Showing posts with label Rutgers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rutgers. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Random Photos

Here are few photos from the last few months.  Scroll down to the bottom to see how the New York Post, and New Yorkers, responded to the New Year's Eve flub by Mariah Carey. Poor Mimi!

One of Kerry James Marshall's paintings,
now on exhibit at his Met Breuer
show, Kerry James Marshall: MASTRY

Profs. Marisa Fuentes and Deborah Gray White,
who co-edited (in record time) the
superbly executed Scarlet and Black:
Slavery and Dispossession in Rutgers
History
(Rutgers UP, 2016)
 at the public launch
last fall 
At a gallery on the Upper East Side
Outside the Grove Street PATH station, Jersey City
The Delmar Loop in St. Louis
Muslim Voices, a Rutgers-Newark AAAS-
sponsored program led by Prof. Zain Abdullah,
of Temple University, at the Newark Museum
One of the last episodes of this season of Empire,
featuring a reproduction of Edgar Degas'
"Miss LaLa at the Cirque Fernando," the subject
of my story Counternarratives "Acrobatique"  
Festive trees in the Manhattan
Financial District
Lower Manhattan, from the offices
of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
Artists at the offices of the Lower Manhattan
Cultural Council's residency site
Zuccotti Park, where Occupy NYC
took place, now glitzed up (again)
Poet, essayist and editor
Saeed Jone speaking on behalf of
his former teacher, Rigoberto González,
who was being honored at Poets House 
My amazing colleague
Rigoberto González
In the WTC Westfield Shopping
walkway, with a giant telescreen
in the background 
On the phone, in the WTC
Newark's gentrifying Halsey Street
New buildings in Newark 
Vintage car on campus 
The cast of Kaija Saariaho's
L'Amour de loin, at the Met Opera
Post-SantaCon Santa,
almost on the rails 
At the Rutgers-Newark MFA holiday
reading, party and book exchange 
Tonya Foster and David Barclay Moore
at the book launch for Robert F. Reid-Pharr's
Archives of Flesh: African America, Spain,
and Post-Humanist Critique
(NYU Press, 2016)
Robert F. Reid-Pharr (r) and his editor at
book launch for his new scholarly book
Archives of Flesh: African America, Spain,
and Post-Humanist Critique
 (NYU Press, 2016)
New York Post: "The Plot Against Mariah"

Monday, November 14, 2016

Random Photos

A few recent random photos. Enjoy!

Chinelo Okparanta & Robin Coste Lewis
answering questions after their
superb reading at Rutgers-Newark
A subway rat (do you see it?) 
Evie Shockley introducing Mendi+Keith
Obadike at Penn State Conference
on African American Literature and Language

Mendi+Keith Obadike presenting
their work at CAALL
A musician in Washington Square Park
Painting wrought iron in the West Village
Décollage, SoHo 
With Carter Mathes (left) and Evie Shockley (right)
at the Ark of Bones event at Gallery Aferro
in Newark

My colleague Mark Krasovic, an unidentified woman,
Mrs. Loretta Dumas, Henry Dumas's widow,
and my colleague Christina Strasburger
at Gallery Aferro 
Scarlet and Black: The newly issued
scholarly anthology about Rutgers University's
historical involvement with slavery 
College Avenue, Rutgers (New Brunswick)
At the Westside Theater, before the
start of Othello: The Remix 
Mosaic mural featuring Frederick Douglass
quotation, Midtown 
Post-election Grief & Supportive Post-Its,
Union Square Station tunnel, Manhattan
Those Post-Its
Subway performers 
The Strand Bookstore's last copy (for now)
of Counternarratives; they once had over
100+ copies of the hardcover AND the
paperback. Thank you, readers!
Subway rider, with his 40
Rehab work at the Blue Man Group's
 theater, Astor Place
Cooper Square 
Workers at the increasingly
privatized, zombie urban
hot spot, Astor Place
The famous Alamo Cube, cordoned off
(and now longer movable by passersby)
Bikes and skateboards now
forbidden at the branded, neoliberalized
Astor Place