Black Radical Imagination stemmed from a series of discussions around the boundaries and limitations that are historically given to people of color. Specifically, in the film industry these restrictions are often digested and kept to propel a vicious cycle of negative identification. Black Radical Imagination invokes a futurist aesthetic where artists identify themselves and reclaim their own unique stories. Black Radical Imagination is curated by Erin Christovale and Amir George.
“Treehome,” Tyler the Creator ft. Coco and Erykah Badu
Haunting and hauntology.
Former slaves at reunion in Washington, D.C. c. 1916
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Liya Kebede In “The Vanishing Underground”
By Mikael Jansson
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Gordon Parks, Segregated drinking fountain, Mobile, Alabama, 1956, (1956) at Adamson Gallery.
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Vanessa Beecroft
sculpture noire sexy.
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