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August 2020
Dyckman Farmhouse’s “Driving While Black: Race, Space and the Automobile”
Acclaimed historian Gretchen Sorin reveals how the car–the ultimate symbol of independence and possibility–has always held particular importance for African Americans, allowing black families to…
Find out more »Inwood Art Works – Lost Inwood: Video Vault
The Dyckman Oval, often called “Harlem’s Own,” was once located in Inwood. The stadium once hosted Negro League baseball…
Find out more »Dyckman Farmhouse Presents Whiteness, Slavery, and the Making of Race in the Atlantic World
By the seventeenth century, England was establishing its empire throughout the Americas. In addition to implementing processes of land dispossession…
Find out more »Morris Jumel Mansion Virtual Parlor Chat “How the Mosquito Changed the Course of the American Revolution”
Winegard’s “The Mosquito: A Human History of Our Deadliest Predator” is a groundbreaking work of narrative nonfiction showing how the mosquito has been the single most powerful force in determining humanity’s…
Find out more »Dyckman Farmhouse Presents Thinking Through Race Formations in Latin America and the U.S.
While race impacts all communities, race is not the same all over the world. This talk will provide an introduction to how race formations…
Find out more »Thursdays with NoMAA
Meet a new uptown artist or performer each Thursday at 7:30pm through November 19th. Watch a performance or open studio, followed by a Q & A with the artist.
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