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125th Street Elevation Midterm Project for Generative Histories Harlem Pt. 1
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125th Street Model Midterm Project for Generative Histories Harlem Pt.1
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Uptown Grand Central Pop-Up Exhibit Showcase for Generative histories Harlem pt. 1 students' final work temporarily displayed at Turnout NYC.
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Franco Gaskin Video
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Interpretive Document Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Pt. 1
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Values, Practices, Identities Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Jazz Nostalgic Walkthrough Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Harlem’s Spotlight Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Future Gate Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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The Thick Red Line Interpretive Document for ARCH 2400 (Spring 2024)
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Lenox Lounge Before and After Interpretive Document for ARCH 2400 (Spring 2024)
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Diasporic Garment Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Mart 125 Narrative Study Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Echoes of Identity: Reflection Through Projection Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Food, Culture, History Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Re-Jazzing 125th Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Dear MTA Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Group 5 Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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[Untitled] Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Bridging Barriers Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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Syllabus: Generative Histories Harlem, Pt. 1, "125th Street Corridor"
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Anthology of CCCADI Final Assignment for Generative Histories Harlem Part 1
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"Franco (the Great) Gaskin" The Place, Memory & Culture Incubator was fortunate to host Franco (the Great) Gaskin at the Spitzer School of Architecture!
The Harlem artist, known for his 125th street storefront gate paintings spanning decades, shares his work and legacy.
Franco was one of the community partners for the Place Memory & Culture Incubator during the Spring 2024 “Generative Harlem Histories” Studio coordinated by Professor and Co-Director of the PMCI Jerome Haferd alongside co-faculties Gerardo Ciprian, Nina Cooke John, nia Love, and Chat Travieso.
This lecture was moderated by the PMCI’s PI and Co-Director Jerome Haferd in conversation with Franco Gaskin and Community Engagement Specialist Anthony Carrión.