Background & Overview
Ellis Wilson:: A very good collection of HR LinksHarlem: 1900-1940: A very good online exhibit.
Drop Me Off in Harlem: : A terrific site by the Kennedy Center
African-American Odyssey:: A chronicle of the African American experience, by the Library of Congress.
HR: Multimedia Resource: An excellent, engaging site that teaches you a lot!
Perspectives in American Literature: Contains a timeline and links to authors
PBS Newshour: A very informative site on the movement
Jazz Age Culture: This is THE place to go to find info on all facets of the HR.
Music
Harlem.org: Dedicated to the Jazz Greats of the EraJazz: A very good piece by Ken Burns
20's fashion and music: An overview of the era.
When the Negro was in Vogue: Reflections by Langston Hughes and Wallace Thurman
Songs of the Soul: A well-written piece on the era - you feel like you're there.
Fiction & Poetry
The Harlem Renaissance A bit flashy, but it has some good info on some writers and poets.HR Poetry: Links, along with downloadable and printable items
Poetry Foundation: A great site, with information about 8 HR poets
Harlem Writers: From About.com, a good overview.
African American Book Club: Info on four key writers
HR Writer Guide: Downloadable pdfs on a number of writers
Visual Art
Rhapsodies in Black A beautiful site dedicated to the art and artists of the era.Artlex: Some very good examples from the era
Eyecon Art: Great examples of art and some background...
HR Art Video: Posted on Youtube, this is a 7 minute overview of the art of the period.
Art Focus: From PBS, some good information.
ArtCyclopedia: Good site - with links to individual artists and images