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I had a great conversation last week with Thomas Seely, host of the “Art Uncovered” show on BreakThru Radio, and it is now available as a podcast here.

Author Matthew WittmannPosted on January 15, 2013August 28, 2013Categories circus and the city, podcasts

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RIP the great James Earl Jones (1931-2024), who ap RIP the great James Earl Jones (1931-2024), who appears here with Rossetta LeNoire in his first Obie-winning performance in "Clandestine on the Morning Line" at the Actor's Playhouse, 1961. From the archive of photographer Alix Jeffry (MS Thr 416). © Harvard Theatre Collection, Houghton Library⁣ #jamesearljones #rosettalenoire #alixjeffry #houghtonlibrary #harvardlibrary
We'll be talking about the recently acquired Godfr We'll be talking about the recently acquired Godfrey Cambridge archive next Monday, February 26 at 700pm ahead of a screening @harvardfilmarchive of "Cotton Comes to Harlem" (1970). Further details and link for tickets in our profile. Images from the Godfrey Cambridge papers (MS Thr 2252) | negatives of photographs taken by Godfrey Cambridge on set | Himes' inscription in Cambridge's copy of the book | publicity image of Cambridge and co-star Raymond St. Jacques | film poster illustration by Robert McGinnis. #godfreycambridge #cottoncomestoharlem #chesterhimes #houghtonlibrary #harvardtheatrecollection #harvardfilmarchive
In 1965, Native Americans from St. John’s Indian In 1965, Native Americans from St. John’s Indian School in Arizona performed indigenous dances at @JacobsPillow, the pioneering dance festival in Becket, Massachusetts. Jacob’s Pillow rests on the traditional lands of the Agawam, the Nipmuc, the Pocumtuc, and the Mohican, and its commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices seeks to honor their elders past, present, and future.⁣ ⁣ 📸 by John Lindquist. MS Thr 482. © Harvard Theatre Collection⁣ ⁣ #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HarvardTheatreCollection @HoughtonLibrary
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