On November 6, 2021, OSCAM in Amsterdam transformed into a vibrant celebration, honoring Black Joy as a powerful expression of protest. The evening's program included engaging discussions with artists and directors, captivating spoken word performances, and lively DJ sets. Attendees also experienced culinary delights from local Black-owned businesses, making it a truly unique Museumnacht experience focused on culture and resistance.
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During the Museumnacht Amsterdam event on November 6, 2021, OSCAM was transformed into a celebration of Black Joy, exploring its role as a form of protest. The program featured discussions with artists and directors, spoken word performances, DJs, and food from Black-owned businesses.
On November 6, 2021, OSCAM hosted a special event during Museumnacht Amsterdam, transforming the space into a tribute to Black Joy and its significance as a form of resistance. The program included conversations with artists Jonathan Hoost and Youandi, from the 'Zwart Manifest: Op Weg Naar Zwarte Emancipatie' exhibition, alongside Mitchell Esajas of The Black Archives and director Safi Graauw, discussing their perspectives on Black Joy as a means of protest. The evening also featured a vibrant program of spoken word performances, DJs, and culinary delights from Black-owned businesses. Attendees had the opportunity to capture memories with portraits taken by the artist duo Jonathan Hoost and Youandi, who contributed the photo wall 'Piri Tifi' to the 'Black Manifesto' exhibition. Additionally, director Safi Graauw engaged in a discussion about his work and his vision for Black Joy. The event was part of the broader Museumnacht Amsterdam program, with tickets available through their platform, granting access to numerous other city-wide events.
Access to this event was granted by purchasing a ticket through Museumnacht Amsterdam. This ticket also provided access to other programs throughout the city during the event.
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