Thank you to our incredible Artists and Contributors

Vernon Reid

Performer, composer, documentarian and multimedia artist. Founding member of Living Colour and the Black Rock Coalition.

Okwui Okpokwasili 

Performer, choreographer, multidisciplinary artist. Titles include: Bronx Gothic and Poor People’s TV Room.

Carl Hancock Rux 

Performer, playwright, poet. Titles include: The Baptism (directed by Carrie Mae Weems) and Talk.

visit Carl’s website here

Lynnée Denise

Artist, scholar, writer, and DJ whose work reflects on underground cultural movements, the 1980s, migration studies, theories of escape, and electronic music of the African Diaspora.

visit Lynnée’s website here

Jessica Care Moore

Poet, playwright, performer and producer.

visit Jessica’s website here

 

Tshepang Ramoba

Singer, songwriter, drummer, producers and film music supervisor.

 
Anique Jordan

Anique Jordan

Multi-disciplinary artist, writer, curator and entrepreneur.

image by Leilah Dhore

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Rhea Storr

Artist filmmaker and researcher investigating Black Radical Imagination as realised through experimental cinema.

visit Rhea’s website here

image by Oliver Benton

Axelle ‘Ebony’ Munezero

Burundi-Canadian dancer, choreographer and model.

visit Axelle’s website here

 
Trevor Mathison

Trevor Mathison

Artist, composer, sound designer, and founding member of The Black Audio Film Collective.

image by Aniruddhas Das

visit Trevor’s website here

 
Michael McMillan

Michael McMillan

Writer, playwright, artist/curator and academic; Associate Lecturer in Cultural & Historical Studies at London College of Fashion (UAL), and Research Associate with VIAD.

Jonzi D

Jonzi D

MC, dancer, spoken word artist and director. Founder and Artistic Director of Jonzi D Projects and Breakin' Convention

 

Dr Kholeka Shange

Writer and educator currently based in the Anthropology department at the University of the Witwatersrand.

image by Patrick Simelane

 
Geri Augusto

Geri Augusto

Longtime scholar and former activist at the intersection between the politics of knowledge.

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Ihab S Balla

Ihab S Balla

Anti-disciplinary artist and educator based in Australia. They are concerned with the quotidian poetics and global tonalities of Black subjectivities; at the intersection of theory, black feminist pedagogy, and collaborative practice.