COURSE DESCRIPTION
All facets of the arts, literature, painting, music, dance, and photography reigned supreme in an atmosphere where racial distinctions had no place. It was a moment in time when the arts created a utopian culture, bringing importance to African American art and inspiring future generations of artists and intellectuals.
The portrait of African American life, identity, and culture that emerged from the Harlem Renaissance challenged the racist stereotypes of the Jim Crow South. How did this come about?
Names like Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Langston Hughes, Jacob Lawrence, and James Van der Zee still resonate today.

COURSE LEADER
Wendy Worth has taught many history of art courses at Evergreen Forum. She has a background in the history of art and is also an expert on birds.

GENERAL INFORMATION
This Evergreen Forum course will take place virtually via Zoom. Zoom links are sent 24 hours before each class. Any general questions or concerns about this event should be directed to CMAP at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by calling 609-751-9699.

SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS are available. Please contact Johanna Peters, Director of Social Services at 609.751.9699, ext. 111 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to submit a request form by following the link here to apply.

REFUND INFORMATION
· We invite you to donate your refund to CMAP. Call us for more information
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· Payments made electronically will be refunded electronically
· Refund processing time is approximately 2 weeks
· Up to the start of the second week of an Evergreen Forum Course — refunds will be issued minus a $25 processing fee
· No refund will be offered after the second week of class.
· There will be a $25 processing fee for refunds to those who register for the same program more than once