Photography Exhibition
Photography ExhibitionHarlem
Step into a cozy 40-seat theater where documentary films spark real conversation. Founded by legendary filmmaker Albert Maysles, this Harlem microcinema screens provocative work from emerging and established artists, often followed by Q&As with the filmmakers themselves.
Tips
June 12 at 7pm
From child prodigy backing Mahalia Jackson at age 5 to the Beatles' secret weapon, this documentary traces Billy Preston's seismic impact on rock and soul. Unseen footage and studio outtakes reveal the keyboard virtuoso behind "Outa-Space" and "You Are So Beautiful"—plus the personal struggles that shaped his brilliant but complicated life.
June 16 at 3pm
Cheer on Senegal or France with fellow fans at this free sidewalk screening. The match carries extra weight here: a former colony facing its colonizer on the world stage, with Harlem's diaspora community watching together.
June 16 at 7pm
Football becomes a political weapon and national myth in this potent double feature. One film follows an Algerian star who left the French team to fight for independence; the other captures Maradona's '86 World Cup brilliance that turned a player into a legend.
HarlemOpens Friday at 10:00 AM
Photography ExhibitionPhotography ExhibitionStep into a cozy 40-seat theater where documentary films spark real conversation. Founded by legendary filmmaker Albert Maysles, this Harlem microcinema screens provocative work from emerging and established artists, often followed by Q&As with the filmmakers themselves.
Tips
June 12 at 7pm
From child prodigy backing Mahalia Jackson at age 5 to the Beatles' secret weapon, this documentary traces Billy Preston's seismic impact on rock and soul. Unseen footage and studio outtakes reveal the keyboard virtuoso behind "Outa-Space" and "You Are So Beautiful"—plus the personal struggles that shaped his brilliant but complicated life.
June 16 at 3pm
Cheer on Senegal or France with fellow fans at this free sidewalk screening. The match carries extra weight here: a former colony facing its colonizer on the world stage, with Harlem's diaspora community watching together.
June 16 at 7pm
Football becomes a political weapon and national myth in this potent double feature. One film follows an Algerian star who left the French team to fight for independence; the other captures Maradona's '86 World Cup brilliance that turned a player into a legend.