In February the Florham Campus Library is displaying two book exhibitions celebrating Black Americans’ contributions in the visual and literary arts. The one, “Black Artists” features books about the Harlem Renaissance, and the artists Jean-Michel Basquiat, June Jordan, Richard Wright, among others. The other, titled “Ralph Ellison,” features works by this author and highlighting his novel, Invisible Man which won the National Book Award in 1953.
Black artists in America: from the Great Depression to civil rights by 
To conserve a legacy: American art from historically Black colleges and universities by 
Narratives of African American art and identity : the David C. Driskell collection by 
African American visual arts: from slavery to the present by 
Creating their own image: the history of African-American women artists by 
Maya Angelou's I know why the caged bird sings : a casebook by 
Overcoming speechlessness : a poet encounters the horror in Rwanda, Eastern Congo, and Palestine/Israel by 
This bridge called my back : writings by radical women of color by 
Breaking ice : an anthology of contemporary African-American fiction by 
The contemporary African American novel: its folk roots and modern literary branches by 
