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Love and reflection in an anti-Black world through Arthur Jafa’s, “Love is the Message, the Message is Death”, and our tribute to Black voices doing all the things

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Welcome to Art Meets a Podcast! 

A space to talk about artistic African and philosophical production. Join us as we dig deep with our friends to find out how the arts and cultural movements from Africa and its diaspora have framed our contemporary moment. We’ll be chatting with visual artists, curators and a wide range of other cultural practitioners. There are histories to learn, contradictions to unfold and various points of view that don’t always agree. We’ll be haggling with our friends and swapping out academic jargon for easy colloquialisms. Come on out here as we create this rich tapestry where African thought and practices are celebrated.

New episodes published every Friday.

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Hello friends Welcome to Art Meets a Podcast! A space to talk about artistic African and philosophical production. Join us as we dig deep with our friends to find out how the arts and cultural movements from Africa and its diaspora have framed our contemporary moment. We’ll be chatting with visual artists, curators and a wide range of other cultural practitioners. There are histories to learn, contradictions to unfold and various points of view that don’t always agree. We’ll be haggling with our friends and swapping out academic jargon for easy colloquialisms. Come on out here as we create this rich tapestry where African thought and practices are celebrated. New episodes published every Friday.

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Love and reflection in an anti-Black world through Arthur Jafa’s, “Love is the Message, the Message is Death”, and our tribute to Black voices doing all the things

Love and reflection in an anti-Black world through Arthur Jafa’s, “Love is the Message, the Message is Death”, and our tribute to Black voices doing all the things