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African Art, Afrofuturism, Art, Artwork, Collage, Cultural Studies, Cyberpunk, Design, Digital Media, Exhibitions, Experimental, Fashion, Folklore, Grunge, idris Veitch, Illustrator, Instagram, Jamaica, Jamaican Art, Kokab Zohoori-Dossa, Mixed Media, Mythology, Photography, Provocative, Scott Braque, Taj Francis, Undergound
Jamaican Artists – Afrofuturism
Idris Veitch Digital and Mixed Media Artist Fashion Design Background Veitch’s work here [Veitch explores] themes of intercultural fusion with a series of digital collages titled “African Masks X Ukiyoe”. Veitch’s current body of work represents a natural evolution with a combination of bright colours, contrasting elements and nods to Afrofuturism. About Idris Veitch –…
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2022, Activism, African Mythology, Afrofuturism, Black People, Black star Line, Black Women, Drama, Education, Empowerment, Fantasy, Feminism, Fiction, Folklore, Jamaica, Language, Literary, Literature, Louise Bennett, Magical Realism, Marcus Garvey, Marlon James, Miss Lou, Music, Nalo Hopkinson, Pantomime, Patois, Political, Radical, Reggae, Social Justice, Speculative Fiction, Theatre, UNIA
Jamaican Writers – Afrofuturism
Nalo Hopkinson Author of Brown Girl in the Ring, Midnight Robber, Skin Folk, Falling in Love with Hominids Specializes in Speculative Fiction, Magical Realism, Folklore, Afro-Caribbean Culture, Feminism In this near future, post-apocalyptic Toronto, the wealthy live in the suburbs. In the inner city, government and social structures have disintegrated after a series of riots.…
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2022, Afrofuturism, Bob Marley, Chronixx, Dancehall, Disco, Dubstep, Experimental, Fashion, Futuristic, Grace Jones, Icon, Innovator, Jamaican, Lee Scratch Perry, Music, Pioneer, Pop, Reggae, Remix, Roots, Skank, Trap
Jamaican Musicians -Afrofuturism
Jamar McNaughton/Chronixx Known for a Reggae Revival. Uses digital instrument to experiment with reggae and dancehall – trap reggae/dancehall Positive thinking, Social Justice, Black Empowerment, Rastafarian themes in his music. Invested in his homeland and knowledge of African roots through Rastafari These creative giants have been able to reconstruct “Blackness” in the culture. According to…
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2022, Afrobeats, Afrofuturism, Anti-Hero, Avengers, Black Girls Rock, Black Panther, Black Panther Sequel, Black People, Black Women, Bob Marley, Burna Boy, CIA, Cinematic, Comic Book, Composer, Deep State, Film Review, Girlboss, Jamaican, KandiceThompson, Kendrick Lamar, Kukulkan, Ludwig Göransson, Marvel, Marvel Studios, Mayan, MCU, Meso-American, Mythology, Politics, Review, Rihanna, Rogue Nation, Soundtrack, Superhero, Talokan, Tems, Villain, Wakanda Forever
[Spoilers] Review of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
by Kandice Thompson This article containers spoilers Okay so hear me out, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was for the Black girls! Beyond the geopolitical wars and Marvel’s formulaic film style that has become standard in the superhero genre is a love letter to Black women and girls. No, this isn’t a co-sign of the damaging…
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Grace Jones: On The Cutting Edge
By Kandice Thompson Black Panther was many of our first entries into the world of Afrofuturism. This one film has done wonders with its reach, opening up the masses to ideas of a futuristic black society, but there is so much more. However, it seems as if most of the popular contributions have been done…
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