Harlem Renaissance: A Celebration of Black Brilliance

The Harlem Renaissance, a golden age in African American culture, was rich in artistic activity. Literature, music, stage performance, and art erupted from the 1910s to the mid-1930s. Artists proclaimed pride in Black life and identity, shared the truths of inequality, and shared their ideas for the changing modern world. Throughout February, CMOM invites you to participate in art and design workshops and activities that re-introduce us all to the many artists and art forms that came out of this era.