Join The Black Archives for a special Museum Night event featuring a pop-up exhibition on international solidarity, archival material, and engaged art. The evening will also include the launch of a special newspaper on the theme 'Nobody's Free Until Everybody's Free', exploring historical and contemporary connections to global struggles. Expect music, knowledge sharing, and community building.
On Saturday, November 2nd, during Museum Night Amsterdam, The Black Archives invites you to an event themed 'Nobody's Free, Until Everybody's Free!'. This pop-up exhibition will showcase stories of international solidarity from both past and present, featuring engaged art and special archival material. The event aims to foster connection and community strength in the face of global human rights issues, genocides, and colonial violence.
During the evening, a special newspaper will be launched, delving into themes of international solidarity with contributions from the archives of figures like Amilcar Cabral, Kwame Nkrumah, Otto and Hermina Huiswoud, and insights from 10 years of KOZP. This publication promises to inspire reflection and action. The event is designed for anyone interested in history, music, or seeking a unique cultural experience, offering an evening filled with music, knowledge, and connection.