Nikki A. Greene will focus on Radcliffe Bailey's multilayered surfaces of glitter and recycled materials to meditate on aspects of Black culture from Sun Ra’s Afrofuturism to ...

A conversation with feminist theorist Moon Charania and Thurgood Marshall Postdoctoral Fellow Endia Hayes on Charania's book, Archive of Tongues (2023)

Planetary Extractions is a two-day symposium that engages environmental humanities with critical decolonial perspectives from the perspective of ethnic studies.

Artist-in-residence Tomeka Reid (jazz cello) and her ensemble perform commissioned works written to celebrate Duke Ellington's 125th birthday.

Artist-in-residence Tomeka Reid (jazz cello) and her ensemble perform commissioned works written to celebrate Duke Ellington's 125th birthday.

In this deeply personal film, director Ines Johnson-Spain confronts the experience of having grown up in a white East German family without being told that she is Black.

Join us as Professor Henderson embarks on an exploration of interiority animated by deep, intense reflection about existential crises through the landscape of RnB music and culture

The Department of Art History will welcome Itohan Osayimwese, Department Chair and Associate Professor, History of Art and Architecture, Brown University.

Africanfuturist writer Nnedi Okorafor discusses storytelling as archive, critique, hope.

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