05/08/2020
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Founded in 1925 as the Negro Literature, History and Prints Division of the 135th Street Branch Library by Arturo Alfonso Schomburg, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is one of the leading cultural institutions in the world devoted to the preservation of materials focused on African-American, African Diaspora, and African experiences. Recognized for its prominence in digital humanities, scholarly research, and vast collection spanning over 10 million items, the Schomburg Center won the National Medal for Museum and Library Service in 2015. Today, the Schomburg serves as a space that encourages lifelong education and exploration with diverse programs that illuminate the richness of black history and culture, and in 2017 it was named a National Historic Landmark. For more information, please visit www.schomburgcenter.org
05/07/2020
#GoodNews: We’re pleased to announce Joy Bivins has been named associate director of Collections and Research Services. Joy will serve as chief curator leading the charge on collection processing and acquisitions. She begins June 23. http://ow.ly/Pamv30qDOZa #SchomburgCenter
05/07/2020
#NursesDay2020: In the early 1900s, #Blacknurses, who were not allowed to treat white patients and faced initial resistance from Black patients, put their education to use in the New York City neighborhood. San Juan Hill. Check out this blog post by Rhonda Evans, assistant chief librarian in our Jean Blackwell Huston Research and Reference Division. http://ow.ly/5q4g30qDPGh #SchomburgCenter #NationalNursesDay
05/06/2020
Looking for an inspirational poem or a motivational quote? Check out the new blog post by the #SchomburgCenter’s Diana Tan for ideas. http://ow.ly/AIVE30qDewZ #Inspiration #Motivational #Motive #Inspire #MayaAngelou #MarvinGaye
05/05/2020
In this 1955 photo, poet and author Langston Hughes signed autographs during a program at the Washington Heights branch of The New York Public Library. To see more images from the Regina Andrews Photograph Collection, visit http://ow.ly/9MbX30qDdZC #SchomburgCenter #NYPL
05/05/2020
#FYI: It’s a two-part digital event at 7 PM on Tuesday, May 5 and May 12! Don't miss “Setting the Stage: Black Classical Debuts at Town Hall” with The Town Hall's archivist Melay Araya and author Anthony Philpott. http://ow.ly/3RHE30qDdJB #SchomburgCenter
05/04/2020
#MusicMonday: Soprano Maggie Porter Cole (1853-1942) was one of the original members of the Fisk Jubilee Singers, a company of Black college students and alumni who sang spirituals. The group performed throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia. This 1911 image is from our Jubilee Singers Numbers collection in our Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. https://on.nypl.org/3bXa1rH #SchomburgCenter
05/04/2020
Marion Post Wolcott’s 1939 picture of Palm Beach, Florida is from the Farm Security Administration Collection in our Photographs and Prints Division. http://ow.ly/QzjF30qCEQD #SchomburgCenter
05/03/2020
#SundayService: M. Wolfe’s 1934 print “Baptism” is from the Works Progress Administration (WPA) collection in our Art and Artifacts Division. https://on.nypl.org/3dgo4sF #SchomburgCenter #Goodmorning
05/03/2020
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05/01/2020
Rio Cortez
Rio Cortez, a creative coordinator and manager of our SchomburgShop, shared what Gwendolyn Brooks meant to her and recited her poem “a song in the front yard” at our 2017 event “Gwendolyn Brooks Centennial Celebration.” Today is the 70th anniversary of Ms. Brooks making history as the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize. https://bit.ly/2SlTHZK #GlobalGwen #PulitzerPrize #Poetry
05/01/2020
NYPL Bookmobile on Twitter
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“Hey New Yorkers, @nycgov will be distributing over 100,000 face masks in parks across the 5 boroughs starting tomorrow, Saturday, May 2! Free masks will be available through Tuesday, May 5th. For more information visit their website. https://t.co/8c3I6uuZJq”
05/01/2020
Kevin Young
At our 2017 event “Gwendolyn Brooks Centennial Celebration,” #SchomburgCenter Director Kevin Young recited her poem “kitchenette building” and shared what her work meant to him. Today is the 70th anniversary of Ms. Brooks making history as the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize. It was for her book “Annie Allen.” http://ow.ly/3O5830qC4FS #GlobalGwen
04/30/2020
Barbara Burrage’s lithograph “Man on Bench” is part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) collection in our Art and Artifacts Division. It was created between 1935-1943. http://ow.ly/vIZ230qC7qM #SchomburgCenter
04/30/2020
“Girl With Blue Hair” by Blanche Grambs is from the Works Progress Administration (WPA) collection in our Art and Artifacts Division. It was created between 1935-1943. http://ow.ly/WbpS30qC18K #SchomburgCenter
04/30/2020
NYPL TechConnect on Twitter
FYI via The New York Public Library's Tech Connect.
http://twitter.com/NYPLTechConnect/status/1254832688038662145
“Are you interested in learning how to use HTML & CSS to create a web page? Register for our virtual course here: https://t.co/NEwX7NCM0W @nypl @nycfuture @nycgov @nycdoitt #nypl #html #onlinelearning #digitalresources #libraries #libraryresources #computerliteracy”
04/29/2020
Data collected in the #2020Census will help to determine the success of our community for the next 10 years by helping NYC get its fair share of federal funds for programs and resources. #GetCountedNYC and take the Census now. https://www.nypl.org/census #SchomburgCenter #NYPL
04/29/2020
On Thursday, April 30 at 1 PM, New York University's Glucksman Ireland House, a center for Irish and Irish American Studies, will host “Black, Brown, and Green Voices” via Zoom. The talk will cover interactions between African Americans and Irish Americans in the U.S and beyond. RSVP at http://ow.ly/8hax30qB9rF. #SchomburgCenter
04/28/2020
Census 2020 at NYPL
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With so much at stake, libraries will be the City's key partner in ensuring every New Yorker gets counted.
04/28/2020
TONIGHT: Starting at 6:45 PM. #SchomburgCenter
04/28/2020
On Thursday, April 30 at 1 PM, New York University's Glucksman Ireland House will host “Black, Brown, and Green Voices” via Zoom. The talk will cover interactions between African Americans and Irish Americans in the U.S and beyond. RSVP at http://ow.ly/8hax30qB9rF. #SchomburgCenter
04/27/2020
#FYI: TOMORROW at 6:45 PM #SchomburgCenter #FYI
04/27/2020
#MusicMonday: Soprano Camilla Williams made history as the first Black woman to secure a contract with a major U.S. opera company. She made her debut in 1946 with the New York City Opera. This 1949 image is from the George W. Westerman Papers in our Manuscripts, Archives, and Rare Books Division. http://ow.ly/CwRh30qAY6S #SchomburgCenter #Opera #Soprano New York City Opera
04/26/2020
This 1882 illustration "Sunday in New Orleans" is from our America Revisited Collection. To see more images, view the digital collection of our Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. http://ow.ly/oRo230qAITV #SchomburgCenter
04/26/2020
#SundayService: This 1882 illustration "In A Negro Church" is from the America Revisited Collection in our Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. http://ow.ly/1cw730qAJ3F #SchomburgCenter #GoodMorning #BlackChurches #ChurchService
04/26/2020
Can we get a round of applause for Reference Librarian A.J. Muhammad? He's in our Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. On National Library Workers Day (April 21), one of our patrons recognized A.J. for his great work. Check out the message on the American Library Association-Allied Professional Association’s (ALA-APA) website. https://ala-apa.org/nlwd/ #SchomburgCenter #Kudos #LibraryWorkersDay #NYPL
04/25/2020
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RT @nypl: Are you looking for some online resources that will help support distance learning? The resources on this list will help parents, students, and teachers alike. http://on.nypl.org/3bg0ziM
04/25/2020
Harlem Counts! Census2020 Virtual Town Hall
#FYI: CUNY's Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy is holding a #2020Census Town Hall meeting on Monday, April 27 at 3 PM via Zoom. RSVP, http://ow.ly/H9E130qArsF #SchomburgCenter #NYPLCUNY Grad School of Public Health & Health Po... #Census2020
We will engage our community in discussing the urgency of an accurate count for Harlem and for public health.
04/24/2020
Dinner and a movie? Here are some images from our Schomburg Menu and Underworld Motion Picture Stills collections. #FoodFriday #SchomburgCenter Sylvia's Restaurant, the Queen of Soulfood
04/24/2020
#FoodFriday: Looking for dinner ideas? The #SchomburgCenter’s Troy Belle can help. Check out his latest blog post for culinary inspiration from the Caribbean. http://ow.ly/2Xp130qA6TR #GoodFood #Eats #NYPL #Cooking
04/24/2020
#TBT: Dr. Michelle Commander, curator and associate director of The Lapidus Center for the Historical Analysis of Transatlantic Slavery, opened her first exhibition “Subversion & The Art of Slavery Abolition” in January. http://ow.ly/9L2u30qA1wd #SchomburgCenter
04/23/2020
View our digital collection of rare books and other printed material on the Atlantic slave trade. Ruth and Sid Lapidus, founders of the Lapidus Center, donated the original 400 items. Today our collection includes over 700 pieces. http://ow.ly/ErCy30qA1jG #SchomburgCenter
04/23/2020
#TBT: In 2019, The Lapidus Center for the Historical Analysis of Transatlantic Slavery held its biennial conference #EnduringSlavery. It brought together scholars, visual artists, and writers to discuss the history of slavery and its afterlives.
Organized by Dr. Michelle Commander, the Center’s curator and associate director, topics of discussion included gender, resistance, speculation, the Civil War, abolition, and more. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter #SchomburgCenter
#ThrowbackThursday
04/23/2020
This 1943 photo by E.F. Joseph features two female workers who are part of the team building the SS George Washington Carver at the Kaiser Shipyards in California. The picture is part of the Occupations Collection in our Photographs and Prints Division. http://ow.ly/cjdP30qyURj. #SchomburgCenter #WildcardWednesday
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The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a research unit of The New York Public Library, is generally recognized as one of the leading institutions of its kind in the world. A cultural center as well as a repository, this Harlem-based modern research library also sponsors a wide array of interpretive programs, including exhibitions, scholarly and public forums, and cultural performances. For over 80 years, the Schomburg Center has collected, preserved, and provided access to materials documenting black life, and promoted the study and interpretation of black history and culture. For more information, please visit www.schomburgcenter.org Exhibition hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 am-6 pm
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Rio Cortez
Rio Cortez, a creative coordinator and manager of our SchomburgShop, shared what Gwendolyn Brooks meant to her and recited her poem “a song in the front yard” at our 2017 event “Gwendolyn Brooks Centennial Celebration.” Today is the 70th anniversary of Ms. Brooks making history as the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize. https://bit.ly/2SlTHZK #GlobalGwen #PulitzerPrize #Poetry
Kevin Young
At our 2017 event “Gwendolyn Brooks Centennial Celebration,” #SchomburgCenter Director Kevin Young recited her poem “kitchenette building” and shared what her work meant to him. Today is the 70th anniversary of Ms. Brooks making history as the first Black person to win a Pulitzer Prize. It was for her book “Annie Allen.” http://ow.ly/3O5830qC4FS #GlobalGwen
Dr. Carla Hayden
As we celebrate National Library Workers Day, we offer thanks to the Schomburg Center team who assist researchers and scholars, and create exhibitions and programming that enlighten and expand the conversation on the African Diaspora. This work has a long-reaching impact and leads to life-changing experiences. Dr. Carla Hayden, the 14th librarian of Congress, shared her thoughts on her first Schomburg Center visit over 30 years ago and the impact the staff made on her life. Did a librarian make an impact on your life? Share your story. To view the 2019 conversation with Dr. Hayden, poet Tracy K. Smith, and Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young, visit https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/8661838 #SchomburgCenter #NLWD20 #NYPL #Libraries The Library of Congress
The Booksellers Trailer
Filmmaker D.W. Young interviewed Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young for the documentary “The Booksellers.” The film looks at the bibliophiles who treasure, collect, buy, and sell books. It’s now available to view via virtual cinema screenings. To purchase tickets, visit https://bit.ly/3ewicNh. Half of the proceeds go to support your local theater. The Hollywood Reporter called the film “a treat for anyone who appreciates the printed word” and Indie Wire praised the documentary as “one of the 10 must-see films at (2019’s) New York Film Festival.” #BooksellersMovie #SchomburgCenter The Booksellers
Kevin Young, The Booksellers
Filmmaker D.W. Young interviewed Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young for the documentary “The Booksellers.” The film looks at the bibliophiles who treasure, collect, buy, and sell books. It’s now available to view via virtual cinema screenings. To purchase tickets, visit https://bit.ly/3ewicNh. Half of the proceeds go to support your local theater. The Hollywood Reporter called The Booksellers “a treat for anyone who appreciates the printed word” and Indie Wire praised the documentary as “one of the 10 must-see films at (2019’s) New York Film Festival.” #BooksellersMovie #SchomburgCenter The Booksellers
#FashionFriday: Writer and activist Michaela Angela Davis discussed Motown's impact and legacy during our 2014 talk “Motown + Fashion.” Panelists included Professor Michael Dinwiddie (moderator), Grammy and Tony Award nominee Valisia LeKae, beauty and style expert Pamela Edwards Christiani, and television and radio personality Bevy Smith. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/2906095 #SchomburgCenter #Fashion #Style #Motown #Music #MichaelaAngelaDavis #Glamour #Glamourous #BlackStyle
In 2015, music producer Timbaland shared the story behind sound effects such as a baby’s sigh during his conversation with journalist Jelani Cobb. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/4502093 #SchomburgCenter #HipHop #BlackHistory
In our 2019 panel discussion “The Black Athlete in the Freedom Struggle,” Olympic gold medalist Wyomia Tyus discussed her life and shared the story of Tidye Pickett and Louise Stokes. Both Black Olympians were shut out of the 1932 Games. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/theblackathlete #SchomburgCenter
#TalkTuesday: “I don’t know that everybody has the temperament to be in elected office, but everyone has a temperament to be in politics or to serve,” said Leah Daughtry in 2018. The political strategist shared the stage with Yolanda Caraway, Donna Brazile, and Minyon Moore. The group discussed their book “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics” with journalist Rebecca Carroll. It covers their friendships and how it has shaped American politics. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/8410745 #SchomburgCenter #Politics
#TalkTuesday: Author and political strategist Donna Brazile recalled the moment she knew she wanted to devote her life to public service. Ms. Brazile shared the stage with Yolanda Caraway, Leah Daughtry, and Minyon Moore. In 2018, the group discussed their book “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics” with journalist Rebecca Carroll. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/8410745 #SchomburgCenter
During Nikki Giovanni’s 2017 conversation with journalist Joy-Ann Reid, she shared a story about Maya Angelou (1928-2014). Today is Ms. Angelou's birthday. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/7773866 #MayaAngelou #SchomburgCenter
Olympic gold medalist Wyomia Tyus, journalist Dave Zirin, and historian Louis Moore talked politics, power, and sports in our 2019 conversation “The Black Athlete in the Freedom Struggle.” To see more, visit https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/theblackathlete #SchomburgCenter #WomensHistoryMonth
In 2015, music producer Timbaland discussed his life, career, and book “The Emperor of Sound” with journalist Jelani Cobb. Learn the story behind sound effects such as a baby's sigh and the double-time style used by singer Aaliyah. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/4502093 #SchomburgCenter #MusicMonday
In 2015, music producer Timbaland discussed his life, career, and book “The Emperor of Sound” with journalist Jelani Cobb. Learn the story behind sound effects such as a baby's sigh and the double-time style used by singer Aaliyah. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/4502093 #SchomburgCenter #MusicMonday
Rakim
In his 2019 conversation with Video Music Box host Ralph McDaniels, Rakim discussed his life, peers, career and book “Sweat the Technique.” bit.ly/38OPgfs #SchomburgCenter
Nikki Giovanni reading from her book "A Good Cry"
It was #poetryinmotion when Nikki Giovanni read a selection from her book “A Good Cry: What We Learn from Tears and Laughter.” See the 2017 conversation between Ms. Giovanni and journalist Joy-Ann Reid. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/7773866. #SchomburgCenter #AGoodCry
Nikki Giovanni
It was #poetryinmotion when Nikki Giovanni read a selection from her book “A Good Cry: What We Learn from Tears and Laughter.” See the 2017 conversation between Ms. Giovanni and journalist Joy-Ann Reid. https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/7773866. #SchomburgCenter #AGoodCry
Chevalier de Saint Georges of Guadeloupe Recital
In Jan. 2019, musicians from the Festival International de Musique Saint-Georges gave a preview of their upcoming concert at the Saint-Georges International Music Festival later in the year. To see more and a performance by Guadeloupean Soprano Léïla Brédent, visit https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/8547621. #MusicMonday #SchomburgCenter
Chevalier de Saint Georges of Guadeloupe Recital
In Jan. 2019, musicians from the Festival International de Musique Saint-Georges gave a preview of their upcoming concert at the Saint-Georges International Music Festival later in the year. To see more and a performance by Guadeloupean Soprano Léïla Brédent, visit https://livestream.com/schomburgcenter/events/8547621. #MusicMonday #SchomburgCenter
TONIGHT: Critically-acclaimed songstress Pauline Jean takes the stage at 7 PM at our Women's Jazz Festival. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #SchomburgCenter #WJF2020
Pauline Jean
TOMORROW: Critically-acclaimed songstress Pauline Jean takes the stage at 7 PM at our Women's Jazz Festival. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #SchomburgCenter #WJF2020
Renee Neufville
Want to hear more from Renée Neufville? She takes the stage at our Women's Jazz Festival on Monday, March 16 at 7 PM. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #WJF2020 #SchomburgCenter #Jazz
“Try to open a file from your computer (from) seven years ago. It’s a hit or miss proposition. You can, of course, open any book from 500 years ago and think about and read what’s there.” Filmmaker D.W. Young interviewed Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young for @BooksellersMovie. The documentary looks at bibliophiles who treasure, collect, buy, and sell books. It opens tomorrow. Here's the trailer. https://quadcinema.com/film/the-booksellers/ The Hollywood Reporter calls the documentary “a treat for anyone who appreciates the printed word.” #BooksellersMovie #SchomburgCenter
Renee Neufville
Want to hear more from Renée Neufville? She takes the stage at our Women's Jazz Festival on Monday, March 16 at 7 PM. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #WJF2020 #SchomburgCenter
Critically-acclaimed songstress Pauline Jean takes the stage on Monday, March 9 at 7 PM at our Women's Jazz Festival. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #WJF2020 #SchomburgCenter #Jazz #PaulineJean
Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young will be featured in the upcoming documentary “The Booksellers.” The film looks at the bibliophiles who treasure, collect, buy, and sell books. It opens on Friday, March 6 in New York City. https://quadcinema.com/film/the-booksellers The Hollywood Reporter calls the documentary “a treat for anyone who appreciates the printed word." Here are the links if you would like to learn more about the archives discussed in this film clip: James Baldwin, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/24143 Lorraine Hansberry, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/20931 Malcolm X, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/21896 #BooksellersMovie #SchomburgCenter @BooksellersMovie
Pauline Jean
Pauline Jean takes the stage on Monday, March 9 at 7 PM at our Women's Jazz Festival. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #WJF2020 #SchomburgCenter
Pauline Jean peforming at Women's Jazz Festival
Pauline Jean takes the stage on Monday, March 9 at 7 PM at our Women's Jazz Festival. The Haitian American songstress and acclaimed performing artist brings a refreshing and erudite blend of jazz that draws from her Creole roots. Visit schomburgcenter.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets. #WJF2020 #SchomburgCenter
Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young will be featured in the upcoming documentary “The Booksellers.” The film looks at the bibliophiles who treasure, collect, buy, and sell books. It opens on Friday, March 6 in New York City. https://quadcinema.com/film/the-booksellers The Hollywood Reporter calls the documentary “a treat for anyone who appreciates the printed word." Here are the links if you would like to learn more about the archives discussed in this film clip: James Baldwin, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/24143 Lorraine Hansberry, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/20931 Malcolm X, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/21896 #BooksellersMovie #SchomburgCenter @BooksellersMovie
Filmmaker D.W. Young interviewed Schomburg Center Director Kevin Young for the documentary “The Booksellers.” The film looks at the bibliophiles who treasure, collect, buy, and sell books. It hits theaters on Friday, March 6. https://quadcinema.com/film/the-booksellers The Hollywood Reporter calls the film “a treat for anyone who appreciates the printed word” and IndieWire praises the documentary as “one of the 10 must-see films at (2019’s) New York Film Festival.” Here are the links if you would like to learn more about the archival collections discussed in the interview: James Baldwin, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/24143 Lorraine Hansberry, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/20931 Malcolm X, http://archives.nypl.org/scm/21896 #BooksellersMovie #SchomburgCenter @BooksellersMovie
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