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Matrix of Creativity ||Exhibition, New Orleans
sokari ekine
Jul 3, 2021
I am please to be part of the latest AfroFuture exhibition at NOAAM.  I have two pieces of work, digital composites in which I interpret Alexis Pauline Gumbs' speculative poem, M'Archive:  After the End of the World in which she exposes how we destroyed the world: the earth, the sky, the waters, the air and where the only path to survival is through a Black feminist metaphysics. 

New Orleans African American Museum and Afrofuture Society are pleased to announce the opening of the annual juried show, Welcome to the Afrofuture: The Matrix of Creativity: Where the River Meets the Sea curated by writer, independent curator, and visual artist Kristina Kay Robinson and 2021 curatorial fellow Kennedi Andrus.
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 1st, 2021 6-9 pm 1417 Governor Nicholls Street New Orleans, LA 70116
General Admission $5

On view July 30th, 2022

About Afrofuture Society:
Afrofuture Society, founded in 2015 and is a membership-based platform for people of African descent in the visual arts community to connect to each other globally, across disciplines, and throughout the life cycles of our work. A placemaking model to guide the curation of Afrofuture Society as a site for arts professionals of African descent to re-member a Black future shaped by individual and intercommunal needs - one with a self-sustaining cultural ecology - without having to imbibe any particular Afrofuturistic aesthetic.

Sokari Ekine

Sokari Ekine is a Queer Nigerian British Feminist, diasporic nomad, visual scholar, and activist, writer, educator seeking out new possibilities and ways of being beyond the normative and hegemony of whiteness, heterosexuality and native informers.
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