Congratulations to Tiffany E. Barber, Ph.D., the winner of the 2022 Director’s Essay Prize! Founded in 2019, the Director’s Essay Prize fosters leading research in the field of visual biography and American portraiture.
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Beatriz Nascimento-theorist & activist. She "developed the idea of the quilombo as a multi‐sited territorialisation of Black space from the favela, to the ..(Black dance parties), to the terreiro (candomblé ritual house) & actual “remnant quilombo communities” #BlackHistoryMonth
MEDIA ADVISORY: Mellon Foundation Awards $1 Million Grant To @RobesonHousePHL and @HouseRobeson. Two organizations that are committed to preserving the legacy of Paul L. Robeson, who consistently spoke out against social injustices around the world. Media reception on Friday 3/3.
There’s just countless breadlines out here in #LosAngeles and we continue to be told that things are getting back to normal or whatever. We are living in such precarious times.
@tiffanyebarber is interdisciplinary scholar, curator and writer. Her project, Curating at the End of the World, is an important entry in the Black Speculative Arts Movement. The @CollegeBoard said it only kept primary sources - why not include this?
The way people are coming for the necks of their own colleagues and friends on this app without checking in on said colleagues and friends and or asking questions...over AP...wow