN: 0313265461Publication Date: 1990-06-11
The Harlem renaissance [videorecording] : the music & rhythms that started a cultural revolution.Call Number: DVD ML3479 H375 2004ISBN: 0769731155Publication Date: 2004
Pages from the Harlem Renaissance by Call Number: PN1708.J28 H54ISBN: 0820428647Publication Date: 2006-11-23
