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Articles by Ireashia Bennett

  • Featured image: Film still from Going Back to the Future, a visual collage by Ireashia M. Bennett as a response to ‘to render the infinite,’ a short film by zakkiyyah najeebah dumas o’neal and composer by Ayana Contreras.

    Going Back to the Future: A Visual Collage In Response to the Film ‘to render the infinite’

    by Ireashia Bennett
    April 5, 2022

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    Archives, Art Design Chicago, Featured, Sound, Film + Video
  • Black Monument Ensemble: Looking Back From Now

    by Ireashia Bennett
    July 9, 2019

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    Archives, Artists, Community, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
  • In Conversation with Artist Jireh L. Drake

    by Ireashia Bennett
    January 24, 2019

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    Archives, Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews
  • Darien R. Wendell, Forging Black Queer Sanctuaries by Any Means

    by Ireashia Bennett
    December 7, 2018

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    Archives, Artists, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews
  • Abolitionist Sarah-Ji Uses Photography To Reimagine Community Liberation

    by Ireashia Bennett
    October 29, 2018

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    Archives, Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured
  • Tonika G. Johnson Uses Visual Activism to Combat Distorted Truth

    by Ireashia Bennett
    September 25, 2018

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    Archives, Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews
  • Archivist Candace Ming Preserves and Uplifts the Cultural Memory of Chicago’s South Side

    by Ireashia Bennett
    September 18, 2018

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    Archives, Community, Featured, On Archives, Sound, Film + Video
  • Archivist and Activist Erin Glasco Envisions Rebuilding the Archive—From the Inside Out

    by Ireashia Bennett
    September 10, 2018

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    Artists, Community, Envisioning Justice, Featured, Interviews, On Archives

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