Multidisciplinary Artist and Educator traversing themes of Black identity in the Americas and beyond. Former Director of Education @MAAHMuseum
IG : @L_merchie
TOMORROW! Join the @UmassBoston Labor Resource Center @Democracybrewng for our James Green Memorial Lecture and People's History Walking Tour. Talk by @MAAHMuseum's @l_merchie at 10am (Zoom in from anywhere) and Boston Black Heritage Trail walk at 11. https://t.co/bO09mOwG2Z
Congrats to our own @l_merchie who was selected to be 1/16 recipients of @bostonfdn Brother Thomas Fellowship! The award is given biennially to “support and celebrate a diverse group of Greater Boston artists working at a high level of excellence in a range of disciplines...”
6pm TONIGHT!
I’ll have the honor of being in conversation with Tamara Payne about book 📖The Dead are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X📖 written and researched by Les Payne and Tamara Payne.
REGISTER HERE!
https://t.co/ruCr92Fvh9
Smiles from this conversation yesterday! Have been grateful for the opportunities to reflect on the intersections of the museums as an institution, the arts, and activism.
Thank you @gardnermuseum for holding this space for us!
WATCH NOW: The Larger Conversation: Museums and Arts Activism, featuring @ToryShiloh, @ChanelThervil, @goldenthem, and @l_merchie as moderated by our very own Director of Public Programs, Catherine Morris!
Tune in: https://t.co/L902mxhbHY
Thanks to @l_merchie for an insightful look at Black women who helped change the "white possessive logic" and reframe an understanding of "belonging" — including by building diverse coalitions to accomplish suffrage.
#BNEC2020
Wow, thank you to L’Merchie Frazier (@l_merchie), Elizabeth Salas Evans (@ECONLIZ_E), and John Berst for kicking off #BNEC2020 with our first panel: Black Women as Purveyors of Change! And thank you to our great moderator, Dottie Morris!
.@l_merchie’s work is centered on helping others to find their voice and discover their own innate creativity. She shares how her community projects aim to encourage people – individually and collectively – to participate in the arena of art-making. https://t.co/1kWi9ZsYuN
JOIN US! Today at 4PM! Excited to be contributing history and reflection and looking forward to music by #FlorencePrice and @jmontgomerymusc
LINK TO LIVE HERE:
https://t.co/6infnqD7sy
@FollowerofTJ Secondly the commanding officer is on a horse. Why are the Black male soldiers walking and not afforded the opportunity to be on horse. Because policy here is inequitable and unequal.
@FollowerofTJ Hello @FollowerofTJ , I will be replying to your two tweets below.
The point I was making is:
First of all, at the time, the Black community met to have the right to have Black officers. They were denied.
What are the worlds that we are imagining as we see systems of violence dismantled
Moving in to the new week and grounding myself in the gratitude felt in being able to partake in this panel discussion.
Tune in to the full video linked below!
Grateful for this deeply necessary and reflective conversation with @NegroBuilding@rage1 and @paul_farber , as the world is continuing to uproot the systems and institutions predicated on white supremacy.
🖤TONIGHT!
Join @WBURCitySpace & @BUArtsInitiativ
Discussing monuments, their legacies + interconnections with systemic racism + public art, alongside @rage1@NegroBuilding and @paul_farber moderated by @bonitafrobum
We begin at 7pm!
Historical #monuments are an important topic right now, so we are joining with @WBURartery & @WBURCitySpace on Thursday 7/23 for a conversation exploring the nuances of this issues & what the future of #publicart could look like.
Register to join us: https://t.co/lU97r5nplp