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Urban Arts Corps photograph collection

Title
  1. Urban Arts Corps photograph collection [graphic].
Published by
  1. [194-]-[199-]
Author
  1. Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.)

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Additional authors
  1. Andrews, Bert.
  2. Atkin, Jonathan.
  3. Bailey, Ed.
  4. Beal, Russell.
  5. Bishop, Paul.
  6. Blackman, Barry M.
  7. Crawford, Joseph J.
  8. Green, John.
  9. Jeffry, Alix.
  10. Keull, Steven.
  11. McBean, Angus, 1904-
  12. Ostertag, Barna.
  13. Peiken, Terry.
  14. Pillsbury, Garth.
  15. Policastro, Frank.
  16. Samrock, Carl.
  17. Schatt, Roy.
  18. Silvestro, Richard.
  19. Smith, Vernon L.
  20. Swope, Martha.
  21. Tupay, P.
  22. Willard, Avery, 1921-1999.
  23. Wagner International Photos, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
  24. Your Image, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
Found in
  1. c2ac Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.) Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.) records, 1968-1983 (CstRLIN)NYPW89-A218
Description
  1. 517 items (2.5 lin. ft., 4 boxes); 35 x 26 cm. and smaller.
Summary
  1. The Urban Arts Corps (UAC) Photograph Collection depicts the Corps' activities as well as documents aspects of the professional career of its founder/director, Vinnette Carroll.
Donor/Sponsor
  1. Schomburg NEH Blacks on Stage: African-American Theater Arts Collections Project.
Alternative title
  1. All the kings men.
  2. The boogie-woogie rumble of a dream deferred.
  3. Bury the dead.
  4. But never jam today.
  5. Croesus and the witch.
  6. Don't bother me, I can't cope.
  7. Moon on a rainbow shawl.
  8. The ups and downs of Theophilus Maitland.
  9. Your arms too short to box with God.
Subject
  1. Weeks, Alan, 1948-2015 > Performances > 1970-1979
  2. Grant, Micki
  3. Evans, Damon
  4. Tyson, Cicely
  5. Contact sheets > 1960-1999
  6. Simon, Barbara
  7. Theatrical producers and directors > United States
  8. Pencil works
  9. Group portraits > 1960-1989
  10. Kelly, Paula > Performances > 1970-1979
  11. Clifton-Allen, Lynne > Performances > 1970-1979
  12. King, Bobbie > Performances > 1970-1979
  13. De Lain, Marguerite > Performances > 1970-1979
  14. Lewis, Garry Q > Performances > 1970-1979
  15. Derricks, Clinton > Performances > 1970-1979
  16. Hemsley, Sherman, 1938- > Performances > 1970-1979
  17. Hainesworth, James
  18. Hill, Bobby > Performances > 1970-1979
  19. Johnson, Bernard
  20. Manzano, Sonia
  21. Dean, Hannah > Performances > 1970-1979
  22. Aldridge, Mary
  23. African Americans > Performances and portrayals > New York (State) > New York > 1960-1989
  24. Marshall, William, 1924-2003
  25. African American women entertainers
  26. Stout, Eileen
  27. Theater rehearsals
  28. Slides
  29. African American actors
  30. St. Johns, Jai Oscar > Performances > 1970-1979
  31. Premice, Josephine
  32. Van Scott, Glory > Performances > 1970-1979
  33. Theater audiences > New York (State) > New York > 1960-1989
  34. Turner, George > Performances > 1970-1979
  35. Dye coupler prints > 1960-1999
  36. King, Billy > Performances > 1970-1979
  37. Thomas, Marie (Thomas Foster) > Performances > 1970-1979
  38. Fleming, Juanita > Performances > 1970-1979
  39. Green, Al, 1946-
  40. African Americans in the performing arts > New York (State) > New York
  41. African American actresses
  42. Gelatin silver prints > 1960-1999
  43. Patterson, Linda
  44. Hall, Delores > Performances > 1970-1979
  45. Malone, Deborah > Performances > 1970-1979
  46. Portrait photographs > 1960-1989
  47. Publicity photographs > 1960-1989
  48. Beatty, Talley
  49. Allen, Jonelle > Performances > 1970-1979
  50. Afro-American Folk Loric Troupe
  51. de Luca, John > Performances > 1970-1979
  52. New York State Council on the Arts
  53. Estwick, Pat
  54. Ghetto Arts Program
  55. African American theater > New York (State) > New York
  56. Bradford, Alex
  57. Yancy, Emily > Performances > 1970-1979
  58. Theatrical productions > New York (State) > New York > 1960-1989
  59. Primus, Mark
  60. Petri, Felix
  61. Ambrose, Amanda > Performances > 1970-1979
  62. Black arts movement
  63. LaBelle, Patti
  64. Bey, Salome > Performances > 1970-1979
  65. Carter, Maryce
  66. Gelatin silver film negatives
  67. Arts, Black > New York (State) > New York
  68. Legerra, Jean
  69. Marsh, Bernard > Performances > 1970-1979
  70. Jacob, Norman L
  71. Robinson, Mabel > Performances > 1970-1979
  72. Hemsley, Winston DeWitt
  73. Peters, Brock
  74. DuBois, Jacquelyn > Performances > 1970-1979
  75. Russell, Mabel
  76. Carroll, Vinnette
  77. Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.)
  78. White, Myrna > Performances > 1970-1979
  79. Kilpatrick, Eric > Performances > 1970-1979
  80. Columbus, Charles
Genre/Form
  1. Publicity photographs – 1960-1989.
  2. Portrait photographs – 1960-1989.
  3. Group portraits – 1960-1989.
  4. Gelatin silver prints – 1960-1999.
  5. Contact sheets – 1960-1999.
  6. Dye coupler prints – 1960-1999.
  7. Gelatin silver film negatives.
  8. Slides.
  9. Pencil works.
Call number
  1. Sc Photo Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.) Collection
Note
  1. Title devised by cataloger.
  2. Many photographs bear photographer's name and/or address handwritten, handstamped, or on printed labels on verso; some photographs have photographer's name and address printed on recto. Some photographic prints have printed captions on recto and/or handwritten notations on verso. Some photographs have typewritten descriptions attached. A few photographs are mounted; one has a newspaper clipping affixed on verso. A small mounted portrait drawing in pencil is mounted. The collection contains some duplicates.
  3. Collection includes work by Bert Andrews, Roy Schatt, Martha Swope and others.
Biography (note)
  1. The Urban Arts Corps (UAC), a theater group, was founded by actress-director Vinnette Carroll in l967 who served as the company's artistic director.
Linking entry (note)
  1. Forms part of the Urban Arts Corps Records, 1968-1983.
Author
  1. Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.)
Title
  1. Urban Arts Corps photograph collection [graphic].
Imprint
  1. [194-]-[199-]
Biography
  1. The Urban Arts Corps (UAC), a theater group, was founded by actress-director Vinnette Carroll in l967 who served as the company's artistic director. The Corps emerged as a pilot project of the Ghetto Arts Program which was sponsored by the New York State Council of the Arts. Initially its members were African-American and Puerto Rican youth, but by the third season UAC became multi-racial. Among the objectives of UAC was to stimulate an interest in the arts by providing outdoor performances in under-served urban communities, and to also develop a major repertory company that produced new plays by black playwrights.
  2. During the 1972-1973 season, UAC premiered its most successful musical, "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope." This production was later picked up by Broadway where it was directed by Vinnette Carroll, making her one of the first women to direct a Broadway show. In the 1975-1976 season, UAC produced "Your Arms Too Short to Box with God" which also later moved to Broadway. Both of these plays continue to be performed since they were first introduced more than 25 years ago.
  3. The date of the dissolution of UAC is unknown. Until the late 1990s, Carroll was the artistic director of the Vinnette Carroll Repertory Company, a church affiliated theater built in Carroll's honor and located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Linking entry
  1. Forms part of the Urban Arts Corps Records, 1968-1983.
Local note
  1. Sc MG 210.
Connect to:
  1. Request Appointment
Local subject
  1. Black arts movement.
Added author
  1. Andrews, Bert. Photographer
  2. Atkin, Jonathan. Photographer
  3. Bailey, Ed. Photographer
  4. Beal, Russell. Photographer
  5. Bishop, Paul. Photographer
  6. Blackman, Barry M. Photographer
  7. Crawford, Joseph J. Photographer
  8. Green, John. Photographer
  9. Jeffry, Alix. Photographer
  10. Keull, Steven. Photographer
  11. McBean, Angus, 1904- Photographer
  12. Ostertag, Barna. Photographer
  13. Peiken, Terry. Photographer
  14. Pillsbury, Garth. Photographer
  15. Policastro, Frank. Photographer
  16. Samrock, Carl. Photographer
  17. Schatt, Roy. Photographer
  18. Silvestro, Richard. Photographer
  19. Smith, Vernon L. Photographer
  20. Swope, Martha. Photographer
  21. Tupay, P. Photographer
  22. Willard, Avery, 1921-1999. Photographer
  23. Wagner International Photos, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
  24. Your Image, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
Added title
  1. All the kings men.
  2. The boogie-woogie rumble of a dream deferred.
  3. Bury the dead.
  4. But never jam today.
  5. Croesus and the witch.
  6. Don't bother me, I can't cope.
  7. Moon on a rainbow shawl.
  8. The ups and downs of Theophilus Maitland.
  9. Your arms too short to box with God.
Found in:
  1. c2ac Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.) Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.) records, 1968-1983 (CstRLIN)NYPW89-A218
Research call number
  1. Sc Photo Urban Arts Corps (New York, N.Y.) Collection
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