Tag: Afrofuturism

#MECCACONWEEKLY Talks With African Spiritualist and Afrofuturism Artist Sheeba Maya

Click here to go to the interview.

Artist Sheeba Maya

Artist Sheeba Maya

Sun Ra’s Full Lecture & Reading List From “The Black Man in the Cosmos”

LINK: His 1971 UC Berkeley Course

Herbie Hancock joins Luc Besson’s sci-fi ‘Valerian’

LINK: Afrofuturist Jazz Icon On Board

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Afrofuturism and the Power of Black Imagination

LINK: Can You Dig It?

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Utopian and Dystopian Visions of Afrofuturism

Read about it and watch the video at Slate.com.

Cover of Sun Ra's 1973 album "Space is the Place"

Cover of Sun Ra’s 1973 album “Space is the Place”

‘The Wiz’ is Pure Black Excellence

LINK: The History of The Wiz

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LA Times Proclaims NBC’s The Wiz Gorgeous and Utterly Sincere

LINK: “A group of multi-talented, high-energy and personally kinetic performers”

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Newly discovered WEB Du Bois science fiction story

LINK: Reveals more Afrofuturist history

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Dark Matters Site Rec: AfroCyberPunk

LINK: AfroCyberPunk

You can just tell we’d heart it from the name. AfroCyberPunk is a futurism blog by Jonathan Dotse out of Accra, Ghana. Though his posts are infrequent, Dotse’s focus considers genre creations of Blackness as a global whole: music, film, fiction, comics, art from African or of the diaspora. This world soul approach to Afrofuturism conveys Dotse’s singular vision of inclusivity and celebration. Bookmark worthy.

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‘Zana #1’ Review: An Exciting New Adventure in Modern-Day Apartheid

LINK: Set in a dystopian future South Africa where Apartheid was never overthrown

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