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'I tell the truth about what's unknown': Moor Mother on revealing Britain's ongoing slavery links | Music - Vimarsana News

'I tell the truth about what's unknown': Moor Mother on revealing Britain's ongoing slavery links | Music

The American poet and musician’s new album The Great Bailout tracks the money given to British slaveowners – including David Cameron’s ancestors. She explains why she is pessimistic about getting true justice

Impossible Music - e-flux Education - Vimarsana News

Impossible Music - e-flux Education

Miller ICA at Carnegie Mellon University will present the Impossible Music exhibition that brings together sounds, scores, sculptures, video, and live performances to extend discourses on conceptual and experimental music and explore its intersections across different art forms.

Source: e-flux.com
Carnegie Hall Announces February—March 2022 Calendar - Vimarsana News

Carnegie Hall Announces February—March 2022 Calendar

The complete Carnegie Hall concert schedule for February and March has been announced.

Philly Afrofuturists take over Hatfield House - Vimarsana News

Philly Afrofuturists take over Hatfield House

The Hatfield House in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park is the site of an Afrofuturist vision of time travel by the art duo Black Quantum Futurism

Source: whyy.org
Black Quantum Futurism receives technology fellowship - Vimarsana News

Black Quantum Futurism receives technology fellowship

WHYY By Camae Ayewa (left) and Rasheedah Phillips (right) (Photo by Ryan Collerd) Time travel is not fantasy for Rasheedah Phillips and Camae Ayewa. Through their artistic collaboration as Black Quantum Futurism, they find places where science fiction and reality meet. “Our work is grounded in Afro-futurism, an umbrella term for envisioning and thinking about Black people in the future,” said Phillips, who serves as managing attorney for the housing unit of Community Legal Services, a free legal aid organization for low-income people in Philadelphia, and writes sci-fi. “In my work as a ...

Source: whyy.org