REST: A Transatlantic Reflection
The AfroFeminist Transatlantic Collaboration, collectively reflected on the notion of REST in this moment, responding to the idea and practice of rest: as an antidote, a rebellion, and a refusal. with artists Minneapolis based artist Amoke Kubat, Ain Bailey (UK) and Rehana Zaman (UK). Part of a Mn Artists series of articles curated by guest editor Christina Schmid examining the subtle and symbolic manifestations of violence that pervade contemporary life.
Read REST: A Transatlantic Reflection article here
Virgo Dreams Garden Soundlab
Rest, Dream and Co-Create, Through Afrofeminist Community Soundmaking
An afternoon of sacred sharing through healing sound, rest, art, play, and being with other African-ascendant people in safety and peace.
Season: Harvest
Colors: Mauve, Peach, Sapphire, Yellow, and, Amethyst
Element: Earth
Place: In-person with masks and social distancing in Sayge’s Yard
People: Black people with love in their hearts and art in their spirits.
This is a first in a series of seasonal community offerings envisioned and organized by the Afrofeminist Transatlantic Collaboration produced by Sayge Caroll, Ego Ahaiwe-Sowinki, and Zenzele Isoke in partnership with the Institute of Advanced Studies at the University of Minnesota.
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