Immerse yourself in Afrospirituality in the Everyday, an enriching event presented by 'Blacker Blackness' Master of Arts students. This program offers compelling film screenings, including works by Siomara van Bochove and Jaasir Linger, alongside an insightful artist talk with visual artist Frederick Calmes. Explore diverse Afro-diasporic cultural expressions and spiritual themes. Admission is free.
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An event exploring Afro-diasporic spirituality in everyday life, organized by students of the 'Blacker Blackness' Master of Arts program. The event features film screenings and an artist talk, with free admission.
On Wednesday, May 10, 2023, students from the Master of Arts program 'Blacker Blackness' will host a free event dedicated to Afro-diasporic spirituality. The program includes the screening of selected film fragments curated by Alicia Abieyuwa Bergamelli, as well as short films created by 'Blacker Blackness' students Siomara van Bochove and Jaasir Linger. A key component of the event will be an artist talk featuring visual artist Frederick Calmes, offering insights into his work and perspectives on the theme. Light refreshments will also be served.
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