We invite you to a book launch celebration with Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle plus their special guests including environmentalists, professors, international artists, a cowgirl, a donkey and others.
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We invite you to a book launch celebration with Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle plus their special guests including environmentalists, professors, international artists, a cowgirl, a donkey and others.
First conceptualized in the 1950s by cosmic philosopher and jazz giant Sun Ra, Afrofuturism is a wide-ranging social, political, and artistic movement intent on imagining a world where African-descended peoples and cultures can live and flourish.
We are pleased to offer a limited, online screening of Gilda Sheppard's award-winning documentary, Since I Been Down.
October 21-28, 2021
Film Screening: Register here
Visualizing Abolition continues with a conversation between author adrienne maree brown and Gilda Sheppard, director of the recent documentary, Since I Been Down.
Leonardo Art & Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER) is an international program bringing together artists, scientists, and scholars for presentations and conversations.
For artist Delilah Montoya, transforming the past is a communal act in which revered symbols and their mystical and spiritual qualities are reborn in photographic representation. Montoya's image-making quest is about the discovery and articulation of Chicano culture, as well as the icons which elucidate the dense history of New Mexico.
Cassils and rafa esparza are both internationally renowned performance and visual artists. They join us to discuss both their individual art practices and their large-scale socially engaged collaboration: In Plain Sight, 2020.
What does it mean to think of abolitionism as a vision—one that challenges the social, economic, and political worldviews that prisons promote?
"Music for Abolition," a series of original music videos curated by Terri Lyne Carrington, brings together musicians across a variety of genres to create a soundtrack—and provide a heartbeat—to our shared struggle for abolition.