Brown Girl’s Guide to Thriving in the Struggle
Some sound advice for artists of color navigating these art worlds.
Month: September 2016
The Waxing and Waning Poetics of A-lan Holt’s Moonwork
A response to A-lan Holt’s collection of poems on falling in and recovering from love.
Everlasting Harlem: A Conversation with Dawoud Bey
Two stories of Harlem told forty years apart through the words and photographs of Dawoud Bey.
The Archeology of Viktor lé. Givens
A conversation about the supernatural gifts of Black men in the exhibition The In Between Space: Black Magic. Black Manhood. Black Matter. at Rootwork Gallery.
Who’s Really Making America Great Again: New Narratives of the Diaspora in Hot Seven
A look into Hot Seven: The Chicago Breakdown, currently on view at the Gene Siskel Film Center.
Division – Part Five: Esmat
Soheila Azadi tells stories of her experiences as a Muslim woman living under a theocracy in Iran with the spatial separations between the sexes and races.
Division – Part Four: Monavar
Soheila Azadi tells stories of her experiences as a Muslim woman living under a theocracy in Iran with the spatial separations between the sexes and races.
Division – Part Three: Zohreh
Soheila Azadi tells stories of her experiences as a Muslim woman living under a theocracy in Iran with the spatial separations between the sexes and races.
Division – Part Two: Soheila
Soheila Azadi tells stories of her experiences as a Muslim woman living under a theocracy in Iran with the spatial separations between the sexes and races.
Division – Part One: Esfahan
Soheila Azadi tells stories of her experiences as a Muslim woman living under a theocracy in Iran with the spatial separations between the sexes and races.