Black Vernacular: Reading New Media
Black artists have to both find and fix the color line, no matter how ambiguous its parameters seem. Does new media provide more opportunities for Black artists than conventional modes of distribution? By examining vernacular art, design and film we can shed light on the nebulous topic of African-American aesthetics.
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Questions
- Can "blackness" as an aesthetic quality be expressed on screen?
- How do we recognize it?
- What does blackness mean?
- Does new media provide more opportunities for Black artists than conventional modes of distribution?
- Is black media still relevant or necessary?
Speakers
- Martine Syms, Founder & CEO, Dominica
Organizer
Martine Syms, Founder & CEO, Dominica
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